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How do you say i am practicing my Russian in Russian?

There are a few ways to say "I am practicing my Russian" in Russian, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Я практикую свой русский язык. (Ya praktikuyu svoy russkiy yazyk.) - This is the most literal and formal translation.

* Я занимаюсь изучением русского языка. (Ya zanimayus' izucheniyem russkogo yazyka.) - This means "I am engaged in learning the Russian language."

Informal:

* Я учу русский язык. (Ya uchu russkiy yazyk.) - This means "I am learning Russian."

* Я тренирую свой русский. (Ya treniroyu svoy russkiy.) - This means "I am training my Russian."

* Я практикуюсь в русском. (Ya praktikuyus' v russkom.) - This means "I am practicing in Russian."

The best choice depends on who you are talking to and the context of the conversation.

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