Ответ:

Russian is the most difficult, but also the most melodious and most expressive language in the world. There are thirty-three letters in the alphabet. How little it seems, but also how many words and phrases can be composed. Take the English alphabet as an example. There are twenty-six letters in total. Pushkin would hardly have been able to so beautifully and expressively describe in English the autumn forests, dressed in "crimson and gold." We learn Russian from the first grade of high school and then for the rest of our lives. Rarely are there people who know the language perfectly. Because our language is very complex. The child begins to memorize words and expressions the way his parents and closest circle say. If they speak incorrectly, then the child also remembers the incorrect words and expressions. And then it is very difficult to relearn. Some people have an innate sense of language. Even without knowing the rules, they write competently.

I love Russian because many great Russian people spoke and wrote in it.