you should learn by video or audio, and of course you need to wright every day:)

Vasily, gives a good link for you to learn russian alphabet. All you need is some time and practice :) Listen, watch, pronounce and write. Here is a silly tip from me: choose a small rhyme or even one sentence in Russian, learn it by heart and train your palm and fingers in writing it till you will write it without any effort. Then choose next one small rhyme or sentence ... For examle: Уронили мишку на пол, Оторвали мишке лапу. Всё равно его не брошу - Потому что он хороший.

Jeg er en norsk også! Jeg håper at jeg kan hjelpe. :) But, for this purpose, I will explain things in English because I learnt this strategy in English :) Think of the Russian alphabet as you would a Latin-based alphabet (to the best you can). Think of the Russian alphabet as 4 categories (divide them into these 4 categories when you study them). Category 1: Letters that look like English/Norsk and sound like English/Norsk (А, К, М, О). Category 2: Letters that look like English/Norsk but have a different English sound (В, Н, Р, С, Х). Category 3: Letters that do not look like English (look like Greek) but have an English sound (Б, Г, Д, З, Л, П, Т, У, Ф, Э). Last Category: the unique letters to Russian/Cyrillic (Е, Ё, Ж, И, Й, Ц, Ч, Ш, Щ, Ы, Ю, Я). Ъ and Ь are unique in that they are modifiers to a given word. But if you think of them as such, it will make it easier to absorb. :D and then it will be easier to learn the order.

http://learnrussian.rt.com/alphabet/ Also you can find someone from Russia to practice with. If you want, i can help you. Let me know.

Привет)) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwdPrABcrNU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMICnfYJyTI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL9M4P7CtEk