Or, say, you want to buy a ticket to Moscow for train #3. In this case you just say: "one + ticket + to + Moscow + for + train + number + 3 = o`din + bilet + v + Moskva + na + poezd + nomer + tri".

So, make up simpliest phrases in your own language (without auxiliary verbs and articles), use the dictionary from the next sections and then say everything in Russian.

If you want to be more advanced, you'd have to learn about all the tenses and grammatical rules, but the best way to get it is through practice. We'd suggest to start speaking first and then the natural way of forming sentences will come later.