6 Tips for Beginners Learning Russian
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"Grammar is very similar to english anyway" eeehh what? 😂
A really good book that helped me learn grammar and reading is " Russian Course" by Nicolas J Brown
After watching Soviet Storm, I've got to learn Russian.
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When watching Russian language film's should I use English subtitles or not
I am an indian i have started Russian 3 days ago but i have learnt whole alphabet and some words like dog ,cat,run etc
Actually I think that you should learn cases as you learn vocabulary because it will help you understand better. When you were a young child I am pretty sure your parents would speak to you using cases. Well that is the same thing here.
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Good tip good advice
I just started learning Russian not too long ago. idk how or where to find a “language buddy” or whatever, but the only thing I’ve been able to think of is using tinder and putting my location to Moscow. I tried doing guys and girls, but the guys didn’t want that when I told them I was straight 😂 the women however, I just haven’t been able to find any that know English well enough. 🤦🏻♂️😫 I’m also learning Spanish, I’m light years ahead in Spanish compared to Russian. But I live in Texas, plenty of Spanish speaking people to talk to.
What's the best Russian dictionary an amateur?
Mw brought me to this point
why do i have to learn russian
if i can just born as a native speaker?🙃
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Would you care to explain how in the name of Иван Грозный the grammar in Russian and English are even REMOTELY similar?
I have a question on a went to my eye doctor and she has a O a really good accent Russian my question is how hard is it to be good at something that hard to learn Russian
And by vocabulary, I'm sure you mean especially the verbs. My Russian teacher said, "Oh, verbs are easy. There are only three tenses for ANY Russian verb." Sounded great…until she told us about perfective and imperfective verbs…and that you sound like an idiot if you use the wrong one.
I'll learn Russian to impress my girlfriend:)
Было очень интересно))