A profound learning of Russian begins with covering the basics. Just like with any other language, no giant leaps will lead you to in-depth knowledge. On the contrary, small but …
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33 Russian Slang Words Every Russian Learner Should Know
If you want your Russian to sound cool or a bit edgy, you definitely need to expand your vocabulary and incorporate slang into the vernacular. In today’s post, we will …
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How to Speak Russian: A Step by Step Guide
My Russian language learning journey started out with my father asking if the Russian alphabet was anything like the Greek one. Despite the fact that he worked on a computer …
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Russian Food Bloggers: Learn Russian by learning about Food
There are so many ways to improve your Russian these days. You can try using textbooks, CDs, websites, movies and so many YouTubers, but we want to add an avenue …
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6 Inspiring Russian Fashion Bloggers
When it comes to the world of fashion, every country has its own stereotypes. Russian women in particular have garnered quite a reputation as fashion-minded and elegantly dressed. This stereotype …
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Russian YouTubers: Great Content to Help You Study
There are many different ways to learn Russian. Especially if you’re interested in the culture. Thanks to the internet, you can immerse yourself in Russian by browsing different blogs, reading …
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The Best Way to Learn Russian on Your Own
The Russian language, though challenging, is unique and according to Google, the 7th most spoken language in the world. In this post, I will share a few tips that will …
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How Long Does it Take to Learn Russian
Hi everyone! My name is Vladimir and I am a native Russian speaker. Today I’m going to give you an idea of how much time you (probably) need to learn …
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The Best Russian Podcasts for Beginners and Advanced Learners
One of the most unique and interesting languages to learn is also a quite difficult one. Yes, Russian people proudly call their language ‘’the great and mighty’’, because they know …
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The Russian Dative Case Broken Down for Beginners
The Russian dative case is used for the indirect object in a sentence. Simply put, if a noun has ‘to’ in front of it, it is most likely the indirect …
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