Really interesting educational comic. https://pen4pals.com/en/learn-read-russian-15-minutes-comic-yes-real-i-thought-it-was-joke-first-too

Учебный словарь-справочник «Русский словарь» предназначен для иностранцев, изучающих русский язык. Включает около 3500 слов, описание которых содержит краткую грамматическую характеристику, примеры лексической и грамматической сочетаемости, словообразовательные возможности, трудные случаи употребления.
Словарь дополнит любой учебник по русскому языку как неродному. Разговорные фразы и иллюстративные тексты могут использоваться при работе над развитием речевых навыков.

Скачать: http://bit.ly/2POcLfO

В русском языке насчитывается более 400 правил! Можно ли обычному человеку научиться грамотно писать и говорить, не становясь при этом филологом? Можно. Начните с малого - с этой книги. Здесь собраны правила на самые распространённые ошибки, с которыми все мы сталкиваемся каждый день, общаясь друг с другом. Что поможет вам осмыслить эти правила и запомнить их: - понятные красочные схемы, - ироничные примеры из реальной жизни, - занимательные факты о русском языке.
http://bit.ly/2PUGnv8

#XmasGiftIdeas "I purchased this as a Christmas present for my younger brother. The fit is perfect, I measured his size and this fits him like it was made for him. It seems to be pretty durable, too, as he's been wearing it pretty much non stop since Christmas. It was difficult to put the pin in, we had to poke little holes in one layer of the fabric and eyeball it to get it centered, but once in it hasn't fallen out. Overall, I am very pleased with this product." https://amzn.to/2FC2eDM

The chart illustrating how to use nouns with numerals.

In Russia, the main holiday is the New Year, and the tradition of celebrating Christmas [Рождество, Rozh-dest-vO] has suffered significantly in the atheistic Soviet Union. However, the last twenty eight years Russians also celebrate Christmas. For Russian people holiday and fun does not happen much!
Read more: https://pen4pals.com/en/how-do-russians-celebrate-new-year-and-christmas

Short Russian Christmas Vocabulary with audio www.reddit.com/r/LearningRussian/comments/a62dt9/russian_christmas_vocabulary/

Всех с Рождеством Иисуса Христа! Merry Christmas!

The Gulag Archipelago in Russian
by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Drawing on his own incarceration and exile, as well as on evidence from more than 200 fellow prisoners and Soviet archives, Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn reveals the entire apparatus of Soviet repression -- the state within the state that ruled all-powerfully.Through truly Shakespearean portraits of its victims -- men, women, and children -- we encounter secret police operations, labor camps and prisons; the uprooting or extermination of whole populations, the welcome that awaited Russian soldiers who had been German prisoners of war. Yet we also witness the astounding moral courage of the incorruptible, who, defenseless, endured great brutality and degradation. The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956 -- a grisly indictment of a regime, fashioned here into a veritable literary miracle -- has now been updated with a new introduction that includes the fall of the Soviet Union and Solzhenitsyn's move back to Russia.
Download: http://bit.ly/2rXOolo

Всех участников группы с Новым Годом! Поток жизни нельзя остановить, он будет двигаться вперед, огибая холмы и расторгая препятствия. Пусть в Новом Году Вы всегда будете внутри него, и он направит вас к победе.

Creative #Russian calendar January 2019

How to learn Russian cases. The Best visual sheets, charts about Russian cases.
More: https://pen4pals.com/en/russian-cases-simple-words-visual-sheets-chatrs-video

25 Russian Phrases Men Hear in a Lifetime Most Often
First column:
Top up my phone.
Where have you been?
Go home.
Did you enjoy that ?
Can you talk?
G'day, police inspector so-and-so ( this is what traffic policeman has to tell you by law as soon as you get stopped)
Second column:
Enough chit chat, pour some more
Today I'm tired.
We'll talk about that at home
Can you take the trash out?
Do you have a client card? Do you need a plastic bag?
This type of call cannot be set up.
Third column:
Your call is very important to us.
Are you hungry?
How are you able to eat it?
Can you show my the way? (Not Uganda Knuckles meme)
Which army corps did you serve in?
Are you asleep?
Free till (someone McDonalds employee would say to indicate that he/she is ready to serve you)
Fourth column:
Do you want aisle or window seat?
No, you go (something you'd reply to "go fuck yourself")
Pick me up (as in "lift me up" or "hold me". Something a child could say or your girlfriend when she is acting cute and playful)
PS: thanks hdghoginthemist for the translation.

Russian did not contribute nearly as many loanwords to English as French or Spanish did. However, a few of these words of Russian origin are floating around in English. Naturally, many of them changed their meaning or pronunciation comparing to Russian. Here are a few words you should pay attention to when speaking Russian to make sure you’re not simply saying them the way you’re used to in English. https://telegra.ph/Six-Words-You-May-Be-Saying-Wrong-In-Russian-02-05

When I was in the earlier stages of learning English, before I moved to the United States, finding easier ways to learn new words and phrases was pretty important. One of those ways was learning through music. When you hear a song you like, you can listen to it over and over again; at a certain point you start singing along; then before you know it you are ready to give it a go on your own. One of the most important things in this exercise is having the lyrics of the desired song. Fortunately, in this day and age lyrics are somewhat easy to find on the internet. With that in mind I decided to share some of my favorite songs with you and also give you some tips on how to look for Russian songs with lyrics on YouTube. I am not very big on Russian pop, so you will have to forgive me for lack of Russian pop references :-).

https://telegra.ph/Learning-Russian-through-Music-02-10