Russian Microlearning
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The collection of the best bite-sized materials for fast and easy learning Russian language. По рекламе: @Vyacheslav_Trotsak
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Beginner's Russian: with Interactive Online Workbook

"I agree with everyone else - this is a SUPERB book!! It walks you step by step from the beginning. The constant repetition of lessons in various ways (reading, writing, listening, speaking) really helps you to memorize new vocabulary and phrases. Every language learner should always have multiple sources for language learning. For Russian, this is an excellent MAIN resource. Feel free to add to your arsenal Poetry Reader for Russian Learners and the Russian Course (Penguin). Also, search on youtube "Dallas Russian World." There are over 170 videos ready to get you rockin' n rollin' in Russian - from the beginning!! It looks like they were produced in the 80's but overlook that. The lady teaching is EXCELLENT and the lessons are organized VERY well. Very impressed with them. Lastly, add Schaum's Outline of Russian Grammar. DO these 4 for QUADRUPLE THREAT!!" Get: https://amzn.to/2PGNcAj
Russian Tutors and Teachers Online: https://www.jdoqocy.com/np82cy63y5LRUSOUQNLNOVQTVSP
Maths. Математика.
The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters. Some of them are similar to Roman (English) letters and have a similar pronunciation (к,м,о) while some of them only look similar (с,в). The most common letter in Russian is о, whilst in the English language it is e. The Russian alphabet has two non-vocalised letters: soft sign Ь and hard sign Ъ. As you might guess, the soft one indicates that the preceding consonant is soft. The hard sign means the opposite. The last letter of the Russian alphabet, Я, is also a pronoun which means I or me in Russian. The Russian alphabet is derived from the Cyrillic script which was developed on the basis of the Greek alphabet. Read more: https://pen4pals.com/en/russian-alphabet-english-examples
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Callaham's Russian-English Dictionary of Science and Technology "I do a lot of technical translations. So far, Callaham's Russian-English Dictionary of Science and technology (4th ed) has been the most helpful reference out of a host of dictionaries at my disposal. Whenever I need to take a translation test (ATA cetification, for example), I bring this dictionary with me (there is no need to drag a bag-full of heavy technical dictionaries with me)." https://amzn.to/32Habhp
The application will improve your listening for numbers, figures, phone numbers, and dates. This is a great help in preparing for language tests, such a TORFL (ТРКИ), IELTS, TOEFL, etc.
Currently, the following target languages are available:
- 🇷🇺Russian
- 🇺🇦Ukrainian
- 🇺🇸English

Приложение которое поможет вам подготовиться к аудированию TORFL (ТРКИ). Помогает развить умение воспринимать числа, даты и номера телефон "на лету" без перевода на родной
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.finchbird.nlt
In this post I want to talk about numbers and how they decline and which cases you use for which numbers. Because it's not exactly straightforward. So we all start from the beginning.
Read more: https://pen4pals.com/en/russian-numbers-1-10
2000 Most Common Russian Words in Context
2000 most common words in Russian is a great addition to any program of language study whether one is taking a course, learning with a tutor or roughing it out in self-study. Because these words are presented and learned in the context of real (and useful in their own right!) sentences, you end up learning way more than the 2000 words in the title and also are exposed to and pick up Russian grammar through reading simple comprehensible input (a well researched and frequently recommended way to acquire languages). Highly recommend!!
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