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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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
язык

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!!
Get: https://amzn.to/37IYTMu
This book is absolutely fantastic and a must for individuals wanting to master the Russian cases. I have only used this book for one month and it is already paying serious dividends. I love how it is organized and explains WHERE AND HOW to employ the cases.

The good:
-Each case is organized into large chapters [nominative, instrumental, accusative, dative, genitive, locative (prepositional)] making for easy finding and concentrated studying.
-The book clearly explains what circumstances to use each case in
-The book gives detailed case tables at the beginning of each chapter, including differences between hard and soft noun modification
-The book uses REAL sentences pulled from actual Russian sources, so it is in its most pure form.
-The book has detailed exercises at the end and a computer CD to check them with (native female speaker pronunciation included)

The bad:
-This is very difficult, heavy reading material, but that is to be expected
-The CD software is terribly outdated and archaic, but its a nice plus

https://amzn.to/37jhoay
“My Grandma’s Tales” is a series of fairy tales from around the world. The books are bilingual and should be interesting for adults and children as well. This book presents Russian and English versions of Russian folk tales: "Jack Frost," “The Frog Princess,” “Vasilisa and Baba Yaga,” “The Twelve Months” and “Smart Daughter.” https://amzn.to/2GtdtMn
Дорогие женщины! Поздравляю Вас с прекрасным, весенним праздником 8 Марта! Пусть солнышко нежно ласкает ваши прекрасные глазки своими лучиками, вы ощутите аромат первых весенних цветов и пусть мир вокруг вас заиграет своими радужными красками!
"Really enjoying this game with the whole family. It engages both languages simultaneously, teaching players to read and pronounce words in the process, quickly and competitively :) The illustrations are gorgeous. I was surprised by how versatile the game is, appealing to beginners and intermediate speakers of all ages. It's a nice change of pace from our normal bilingual books, combining vocabulary development/reading skills with the fun of a board game." https://amzn.to/3blpC3e
1. Когда́ ты впервы́е уви́дел кири́ллицу, ты был в восто́рге: "Кру́то! Приключе́ния то́лько начина́ются!".
When you first meet the Cyrillic alphabet and think, cool, I can do this.

2. В те дре́вние дни, ка́ждая побе́да явля́лась чем-то эпи́ческим.
In those early days, every little victory is thrilling. Like when you can finally read the word “bread” after puzzling over it for five minutes.


Ты был уве́рен на всё 100, что прочита́ть То́лстого и Достоевского - э́то как два па́льца ... .

You’ll be ready to tackle Tolstoy and Dostoevsky in no time.

3. Но о́чень бы́стро ты по́нял, что знать бу́квы э́то одно́, а понима́ть ру́сский язы́к э́то совсе́м друго́е.
But you quickly realize that making sense of the alphabet is one thing, and actually speaking Russian is another. Read more: https://pen4pals.com/en/29-surprizov-kotorie-zhdut-tebya-pri-izuchenii-russkogo-yazika