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Russian For Beginners From zero to fluency

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master Cyrillic alphabet and pronunciation for effective Russian reading and speaking skills
  • Construct basic sentences using essential nouns, adjectives, and verbs for everyday communication
  • Apply present, past, and future tense verb conjugations to express time accurately in Russian
  • Utilize pluralization rules to expand vocabulary and form correct Russian plurals
  • Identify and use Russian grammatical cases to improve sentence structure and clarity
  • Build a functional Russian vocabulary with common words and phrases for real-world conversations
  • Implement self-study techniques and authentic media to accelerate language learning progress
  • Engage in basic dialogues with native speakers to enhance pronunciation and conversational confidence
  • Develop strategies for immersive Russian language practice at home or abroad
  • Assess progress and set realistic goals for achieving fluency in Russian language skills

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Lessons | 21
Russian lessons – Lesson 1 – Tips goals and Russian alphabet | Russian language
00:43:15

Russian lessons – Lesson 1 – Tips goals and Russian alphabet | Russian language
Russian lessons – Lesson 2 – Russian pronunciation Personal pronouns | Russian language
01:00:17

Russian lessons – Lesson 2 – Russian pronunciation Personal pronouns | Russian language
Russian lessons – Lesson 3 – Russian pronunciation mastery Basic Russian phrases
01:05:08

Russian lessons – Lesson 3 – Russian pronunciation mastery Basic Russian phrases
Russian lessons – Lesson 4 – Russian nouns gender
00:54:55

Russian lessons – Lesson 4 – Russian nouns gender
Russian language lesson 5 – Russian verbs conjugation
00:52:10

Russian language lesson 5 – Russian verbs conjugation
Russian lessons – Lesson 6 – Russian possessive pronouns
00:48:27

Russian lessons – Lesson 6 – Russian possessive pronouns
Russian lessons – Lesson 7 – Russian plurals
00:37:32

Russian lessons – Lesson 7 – Russian plurals
Russian sentence structure Questions – Lesson 8 – Russian lessons
00:34:44

Russian sentence structure Questions – Lesson 8 – Russian lessons
Russian adjectives – Russian lesson 9 – Russian language course
00:41:21

Russian adjectives – Russian lesson 9 – Russian language course
Russian VERBS Part 2 – Russian lesson 10 – Russian language course
00:21:53

Russian VERBS Part 2 – Russian lesson 10 – Russian language course
Russian language practice – Russian lesson 11 – Russian language course
00:26:47

Russian language practice – Russian lesson 11 – Russian language course
Negation in Russian – Russian Lesson 12 – Russian language
00:39:16

Negation in Russian – Russian Lesson 12 – Russian language
Russian cases – Russian lessons – Lesson 13
00:22:37

Russian cases – Russian lessons – Lesson 13
Russian cases – PREPOSITIONAL – Russian lessons – Lesson 14
00:44:03

Russian cases – PREPOSITIONAL – Russian lessons – Lesson 14
Russian cases | PREPOSITIONAL 2 | Russian lessons | Lesson 15
00:45:03

Russian cases | PREPOSITIONAL 2 | Russian lessons | Lesson 15
Possession in Russian and VERBS infinitive | Russian language
00:19:00

Possession in Russian and VERBS infinitive | Russian language
Russian adverbs – Lesson 17 – Russian Language Lesson
00:25:44

Russian adverbs – Lesson 17 – Russian Language Lesson
Russian dictation – Lesson 18 – Russian language
00:18:00

Russian dictation – Lesson 18 – Russian language
Accusative case — Lesson 19 From zero to fluency — Russian language
00:22:55

Accusative case — Lesson 19 From zero to fluency — Russian language
Past tense in Russian – Lesson 20 – From zero to Fluency
00:13:40

Past tense in Russian – Lesson 20 – From zero to Fluency
From Zero to Fluency – Lesson 21 – My FAMILY
00:40:00

From Zero to Fluency – Lesson 21 – My FAMILY


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ce cours est une ouverture pour, je souhaite un approfondissement de la connaissance en Russie 2025-07-23

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