ByAbiMona
Russian is my second native language, and I'm currently in a country where, at least in my area, 95% of the people speak Russian. But not Russia.
However, when I'm nervous, my speech gets worse. So I'm jumping in at the deep end and signed up for a week at the gym. Just to meet a lot of people.
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Loading...5 in history, 4- in math, 9th grade high school. (I usually only get 2s or 3s) Do you think I'll even make it to 10th grade if I'm already doing so badly?
I mean things that are completely different from German, English, or the Romance languages. Something like particles that define the meaning of a word within a sentence.
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Are you there forever or just holidays?
If you live there forever, your Russian automatically improves because your environment is Russian-speaking. If you are only on holiday, you also need Russian-speaking people in Germany with whom you have daily contact, watch movies, listen podcasts, audiobooks, les much, then you automatically improve your Russian. And of course, much to communicate with native speakers.
So at least here you don’t talk too much in the gym!