Hello dear users, I have already started to learn a little Russian, so I already know the Cyrillic alphabet, but I really want to start learning how to read and understand texts as well as write and listen in Russian, e.g. podcasts, series, conversations or songs.
Or if anyone knows a book that you can use to learn, please let me know. If anyone knows how I could learn, please give me a recommendation.
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There are so many ways to learn Russian.
In my own studies, however, it is difficult – at least from my experience – to achieve a good level of Russian with which you can start something.
Learning apps (such as Duolingo), Youtube videos and, of course, a good book help. In the long term, the path does not pass by a good teacher.
I can recommend you to Alisa where I am currently taking online Russian lessons https://Russian-unterricht.de/).
But surely there are other Russian teachers you will find easily on the internet.
Duolingo or Babbel.
In addition to watching Russian films/series and reading books.
Look in the net whether there is a book with small stories where the vocabularies are printed afterwards.
Duolingo is good for basics but does not teach speaking and listening.
I am also Russian B1 spokesperson and have built my own tool that allows you to practice languages unlimited in natural conversations (plaudli.de). Check out!
Otherwise also helpful to use youtube – just please webgain all propaganda stuff
You can read Russian stories on Wattpad…?
But I also have to understand what I can’t or are the transpositions?
So I think it would be practicing for reading (reading and pronouncing pure) just fine
What it looks like they are also interested in Russian language
Do you have any tips?
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You as well and good luck
Okay, thanks anyway:) Have fun learning
No not really, can stop the Cyrillic alphabet and best of all you should have people who could talk to you and help you, e.g. my friend the Russian who helps me just like the Ukrainians I help with German and they help me with Russian
Other:
OK, thanks for the tip
Course in the VHS.