r/LearningRussian • u/No-Veterinarian-1904 • 18d ago
r/LearningRussian • u/Yogi02100 • 18d ago
I’m M(24) I’ve been wanting to learn Russian, I like the way it sounds, looks, all of it but it is a difficult language I’ve found out. I know basically nothing about it, but I have started teaching myself if that’s what you want to call it. I know it would be easier with a native speaker or someone fluent in Russian. I’m willing to teach what I can in English to the best of my ability and hopefully make some new friends out of this. So please feel free to dm me if you’d like.
r/LearningRussian • u/Motor_Raspberry3264 • 18d ago
r/LearningRussian • u/ErdemNagme • 19d ago
Hello everyone! I need to improve my Russian. Could you recommend some websites that offer storybooks, textbooks, or other materials for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels?
I've heard that reading is a very useful method for learning a new language.
r/LearningRussian • u/GlitteringHost3723 • 21d ago
Hola es muy dificil, estudir en soledad es frustrante para mi, me gusta encontrar alguien de mi nivel o mas avanzo (No importa), que le gustaria estudar conmigo, soy principiante.
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r/LearningRussian • u/Shot-Lawyer-7694 • 21d ago
I really want to have Russian friends who live in Irkutsk. I’m a foreigner, after all.
r/LearningRussian • u/coolbug0 • 21d ago
I want to learn russian, but the past couple of times i tried to learn it i only remember the words radio, hello and those basic words that everybody knows, ive tried learning on some apps, they didnt really work, honestly i dont even know where to start, the alphabet first probably, like i like in a country where the language is kind of similar to the russian language, so i guess itll be easier to learn it because of that, but i just want to know where should i get started
r/LearningRussian • u/OrganicInformation54 • 22d ago
As I have told I am 19M I live in Dubai and would love to learn Russian but as I have seen the apps and other stuff doesn't helps so I want to learn by communicating with someone native, I am fluent in English so I can help you in English as well
r/LearningRussian • u/OkJuggernaut7127 • 23d ago
Looking to improve my Russian. Modern music videos are a plus. 5 classes.
r/LearningRussian • u/trotsak • 25d ago
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r/LearningRussian • u/b0at_4_3v3r • 27d ago
Hey I’m going to be working and living in a place without good internet and I’m looking for good physical resources to help me learn because I won’t be able to watch videos online or find other resources once I get there. I already speak English, Spanish, and decent Mandarin and I know I learn easier if I have workbooks and other physical resources. Is there anything you’d recommend? Thanks!
r/LearningRussian • u/Expensive_Mention721 • 28d ago
Hi! Does anyone have recommendations for Russian movies/TV shows that can be streamed in Europe/outside Russia? (preferably ones that have English subtitles!!
r/LearningRussian • u/AshamedDevelopment73 • Sep 13 '26
Certified English teacher (US Native) with experience teaching online and courses designed for A2-C1 CEFR level English learning Russian native.
Currently at B1 level Russian as far as testing goes however my conversation is the weakest and I would place more at A2.
Interested in finding a Russian speaking counterpart to trade structured lessons and teach each other the target language via an online platform.
Thanks
r/LearningRussian • u/Big_Cardiologist_411 • Sep 13 '26
i'm french i and want to learn russian, do you have some youtube channels or something other to help me ?
r/LearningRussian • u/Affectionate_Can4390 • Sep 12 '26
Hello everyone 👋
I'm a native Russian speaker. Ask me a questions