Do you want to learn Russian but don't know where to start? Then I've got the perfect resource list for you and you can find its links below. Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it. I hope everyone can enjoy it and if anyone notices any mistakes or has any questions you are free to PM me.Here is what the resource list contains;
Handmade resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding.
Resources on learning pronunciation.
Websites to practice reading.
Documents to enhance your vocabulary.
Notes on Colloquial Language and Dialects.
Music playlists
List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of grammar!
Learning the Russian language requires a good understanding of the numbers. If you're planning to visit Russia or just want to expand your language skills, mastering Russian numbers is a must.
Let's start with the basics, numbers 1-10. Repeat after me:
один ("a-deen")
два ("dva")
три ("tree")
четыре ("chye-tir-ye")
пять ("pyat")
шесть ("shest")
семь ("syem")
восемь ("vo-syem")
девять ("dyev-yat")
десять ("dyes-yat")
Good job! Now, let's move on to numbers 11-19:
одиннадцать
двенадцать
тринадцать
четырнадцать
пятнадцать
шестнадцать
семнадцать
восемнадцать
девятнадцать
And finally, the compound numbers:
двадцать ("dva-dtsat")
тридцать ("tree-dtsat")
сорок ("so-ruk")
пятьдесят ("pyat-des-yat")
шестьдесят ("shest-des-yat")
семьдесят ("syem-des-yat")
восемьдесят ("vo-syem-des-yat")
девяносто ("dyev-ya-nos-to")
сто ("sto")
двести ("dva-sti")
триста ("tree-sta")
четыреста ("chye-tyr-es-ta")
пятьсот ("pyat-sot")
шестьсот ("shest-sot")
семьсот ("syem-sot")
восемьсот ("vo-syem-sot")
девятьсот ("dyev-yat-sot")
тысяча ("tysyacha")
миллион ("meel-yon")
миллиард ("meel-lee-ard")
Practice counting from 1 to 10, then backwards from 10 to 1. Challenge yourself by counting in increments of 10, and eventually practice forming bigger numbers. With enough practice, you'll soon be able to understand Russian numbers with ease!
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One of my students studies Russian at university and we practice with him oral Russian, so he can feel more confident while speaking. He has a textbook which he uses to write down the words he can not understand. So in the previous lesson, I explained to him the meaning of some words and phrases, gave him a context to use them. And asked him to make a sentence, using these words and phrases.
Here are some of them:
- На халяву - бесплатно, не прилагая усилий (when you obtain something without any effort);
- Халява - что-то бесплатное (something that you obtained for free, without any effort);
- "Халява, приди" - то, что кричат российские студенты перед экзаменами (that's what Russian students cry out right before the exams).
So the question for you: what does "халява, приди" means for Russian students?
Вопрос для вас: что означает фраза "халява, приди"?