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Hi everyone! I've always loved Russia and the Russian language. I know the basics but I would really love to become fluent in it. Most people recommend learning as many vocab words as possible and to not fixate on the grammar. Any tips would be very much appreciated.

HannaYou 6 Apr 14
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Would be better if you can tune up to listening simple conversation . Unlike English generally, Russian pronounce what they write.

Helios Level 4 May 25, 2020
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I haven't learned Russian, but German and Spanish. I like listening to music to keep my language skills up. I've found podcasts of German news specifically for non native speakers, maybe you can find similar in Russian. Don't stress on understanding every single word. I feel like that will come with practice and time. Just get the gist of what's being said. I also like to pick up kids books and videos to give me practice; those will have simple words and sentence structure to help you work up to the big stuff. 🙂 Best of luck in your learning!!

Dunnottar Level 4 May 17, 2020
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Lots of luck on reading their cursive ! 😁

Dougy Level 7 Apr 16, 2020

I'm definitely leaving that until the end haha

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That's good advice for learning any language, at least any Indo-European language.

amymcmxcii Level 6 Apr 14, 2020
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Welcome aboard! I can't help with Russian but I hope you'll enjoy the topics in general.

brentan Level 8 Apr 14, 2020
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