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Russian for Beginners

Start speaking Russian with confidence.

7 daysFoundation8 modules
Overview

About this course

Start speaking Russian with confidence. You will read and write Cyrillic, master greetings and introductions, and use the present and past tenses to talk about yourself, your work and your day.

The course introduces the case system gently, one case at a time, so grammar supports conversation rather than getting in its way. Seven days of practical sessions, run on demand, give you the language for shops, cafés, transport and everyday encounters, with an Alalamia certificate when you finish.

What you'll learn

What you'll learn

  • Read and write the Cyrillic alphabet with correct pronunciation and stress
  • Greet people and introduce yourself using formal and informal address
  • Apply noun gender, plural forms and adjective agreement in simple phrases
  • Conjugate common verbs in the present and past tenses
  • Use the prepositional and accusative cases in everyday sentences
  • Talk about time, dates and numbers
  • Manage everyday situations such as shopping, eating out and travelling
Curriculum

Curriculum

8 modules
  • Letters and their sounds
  • Familiar letters and false friends
  • Stress and vowel reduction
  • Reading and handwriting
  • Formal and informal address
  • Introducing yourself and others
  • Nationalities and languages
  • Polite expressions
  • Masculine, feminine and neuter nouns
  • Plural forms
  • Personal and possessive pronouns
  • Adjective agreement
  • First and second conjugation
  • Common irregular verbs
  • Expressing likes and preferences
  • Asking questions
  • Why Russian uses cases
  • The prepositional case for location
  • The accusative case for objects
  • Genitive basics for possession and absence
  • Numbers and counting
  • Telling the time
  • Days of the week and months
  • Talking about age
  • Forming the past tense
  • Gender in past tense verbs
  • Describing your day
  • Time expressions
  • Shopping and cafés
  • Transport and directions
  • Role-plays
  • Planning your next steps
Who it's for

Who it's for

Adults with no prior Russian who need the language for work, study or travel.

Before you start

  • No previous study of Russian is required

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