Russisch leerkracht Elizaveta

Elizaveta

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MA in Russian Philology. I teach verbs of motion with short videos, real-life examples, and smart AI
Uit Russische FederatieWoont in Tel Aviv, Israël (01:33 UTC+02:00)
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I’m Liza, I’m your new Russian‑language teacher! I was born in Russia’s far‑north Murmansk Region, spent years studying and working in vibrant Moscow, and have now settled in Tel Aviv – ginger cat in tow (he’s already mastered lounging in the Middle‑Eastern sun). Outside the classroom you’ll usually find me soaking up art exhibitions, experimenting in the kitchen, or planning my next trip to explore a new culture. I look forward to sharing language, stories, and a lot of curiosity with you this term.
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100%
Beantwoord

Russisch lessen

Proefles
1 lessen voltooid
USD 5.00+
Curious Conversations – Talk about what interests you in Russian
A2 -  C2

Conversatie oefenen

7 lessen voltooid
USD 8.00+
Pakket met 19% korting
What’s Going On? – Discussing news, breaking down jokes and memes about current events
B2 -  C1

Conversatie oefenen

0 lessen voltooid
USD 9.00+
Pakket met 17% korting
Bilingual Russian Chats – Practice your Russian for everyday life
A2 -  C1

Conversatie oefenen

0 lessen voltooid
USD 10.00+
Pakket met 25% korting

Beschikbaarheid

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4 Beoordelingen

Student David
David
3 Russisch lessen
That was a super fun lesson with Liza! We did some serious language nerding but kept it light. First, we matched funny dog memes to phrases like "Привет" (Hi) and "Дела – ужасно!" (Things are terrible!). The dog sitting among the mess perfectly taught me how to say I'm having a rough day. 😂 Then, we dove into sounds. The biggest shock was the O-to-A rule (vowel reduction). If O isn't stressed, it turns into an A sound. That’s why хорошо́ (good) is pronounced kharashó, not horosho. It's like the unstressed vowels get lazy! We also looked at how vowels soften consonants: Hard Vowels: а, о, у, ы, э (Keep the sound tough) Soft Vowels: я, ё, ю, и, е (Make the consonant before them soft/squishy) Learning these simple sound tricks makes reading so much easier. It feels like I cracked a secret code today! Thanks, Liza!
18 nov. 2025
Student David
David
3 Russisch lessen
Liza made a great first impression, easy to get involved and i was encouraged to continue learning. she easily saw my working points and what to focus on.
4 nov. 2025
Student David
David
3 Russisch lessen
Liza delivered an excellent lesson with high-quality, self-made materials. Her teaching style is very engaging and structured, which made it easy to follow along. She used reading exercises and practical phrases for introductions, and also guided me in forming sentences—even though that part was challenging for me. What stood out most was the positive energy she brings to the class. The atmosphere she creates removes the usual embarrassment that comes with learning a new language, making it a comfortable and enjoyable experience. I even received some homework to reinforce what we learned, which shows her commitment to a structured curriculum. I’m looking forward to the next lesson!
11 nov. 2025
Neerad Nandan
5 Russisch lessen
I liked her vibe, her energy, and her enthusiasm as a teacher. Much recommended guys !!! And also, she is meticulous with her planning and understanding the needs of the student.
2 nov. 2025
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