Hello everyone. Let's start learning Russian! First of all it's no so difficult as many people think! If we compare 2 alphabets Russian and English, we'll see only a few different letters. Do you not which ones? Write your comments and start your learning now 🙂

Two verbs ходить - идти and the whole group of verbs of motion. Some examples for practice and better understanding : Я ходил на работу вчера if you can say I was at work yesterday - Я был на работе вчера it means you need the verb ХОДИТЬ For negative phrase we also use the same verb НЕ ХОДИТЬ Я не ходил на работу ВЧЕРА - it means I was not at work yesterday.

What's your favorite TV series? I love something about story and probably, fairy tales, detective stories as well. My favourite ones in English for now are: Doctor Who, Once upon a time, Midsomer murders(a very atmospheric English TV series), Counterparts(an alternative history of two parallel worlds) and Killing Eve (a strange spy TV series, but something there attracts me, maybe the one of main characters Villanelle who is the Russian girl🙂). My students love modern comic Russian TV series as: Кухня Отель элион Как я стал русским Ивановы-ивановы Папины дочки Интерны Реальные пацаны Счастливы вместе Универ Воронины What's your choice for TV series in any language?

There are 6 cases in Russian language and it's important to know well all of them and use them in the right moment, but the thing is that each case has many different meanings, for example, Genitive case has around 20 or even more. 😏 How could you master them? My suggestion is: ONE CASE - ONE MEANING - A LOT OF PRACTICE. After that just repeat this with the next meaning of the same case and the same scheme. And then 2 meanings for one case together. Be patient and don't do all meanings at once. Step be step and you'll overcome all Russian cases!

When you read books in your native language and then in original, do you usually see a huge difference or not?

Hello community! Great idea and I'm really happy to have this option and talk to you here! Any questions about Russian language and culture - write me and I'll help!

Hello everyone! So great to write it here and have such a great opportunity to communicate with all users on Italki! I'm a teacher of Russian as a foreign language and a language learner myself. I think it's important for language teachers feel what their students fell and it helps them - us-do our job better. Here on Italki I found many students or probably, it's better to say they found me😊 if you have any questions about Russian language, culture, literature and life, let me know and we'll discuss them!