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In this video I answer 11 common questions about learning Russian:
Time codes:
00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - 1. "My reading skills are B2, but speaking Russian is A1 - what can I do?"
03:23 - 2. The method of "only speaking Russian" during lessons and no word in the student's mother language.
04:43 - 3. What are the chances of becoming fluent in reading/writing/speaking Russian if you're studying without a teacher?
05:45 - 4. What if we only learn vocabulary and no grammar?
07:55 - 5. Is there any disadvantage of online lessons in comparison to lessons in person?
09:08 - 6. Are there many different dialects of the russian language?
10:50 - 7. What’s more important to learn first: prefixes meaning or grammar (cases, aspects)?
11:40 - 8. Where can learners find natives to have calls/informal conversations?
12:23 - 9. Is it necessary to read books in order to acquire vocabulary?
14:06 - 10. How to increase listening comprehension to native speakers?
17:29 - 11. How hard it is for a Native speaker to understand someone else's speech when proper cases and word endings aren't quite there?
Russian Cases should be studied as a whole? Or it's better to break them down one at a time?
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