According to serious linguistic researches and personal notices of many people, the conversational speech consists of 100 words that cover 50% of what we talk about. And 400 most common words that cover 75%, and 1000 words that cover 80+%. Here is where it all […]
The content of this blog post is taken from the book Russian Cases Made Simple. There are more than 6 cases in Russian language. These cases which we’re going to consider are not taught in most of schools and courses. Because they can be applied […]
So, you’ve started to learn a new language, and you want to improve your active vocabulary as fast as possible. If you already know how to use present, past and future tenses – you can start speaking practice with this list, along the way. Don’t […]
If you’re thinking about starting to learn Russian, or any other Slavic language, I dare to say that you should start from this article because I will explain how to save a lot of time. When it comes to start learning, there is one thing […]
Verbs of Motion is one of the most complicated subject in Russian language (and in any Slavic language that has them), according to multiple opinions of Russian Language learners. In this article we’re going to break down this grammatical subject and explain it in easily […]
Why self study is much more effective than language schools? Why you can learn a language much faster spending 20 minutes a day instead of spending 2 hours for a lesson in a language school? Let’s figure it out. I learned all languages by myself […]
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