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This practical course is designed for people who are going to Russia, Ukraine or other Russian-speaking country for traveling purposes. It will teach you how to communicate more effectively in Russian conversation and be understood in a variety of everyday speaking situations.
One-to-one or mini-group Russian classes.
60-minute or 80-minute language sessions.
From Beginner to Elementary level.
2 or 3 times per week recommended.
What Will I Get From This Course?
You will learn how to read and write in Cyrillic and sound like a real Russian with proper pronunciation.
You will learn travel vocabulary, basic Russian grammar and survival phrases for everyday situations.
You will orientate yourself in the city, read a map, and understand street signs and city advertisements.
You will be able to buy food, order meals in the restaurants, and read menus in Russian.
You will be able to make bookings, confirm reservations, and find accommodation.
You will be able to ask for directions and get to the places you want to go.
You will be able to buy tickets, use local transport, and travel by train worry-free.
You will be aware of essential tips on Russian culture and manners.
Course Overview
Lesson Structure
Course Structure
This syllabus consists of 28 modules which include vocabulary, grammar and culture sections. You can take this course “as is” or ask your teacher to modify it according to your interests. Offered speaking and vocabulary topics can be rearranged, removed or augmented with additional topics to suit your language goals and needs.
1. Getting to Know People
2. Talking to Russians
3. Schedule. Days of the Week
4. Buying & Eating Food
5. Eating Out
6. At the Airport
7. At the Hotel.
8. Renting. Staying with Locals
9. In the City
10. On the Train
11. Countries & Languages
12. Car Rental
13. On the Road
14. Seasons. Months. Weather
15. Holidays
16. Going Out. Entertainment
17. Buying Clothes
18. Beauty Salon & Barber’s Shop
19. Buying Gifts
20. Repair Services
21. Money & Banking. Currency Exchange
22. Telephoning
23. Mail. Post Office
24. Safe Travel
25. At the Pharmacy
26. Health
27. Travel With Children
28. Tips Before You Leave
1. Greetings & Farewells. People. Family & Friends
2. Asking Questions. Survival Phrases. Small Talk
3. Numbers. Time & Dates. Present. Past. Future
4. Local Food. Self-catering. Cooking
5. Ordering Food. Menu Decoder. Eating a Meal. Paying
6. Check-in Desk. At Customs. Entering a country
7. Hotel Vocabulary. Checking In. Requests & Queries. Complaints
8. Typical Russian Flat
9. Directions. Transport. Tickets. Taxi
10. Travelling by Train. Trans-Siberian Railway
11. Countries & Languages
12. Car Vocabulary
13. Road Signs
14. Seasons. Months. Weather
15. Dates. Russian Holidays
16. Sightseeing. Theater. Movies. Sports
17. Clothes. Colors. Describing Things
18. Hairstyles & Haircuts
19. Russian Souvenirs
20. Repairing Eyeglasses & Shoes
21. Russian Money
22. Telephoning
23. Post Office
24. Emergencies. Police
25. Buying Medicine
26. Doctor. Dentist. Hospital. Men’s & Women’s Health
27. Babies. Kids Health
28. Dos & Don’ts in Russia
1. Russian Pronunciation and Spelling Rules. Word Stress. Intonation. Russian Word
11. Talking about Past & Future. Past & Future forms of the verb БЫТЬ
2. Russian Sentence. Word Order. Demonstratives. Negatives. Questions Words
12. Modal Words: need, must, can, be able. Imperatives
3.Introduction to Russian Case System. Declension of Singular Nouns. Conjunctions & Linking Words
13. Verbs of Motion. Accusative Case with Verbs of Motion
4.Russian Nouns. Nominative Case of Singular and Plural Nouns.
14. Genitive Case of Singular Nouns. Absence. Possession.
5.Animate and Inanimate Nouns. Genders
15. Genitive Case with Verbs of Motion
7. Personal and Possessive Pronouns. Showing Possession
16. Instrumental Case of Singular Nouns. Showing how something is done
8. Talking about Direct Objects. Accusative Case of Singular Nouns
17. Reflexive Verbs with the Instrumental Case. Prepositions with Instrumental
9. Russian Verbs. Present Tense. Infinitive. Verbs Conjugations
18. Dative Case of Singular Nouns. Talking about Indirect Objects. Reflexive Verbs with Dative
10. Prepositional Case of Singular Nouns. Talking about Location
19. Nominative Case of Russian Adjectives
20. Adverbs of Time, Place and Manner
1. Polite & Informal Language
14. Russian Meals
2. Meeting & Greeting
15. Dining Etiquette
3. Body Language
16. Russian Currency
4. Russian Names. Titles & Addressing People
17. Public Transport & Private Taxi
5. Russian Family
18. Russian Holidays
6. Relationships & Communication
19. Hotel Assistance
7. Russian Mentality
20. Visiting Etiquette
8. Russian Etiquette Tips
21. Gift Giving Traditions
9. Russian Cuisine & Food Fashions
22. Paying compliments
10. Russian Places to Eat
23. Giving toasts
11. Table Manners
24. Russian Culture
12. Shop Etiquette
25. Russian Customs and Traditions
13. Dress Etiquette
26. Russian Men & Women
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What makes this course unique?
Native Teacher
You will take regular online lessons with a professional and experienced native Russian teacher.
Personalized training
You will have tailored e-learning program, which will help you to achieve your personal goals and needs.
Effective lessons
You will enjoy interactive and sociable lessons that use modern and communication-centered activities.
Real-Life Russian
You will learn how to speak Russian that natives use in real conversations and be immersed in the language right from the start.
Cultural Awareness
You will get acquainted with culture tips, traditions and etiquette for different life situations.
Modern Educational Resources
All educational materials are FREE and provided by your teacher during a class.
