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Do you want to learn Russian? My name is Masha and I'm a native Russian speaker from Siberia. I love the Russian language and have always dreamed about building a website that people would find interesting and useful. I have several years experience working as a Russian tutor. I love teaching and meeting people from all countries and backgrounds. Learn Russian with Masha is a website that I have created from scratch. I try to update it daily with new lessons. Hopefully there are some people on this forum that would like to learn Russian or are in the process of learning it.

Hi guys, I’m in Kiev, Ukraine at the moment and I thought to make a video about how to get a local SIM card in a mobile phone shop. You get into the shop. How do you ask for the SIM card? What sort of questions do you expect from the seller? I hope that in this video you’ll find lots of useful phrases. I’ve added both Russian and English subtitles. Watch HERE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CHWMysBmqc Best, Angelos

Всем привет, I asked Yulia Amlinskaya, the founder of the Russificate school, to clarify some complex Russian grammar. Here are the answers. http://explorerussian.com/interview-with-yulia-amlinskaya-russian-teacher/ Yulia also gives tips on motivation, common mistakes, pronunciation and more. Enjoy, Angelos

The book "Russian language in 25 lessons" represents a course for a beginner as well as an advanced student of Russian language in 25 easy and understandable lessons of Russian essentials. The feature of the book is that you will learn the structure of the Russian language. Kindle and paperback editions (from 6.99$) E-book (pdf+fb2+mobi+epub) (3.99$) The lessons consist of such subjects as: Conjugation of verbs in present, past and future tense; Conjugation of the verb "To be"; Genders and plural; Prepositions an their usage; Cases of pronouns, nouns and adjectives; Reflexive verbs; Complicated verbs "to have, to need, to like, can, must"; Imperative mood; Perfective aspect of verbs; Reflexive pronouns; Participles; Possessive case; Diminutive suffixes; And other subjects; All lessons are followed by many examples. The books also has the additional material: Russian alphabet with transcriptions of the letters, simple rules of reading, numbers, phrasebooks with common phrases, list of irregular verbs. The book will be helpful for a learner with any level of Russian language. Kindle and paperback editions (from 6.99$) E-book (pdf+fb2+mobi+epub) (3.99$) This book simplifies the process and shortens the learning curve. The result? You can finally learn to speak the Russian language decently and not ridiculing yourself by knowing a couple of phrases that you cannot make any practical use of. This Book Is A Must Have For You: •If you want to learn Russian language but don't know where to start; •If you prefer learning in the comfort of your own place while studying at your own pace! •If you have ever tried to learn Russian but struggled a lot during the process and eventually quit! Generally, it’s a must read if you want to speak Russian fluently, which is certainly possible when you understand the fundamental structure of the language! Do you want to speak Russian with confidence? The 25 lessons in this book will walk you through the process of understanding the essential grammar and conversational language. What’s more, the multiple examples presented in the book will help you further elevate your Russian speaking and comprehension skills, thus making the application of what you learn incredibly more effortless. Kindle and paperback editions (from 6.99$) E-book (pdf+fb2+mobi+epub) (3.99$)

http://russian-1000words.pw/ Lessons for beginners and more, ONLINE CHAT for practice, quizzes, radio, interesting blog with many language tricks and more helpful information

Hi linguaholics, I'm passionate about the Russian language and I'm writing about how to learn it effectively on http://explorerussian.com I recently gave a talk at Oxford University on how to learn Russian with some unusual and powerful methods. You can watch my presentation here. On Explore Russian you can also download 10000 Flash Cards with the most common Russian words! Read here. Hope you find these resources useful! Thanks, Angelos PS: Thanks to linguaholic for giving us the opportunity to let people know about our language resources.