You’re in the channel «In Russian and in English» — a space where English becomes not just a subject from the school curriculum, but your tool for:
✔️ Travelling without a language barrier;
✔️ A career with greater opportunities;
✔️ Access to knowledge and entertainment without translation.
✔️ What is this channel about?
✔️ We show the real role of the English language — in a simple way, with examples and without complex terms.
Here you’ll find:
✔️ Facts and statistics: why English is the language of the world and how it affects Russia.
✔️ Practical tips: phrases for travelling, work and study.
✔️ Useful resources: free courses, apps, YouTube channels.
✔️ Motivation: stories of people who changed their lives thanks to English.
✔️ Interaction: tasks, polls, challenges for practice.
Who is this channel for:
✔️ For school students who want to understand English beyond the classroom.
✔️ For students planning internships or studies abroad.
✔️ For young professionals dreaming of working in an international company.
✔️ For everyone who’s tired of depending on translators and subtitles.
✔️ Travelling without a language barrier;
✔️ A career with greater opportunities;
✔️ Access to knowledge and entertainment without translation.
✔️ What is this channel about?
✔️ We show the real role of the English language — in a simple way, with examples and without complex terms.
Here you’ll find:
✔️ Facts and statistics: why English is the language of the world and how it affects Russia.
✔️ Practical tips: phrases for travelling, work and study.
✔️ Useful resources: free courses, apps, YouTube channels.
✔️ Motivation: stories of people who changed their lives thanks to English.
✔️ Interaction: tasks, polls, challenges for practice.
Who is this channel for:
✔️ For school students who want to understand English beyond the classroom.
✔️ For students planning internships or studies abroad.
✔️ For young professionals dreaming of working in an international company.
✔️ For everyone who’s tired of depending on translators and subtitles.
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Let’s start with the very basics.
Why do you need English at all?
• English is not just a school subject. It’s:
• Access to millions of videos and articles;
• The opportunity to communicate with people from different countries;
• A chance to find a good job.
Think about it: what would you like to learn or do if you understood English? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Why do you need English at all?
• English is not just a school subject. It’s:
• Access to millions of videos and articles;
• The opportunity to communicate with people from different countries;
• A chance to find a good job.
Think about it: what would you like to learn or do if you understood English? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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English at Work
Many companies in Russia are looking for employees with English language skills. Why?
Working with international clients;
Reading instructions and documents;
Participating in international projects.
Many companies in Russia are looking for employees with English language skills. Why?
Working with international clients;
Reading instructions and documents;
Participating in international projects.
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English in Movies and Music
Favourite films and songs often come out in English first.
Benefits of knowing the language:
• You watch without subtitles;
• You understand jokes and references;
• You hear the actors’ and singers’ real voices.
Action: turn on a TV series or music video in English. Try to catch at least 3 words.
Favourite films and songs often come out in English first.
Benefits of knowing the language:
• You watch without subtitles;
• You understand jokes and references;
• You hear the actors’ and singers’ real voices.
Action: turn on a TV series or music video in English. Try to catch at least 3 words.
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How to Start Learning English?
Don’t know where to start? Try this:
Learn 10 basic words (hello, thank you, water, food, time).
• Listen to songs in English and try to make out the lyrics.
• Watch short videos (for example, on TikTok) with English subtitles.
• Challenge: learn 5 new words today. Write them down in your phone.
Don’t know where to start? Try this:
Learn 10 basic words (hello, thank you, water, food, time).
• Listen to songs in English and try to make out the lyrics.
• Watch short videos (for example, on TikTok) with English subtitles.
• Challenge: learn 5 new words today. Write them down in your phone.
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Don’t wait for the “right moment”. Start today:
Pick 1 English‑related activity (for example, 5 minutes of a video).
Write down 3 new words.
Praise yourself for trying!
Question: What will you try to do today? Write: “I will…” (for example, “I will listen to a song in English”).
Pick 1 English‑related activity (for example, 5 minutes of a video).
Write down 3 new words.
Praise yourself for trying!
Question: What will you try to do today? Write: “I will…” (for example, “I will listen to a song in English”).
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English on the Internet
80 % of online content is in English.
This means:
many interesting videos are available without translation;
not all articles can be translated properly;
many games and apps don’t have a Russian language option.
Try this: go to YouTube and find a video about your hobby in English. Even if you don’t understand everything, watch it for 1 minute.
80 % of online content is in English.
This means:
many interesting videos are available without translation;
not all articles can be translated properly;
many games and apps don’t have a Russian language option.
Try this: go to YouTube and find a video about your hobby in English. Even if you don’t understand everything, watch it for 1 minute.
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English in Travel
Imagine this: you’re in another country, and no one understands Russian. What should you do?
Knowing English will help you:
ask for directions;
order food at a café;
buy a ticket.
Practice: learn 3 phrases:
«Where is the toilet?»
«How much does it cost?»
«Can I have water, please?»
Imagine this: you’re in another country, and no one understands Russian. What should you do?
Knowing English will help you:
ask for directions;
order food at a café;
buy a ticket.
Practice: learn 3 phrases:
«Where is the toilet?»
«How much does it cost?»
«Can I have water, please?»
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Learning English on a Russian website: Lingualeo
Hi there! Today we’re going to talk about Lingualeo — a Russian‑language service for learning English where you can study with pleasure.
Why is Lingualeo convenient for Russian‑speaking users?
The entire interface and hints are in Russian.
You can start from scratch — there are materials for beginners.
Learning through engaging content: articles, videos, songs.
What will you find on the website?
Vocabulary trainer: learn words and phrases while seeing them in context.
Audio and video materials: listen to native speakers and read texts with translations.
Game elements: earn “meatballs” for completing tasks and feed Leo the lion cub.
Personalisation: create your own word lists and track your progress.
How to get started?
Go to the website lingualeo.com.
Register (you can use social media accounts).
Take a short test to assess your language level.
Choose what you want to study today: vocabulary, grammar, or listening.
Study for 10–15 minutes a day — and you’ll notice progress within a month!
Advantages of the service:
A large library of free materials.
The ability to learn at your own pace.
Clear statistics: see which topics you’ve already mastered.
Tip: start with the “First Steps” section — it features the most essential words and simple phrases for beginners.
Give it a try today — and take your first step towards fluent English!
Hi there! Today we’re going to talk about Lingualeo — a Russian‑language service for learning English where you can study with pleasure.
Why is Lingualeo convenient for Russian‑speaking users?
The entire interface and hints are in Russian.
You can start from scratch — there are materials for beginners.
Learning through engaging content: articles, videos, songs.
What will you find on the website?
Vocabulary trainer: learn words and phrases while seeing them in context.
Audio and video materials: listen to native speakers and read texts with translations.
Game elements: earn “meatballs” for completing tasks and feed Leo the lion cub.
Personalisation: create your own word lists and track your progress.
How to get started?
Go to the website lingualeo.com.
Register (you can use social media accounts).
Take a short test to assess your language level.
Choose what you want to study today: vocabulary, grammar, or listening.
Study for 10–15 minutes a day — and you’ll notice progress within a month!
Advantages of the service:
A large library of free materials.
The ability to learn at your own pace.
Clear statistics: see which topics you’ve already mastered.
Tip: start with the “First Steps” section — it features the most essential words and simple phrases for beginners.
Give it a try today — and take your first step towards fluent English!
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Your Mini‑Challenge for Today: “A Day Without Translation”
Forget about the translator for at least a couple of hours! Let’s see how you can handle English in real life.
The task: use English in three different situations today. Pick any options from the list — or come up with your own!
Practice ideas:
Smartphone. Switch your device’s language to English for 1–2 hours. Get used to familiar words in a new format: Settings, Notifications, Battery.
Music. Play your favourite track and find the lyrics online. Try singing along and listening carefully to the words. Write down 2–3 phrases you didn’t know before.
Social media. Find an English‑speaking account about your hobby (travel, gaming, cooking, etc.) and read 3 posts. It’s okay if you don’t understand everything!
Food. Before ordering coffee or picking a product at the store, read the description in English (if available). Pay attention to words like organic, fresh, spicy.
Mirror. Stand in front of a mirror and say 3 sentences about yourself in English. For example:
I like reading.
Today I feel energetic.
My favourite colour is blue.
Bonus challenge: record a short video clip (15–20 seconds) of one of these activities and share it in your Stories!
What will you gain?
You’ll see that English is not about textbooks — it’s about real life.
You’ll stop being afraid of making mistakes.
You’ll start noticing English words around you every day.
You’ll get a boost of motivation from small victories!
Share in the comments: which option will you try today? Or suggest your own mini‑challenge for others! 👇💬
Forget about the translator for at least a couple of hours! Let’s see how you can handle English in real life.
The task: use English in three different situations today. Pick any options from the list — or come up with your own!
Practice ideas:
Smartphone. Switch your device’s language to English for 1–2 hours. Get used to familiar words in a new format: Settings, Notifications, Battery.
Music. Play your favourite track and find the lyrics online. Try singing along and listening carefully to the words. Write down 2–3 phrases you didn’t know before.
Social media. Find an English‑speaking account about your hobby (travel, gaming, cooking, etc.) and read 3 posts. It’s okay if you don’t understand everything!
Food. Before ordering coffee or picking a product at the store, read the description in English (if available). Pay attention to words like organic, fresh, spicy.
Mirror. Stand in front of a mirror and say 3 sentences about yourself in English. For example:
I like reading.
Today I feel energetic.
My favourite colour is blue.
Bonus challenge: record a short video clip (15–20 seconds) of one of these activities and share it in your Stories!
What will you gain?
You’ll see that English is not about textbooks — it’s about real life.
You’ll stop being afraid of making mistakes.
You’ll start noticing English words around you every day.
You’ll get a boost of motivation from small victories!
Share in the comments: which option will you try today? Or suggest your own mini‑challenge for others! 👇💬
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