5 hours left until the end of the favorable conditions for those who were in class yesterday to join the speaking club. Hurry up to join!🔥

Just a reminder:
- We will match you with a group at your level
- The discount applies to all months of study, not just one🫢
- The speaking club starts on October 1st

For all questions and purchase inquiries, please contact @sabinakyznetsova💥

Expanding vocabulary

What are the names of the devices we use?🤔

Телефон(telefо́n) - Phone

Планшет(planshét) - Tablet

Ноутбук(noutbúk) - Laptop

Компьютер(kampjúter) - Computer

Наушники(naúshniki) - Headphones

Interesting phrases in the Russian language

Мне фиолетово (mne fialètava) (literally "It's violet for me")

But it means "I don't care"

Why not blue, black, or white? We don't know😜

Expanding your vocabulary

What are the names of jewelry in the Russian language?

Кольцо (kaltsò) - Ring

Серьги (sèr'gi) - Earrings

Браслет (braslèt) - Bracelet

Подвеска (padvèska) - Pendant

Ожерелье (azhirèlye) - Necklace

Don't forget about our Instagram and YouTube!

We're working hard and making new videos for you 🤍

Link to the new video on YouTube:
https://youtube.com/shorts/4fBk7KJlECY?si=iL-o7hU7GCsnLQH3

Link to the new video on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAPDv6XPGJ3/?igsh=MTMxbGZpNHQyOWwzNg==

Idioms in the Russian Language

Божий одуванчик (bòzhiy aduvànchik). The literal translation is "god's dandelion"

This idiom is used when talking about a defenseless person who is incapable of retaliating

Also write in the comments the translation of the word ladybug and see what russian words it consists of😉

We have only 4 spots left for our speaking club, which starts in October🫢

Some information:
✅ Meetings every week
✅ Experienced teacher - native Russian speaker
✅ Group placement based on your level
✅ Continuous feedback

If you missed our online lesson on Wednesday or didn't finish it, we can offer you a free consultation with the teacher regarding the speaking club🔥

We're only taking the first few people as the speaking club spots are almost filled up.
For all inquiries and to sign up, please contact @sabinakyznetsova

Expanding your vocabulary

How to describe the weather in the Russian language?

Дождливо (dazhdlìva ) - Rainy

Ветрено (vètrena) - Windy

Солнечно (sòlnechna) - Sunny

Пасмурно (pàsmurna) - Cloudy

What other words do you know to describe the weather? Write in the comments👇👇👇

OMG - it is really legendary🔥

For those who missed it: On last Wednesday at our online lesson, we presented our online speaking club for learning the Russian language - Improve your pronunciation and boost your vocabulary

Most of the spots for this speaking club were taken during the lesson. And the last 3 spots also went to the fastest and most active participants.

There are still many who didn't manage to join. That's why we decided to allocate 4 additional spots. Don't miss the chance💥

We don't know when the next session will be, we haven't planned the dates yet. Make sure to join this one because:

✅ lesson of colloquial speech that will make you an eloquent speaker
✅ Regular feedback to monitor your progress
✅ Russian-speaking teaching assistants who will help you
✅ Chat with instant feedback, support, and like-minded individuals

The first 4 people who write to us will get in! The cost is like a cup of coffee😉

For all questions and payment, please text - @sabinakyznetsova

Watch our new videos and learn Russian with us 🤍

Youtube: https://youtube.com/shorts/FJ3iXkQgXw8?si=Q3ylHIpG85MPVbEt

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAdLDmvqrcE/?igsh=NTJsNmNiYjNwMTcy

Popular idioms of the Russian language

Мухи не обидит (mùhi ne obìdit) - "doesn't hurt a fly"

This means that a person is incapable of causing pain or offending anyone

Create a sentence using this idiom in the comments

Urgent‼️
One of the participants of our speaking club won't be able to attend due to personal reasons 😨

So, there is 1 last spot available, which could be yours

The start is already this week!
What awaits you:

✅ lesson of colloquial speech that will make you an eloquent speaker

✅ Regular feedback to monitor your progress

✅ Russian-speaking teaching assistants who will help you

✅ Chat with instant feedback, support, and like-minded individuals

Only 1 spot left, a unique opportunity

To register for the speaking club - - @sabinakyznetsova

Don't forget to watch our training videos, right?

Those who haven't watched it - we invite you to watch it 🤍🤍🤍

https://youtube.com/shorts/PGvf0ANYM2o?si=kGKFrZkUiDTcKhFZ

Hello everyone! Sorry for being gone for a month😔

We're returning to the old format and starting to learn the Russian language together again!🤍

Expanding your vocabulary

How to describe different types of transportation in Russian?

Автобус (avtóbus) - Bus

Метро (mеtró) - Metro

Такси (tаksì) - Taxi

Велосипед (vеlosipèd) - Bicycle

Поезд (pòezd) - Train

What other modes of transportation do you know in Russian? Share in the comments! 👇👇👇

Popular idioms of the Russian language

Случай из ряда вон (slùchay iz ràda vòn) - "out of the ordinary"

This means that something is unusual or exceptional

Create a sentence using this idiom in the comments👇👇👇

Interesting fact about Russia!

Russia is home to Lake Baikal, the world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake, containing approximately 20% of the world's unfrozen freshwater. 🌊🐟

Words learned:

Глубокий (glubòkiy) - deep

Озеро (òzero) - Lake

Expanding your vocabulary

How to describe different types of weather phenomena in Russian?

Гроза (grazà) - Thunderstorm

Снег (snek) - Snow

Град (grat) - Hail

Туман (tumàn) - Fog

Шторм (shtorm) - Storm

What other weather phenomena do you know in Russian? Write in the comments! 👇👇👇

Let's chat and test your Russian pronunciation! 🥰🥰🥰

Try saying the tongue twister - "На дворе трава, На траве дрова. Не руби дрова На траве двора" (Na dvarè travà, Na travè dravà. Ne rubì dravà Na travè dvarà) - "There is grass in the yard, there are logs on the grass. Don't chop logs on the grass in the yard".

Record a voice message in the comments to this post! We'll help you with your pronunciation! 🤍

Expanding your vocabulary!

How to describe different types of tools in Russian?

Молоток (malatòk) - Hammer

Отвёртка (atvèrtka) - Screwdriver

Пила (pilà) - Saw

Ключ (k'luch) - Wrench

Лопата (lapàta) - Shovel

What other tools do you know in Russian? Write in the comments! 👇👇👇

Popular idioms of the Russian language

Заварить кашу (zavarìt kàshu) - "to stir up trouble"

This means that someone has created a difficult situation.

Create a sentence using this idiom in the comments👇👇👇