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 🤍

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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👇👇👇

Interesting fact about Russia!

The Trans-Siberian Railway, the longest railway in the world, spans over 9,200 kilometers and connects Moscow to Vladivostok. 🚂🌍

Words learned:

Железная дорога (zhilèznaya daròga) - Railway

Москва (Maskvà) - Moscow

Expanding your vocabulary

How to describe different types of plants in Russian?

Цветок (tsvitòk) - Flower

Трава (travà) - Grass

Куст (kust) - Bush

Росток (rastòk) - Sprout

Лист (lìst) - Leaf

What other plants do you know in Russian? Share in the comments! 👇👇👇

Popular idioms of the Russian language

Как в воду кануть (kak v vòdu kanùt') - "to disappear without a trace"

This means that someone(something) has vanished completely

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

Interesting fact about Russia!

Russia is home to the world's largest forest, the Taiga, which covers vast areas of Siberia and the Russian Far East. 🌲🌲

Words learned:

Тайга (Taygà) - Taiga

Лес (lès) - Forest

Hello everyone! Don't forget about our new videos! We're working really hard for you ❤️

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Popular idioms of the Russian language

Как снег на голову (kak sneg na gòlavu) - "out of the blue"

This means that something happens unexpectedly

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

Expanding your vocabulary

How to describe different types of vegetables in Russian?

Огурец (agurèts) - Cucumber

Помидор (pamidòr) - Tomato

Морковь (markòv') - Carrot

Лук (luk) - Onion

Капуста (kapùsta) - Cabbage

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