Hi I’m 15 years old and recently fell in love with Russian literature such as Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy and I have decided that I really want to learn Russian ,though I don’t know where I should even begin lol,I already am fluent in both Arabic and English.plus I am a student so I can’t fully focus on learning Russian as I have to tend to my studies.

Hey! I’m a 25-year-old male from Turkey. My dad lives in Moscow, so I visit the city from time to time.
I’m looking to meet some Russian people and make some new friends while I’m there. Would be nice to grab a coffee or a drink, explore the city, go for a walk, or just hang out and chat. we can exchange languages as well.
I’m pretty open to meeting all kinds of people, so if you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM and tell me a bit about yourself.

Hey guys!

I am a native german speaker and, beyond that, I really love the German as well as the Russian literature. Then I thought, well, why not create a place where other people can start to embrace this culture as well? Even if it's a foreign language to them? Where you could translate every word by simply hovering over the text and then save and revise the sentences. I found that reading it in its original captures the rhythm and emotion the reader intended in a much better way.

I learned the Russian language that way. By constantly reading texts and therefore letting my brain infer the meaning from its context. I have included a Russian as well as a German Room where you can experience the Literature with English as well as Spanish translation.

Well, overall, I create a website which is called languagethroughliterature.com and I wanted to share this resource with you. I'm happy to receive any remarks about my little project. I do believe it can provide genuine value for anyone trying to learn German and/or Russian without having to learn arbitrary Duolingo sentences. It's mostly free so nothing speaks against trying it out.

The famous Brüder Grimm, are included there. They are not too complex and rather simple to read. Furthermore, the Russian room features a collection of stories from Chekhov, alongside works by Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Turgenev.

Anyways, let me know what you think.

All the best on your language journey :)

Hello all. I have a unique situation that I would like your help with! At my job, I have about 2-4 hours of downtime, but I still need to be at my desk. I usually fill this time with scrolling social media which is destroying my brain and it is usually not quiet enough for me to read. I want to instead use this time for language learning. I had started learning Russian a few years ago and have been very off and on, but now that I can dedicate dependable time to this I want to make a good effort.

I have access to a computer, headphones, etc. but I cannot practice speaking. I can download pdfs but not software. Does anyone have a routine that works for them? I was thinking:

• 20-30 mins Anki
• 1 hour Penguin Beginner Russian
• ? What else?!

Thanks for your help.

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