Russian language learning

Russian writing tutorial request

admin — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:42:14 +0000

That is the answer for: “Russian writing tutorial request”. No video today. But usefull stuff with lot’s of pictures.

The letter I’ve got with Russian writing tutorial request:
I’ve just started teaching myself Russian this week, and I have found some excellent resources online that help me with learning it, but there is one thing I cannot find help with, and that is how to write Russian with a pen and paper. I am getting better at the alphabet and reading and pronouncing letters (though I probably still sound like a baby!). One thing that helps me learn is writing with my hands more than typing on a computer. I do not know how most of the Russian characters are written by hand, and I do not want to develop a bad habit. I do not know if you would be able to do this, but if you could develop writing examples for the Russian alphabet, how they are all written by hand, it would greatly help me learn, and hopefully be useful for others attempting to learn your interesting language!

I must also say thank you very much for your tutorials, I understand you’re not used to teaching, but you are doing a great thing helping people learn it. Thank you very much.

So here are few samples of written by hand russian letters.

I know that letters written by hand at school looks a bit confusing. Take a look at them only as an example. You could use typed-letters when you’re are writing by the hand. It’s totally ok.

Russian letters written by hand the way students write them at school

One more example of Russian hand-written letters

An example of text written by pupil:

But it’s more easy to write letters as you see them in russian text in books and the internet.

Here are all Russian letters written by me:

Moscow Metro Map – how to read station’s names in Russian.

admin — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 09:45:35 +0000

Here you will see how to read Moscow Metro Map stations. This example gives you an opportunity to practice reading Russian words. And you will also learn about Moscow metro system and be closer to Russian life.

Link to Moscow Metro Map

Let’s practice in reading Russian words

admin — Thu, 28 May 2009 19:48:37 +0000

Here we will remember how to pronounce Russian letters and how to read Russian words.
We will try to read few examples of Russian words.

Also you will learn how to use words in plural form. For example word “книга” means a book – and word “книги” means books. “И” or “Ы” is used at the end of the word for plural form (in English we use letter “s” for this purpose).

Lesson 12. Letters “Ъ”, “Ш”, “Щ”, “Ю”

admin — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 13:39:42 +0000

This last Russian language letters lesson.

Now you learn how to read and pronounce all Russian letters.

Here are the list of Russian letters in capital size:
“АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОРПСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЬЫЭЮЯ”

and lower size russian letters:
“абвгдеёжзийклмнорпстуфхцчшщъьыэюя”

Russian alphabet letters Ё, Ы, Ь Lesson 11

admin — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 19:12:29 +0000

Strange Russian letters “Ё”(ё), “Ы”(ы), “Ь”(ь) in Russian – how to pronounce them? In this video english-russian tutorial you will learn strange letters. They have no analogs in English alphabet. There are no words in Russian language witch starts with letter “Ы” or “Ь” and only few words that starts with letter “Ё”.

You will learn the difference between few words like Бит (means the same as English word bit) and Бить (is translated like hit).