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The Garden of Earthly Delights (Details), Hieronymus Bosch. 1505-1510.

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I want to study Russian. Where do I start?

Hello everyone! More than once I’ve been asked how to start learning русский язык (the Russian language). First of all, I’m not a native Russian speaker, but I’m learning this amazing languages at my uni, so I can help (I hope so). 1st step: the alphabet. Russian uses the Cyrillic alphabet. Don’t worry, it’s not that difficult and it won’t be a problem (I mean, that’s not the worst part ahaha). Just, learn it well and practice a lot. You can find it everywhere on the web. !!! remember: you must learn both the block letters AND the cursive. The first one is what you’ll find in books, the second one is what you’ll always use when you write. This is incredibly important, because these two alphabets tend to be different now and then, and so a bit misleading. 2nd step: declensions. What? If you study/speak German or Latin or Icelandic or other languages with cases, you know what I’m talking about. If you don’t, you should start being confident with the idea that Russian nouns and adjectives vary dipending on the function they have (subject, complement…) Cases in Russian are six, but don’t worry now, just be aware of this fact. So, if you find similar words but with different endings, it’s all right! 3rd step: let’s start! Now you know the alphabet and you really want to start learning something without spending all your money in handbooks and dictionaries. The following are the main sources I use: 1. wordreference.com (this will be your best friend) 2. learnrussian.rt.com  3. russianlessons.net  4. russianforeveryone.com  4th step: exercises. Ok, you studied some basic grammar rules and some basic words, now you want to exercise a bit to challenge yourself. The book I personally use and love is in pdf on the web: S. Khavronina, A. Shirochenskaya, Russian in Exercises. 5th step: declensions, again. The moment has come, you have to study a lot of morphology.  Go to learnrussian.rt.com/grammar-tables/ and print the lessons you need! :) And if there’s something you don’t understand ask me or one of the following beauties:  ruspeach, russiangrammar, learn-russian-language, frussia, properrussian, wordsinrussian, tamequail, studylikeamadman, forestagain… (I know there are many and many others but I don’t remember all of them, forgive me!)  The steps could actually keep on and on, but this post was meant for beginners. So follow the steps and удачи (good luck)! ^^

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Katya doing the slow split while performing a Russian version of “All That Jazz” in San Francisco. 😍

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Alek Wek interviewed as part of BBC’s ‘The 100 Women Interviews’

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