#russianlanguage

[haxyr3]

Hi everyone, I've been working on a fun (and challenging!) Russian language test for learners at all levels—from A1 up to C1. It's got 50 questions covering grammar, vocab, and more. Whether you're a beginner brushing up on basics or an advanced speaker testing your skills, I'd love for you to give it a try!

The goal? Help me make it even better. Please take the test and let me know:

Does everything work smoothly? (No glitches?)

Spot any mistakes? (Typos, wrong answers, etc.)

What do you think overall? Fun? Too hard/easy? Suggestions for improvement?

Click here and give it a try!

Drop your feedback in the replies, reblogs, or DMs—I read everything! Thanks a bunch for helping out. Let's level up our Russian together! 🚀

[russianclasses]

Learning Russian Numbers Made Easy

Learning the Russian language requires a good understanding of the numbers. If you're planning to visit Russia or just want to expand your language skills, mastering Russian numbers is a must.

Let's start with the basics, numbers 1-10. Repeat after me:

один ("a-deen")

два ("dva")

три ("tree")

четыре ("chye-tir-ye")

пять ("pyat")

шесть ("shest")

семь ("syem")

восемь ("vo-syem")

девять ("dyev-yat")

десять ("dyes-yat")

Good job! Now, let's move on to numbers 11-19:

одиннадцать

двенадцать

тринадцать

четырнадцать

пятнадцать

шестнадцать

семнадцать

восемнадцать

девятнадцать

And finally, the compound numbers:

двадцать ("dva-dtsat")

тридцать ("tree-dtsat")

сорок ("so-ruk")

пятьдесят ("pyat-des-yat")

шестьдесят ("shest-des-yat")

семьдесят ("syem-des-yat")

восемьдесят ("vo-syem-des-yat")

девяносто ("dyev-ya-nos-to")

сто ("sto")

двести ("dva-sti")

триста ("tree-sta")

четыреста ("chye-tyr-es-ta")

пятьсот ("pyat-sot")

шестьсот ("shest-sot")

семьсот ("syem-sot")

восемьсот ("vo-syem-sot")

девятьсот ("dyev-yat-sot")

тысяча ("tysyacha")

миллион ("meel-yon")

миллиард ("meel-lee-ard")

Practice counting from 1 to 10, then backwards from 10 to 1. Challenge yourself by counting in increments of 10, and eventually practice forming bigger numbers. With enough practice, you'll soon be able to understand Russian numbers with ease!

[learn-russian-language]

So, do you listen to russian music often? I have started liking Dasha Shults a few years ago and not many other artist but recently I discovered by accident a band called Molchat Doma and this morning I found out spotify put together this playlist for me with many other artists and I really liked it! It's fun to identify words and phrases and think "I understood that!"

[mondlylanguages]

Asking the real questions - here's how we do that in Russian! 😎

[deborahdeshoftim5779]

Daniela (A Polyglot Diary) addresses difficult sounds in Russian, including the hard and soft signs. 

[voshchenko-tatiana]

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[yamperrr]

‘candies’ in russian is pronounced as ‘confetti’ and i think there’s something so wholesome about that.

[studythemacrocosm]

• 28th august•

who knew learning the russian alphabet could take 5 pages? ft many spelling mistakes due to my inability to write the letter и haha