
Russian from zero to actually speaking it. Build a solid A1 foundation across five parts.

Russian from zero to actually speaking it. Build a solid A1 foundation across five parts.
Russian from scratch, built straight for your ears. Practise the spoken phrases and sentences you need to start talking straight away. You'll learn how to greet people at any time of day, ask what something means when you get stuck, introduce yourself, and talk about what your friends and family do for work. You won't be reading Russian literature by next week, but you will stop freezing up when a native speaker says hello and asks your name.

A practical, audio-first guide to essential Russian pronunciation features for British English speakers, focusing on vowel reduction, the unique vowel Ы, the tapped R, palatalisation, and final consonant devoicing.

Learn essential Russian greetings, farewells, and polite markers to greet people across different times of day and express courtesy.

Learn essential Russian phrases for conversational repair to ask for repetition, slow down speech, and clarify meaning.

Learn how to identify people, places, and objects using the Russian zero copula and form simple questions with 'кто это' and 'что это'.

Learn Russian nominative personal pronouns and master the spoken distinction between informal and formal address.

Master essential Russian formulas to ask and state first names and surnames in both formal and informal registers.

Learn to recognise and produce masculine, feminine, and neuter noun gender patterns in spoken Russian.

Learn how to form and pronounce regular nominative plural nouns in Russian across masculine, feminine, and neuter genders.

Master high-frequency irregular nominative plurals in Russian to talk about everyday people, objects, and places.

Learn how to use Russian possessive pronouns across all genders and numbers in the nominative case, from agreeing forms to invariant words.

Learn how to use Russian demonstrative determiners in the nominative case to specify people and objects.

Master nominative Russian descriptive adjectives to describe size, colour, and quality across masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural nouns.

Learn essential Russian vocabulary for professions and occupations, and practise asking and stating what people do for a living.

Learn essential Russian vocabulary for family members and relationships, alongside everyday phrases to state marital status and describe relatives.

Learn Russian predicative adjectives to express availability, opening hours, and basic obligation using short forms like открыт, свободен, and должен.
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