Hi! I’m looking for a language exchange partner.

I’m a native Russian speaker learning English. I work in IT, love mountains, sports, and MMA. Happy to help you with Russian and chat about real-life stuff, not textbook dialogues.

привет! Я изучаю русский язык и общаюсь с людьми из разных стран.

Мне интересно, есть ли здесь носители русского языка, которые тоже изучают иностранные языки? Какие языки вы сейчас учите и почему?

Я сама изучаю русский, английский и индонезийский ))

Hi my name is Vlad. I want English speaker for teaching me language. You see, my English is bad. I want learning English on the practics. Who help me with my searching? I be thanks for your helps. I can give Russian language for you. I am a speaker.

I started to learn Russian yesterday, and there is something I don't understand. I know the basics conjugation like ya ty on/Ona my ty oni yest, but how do I say, for example, Anastasia is in the park? Or is Anastasia Russian? And the verb to have has 3 words, the 1rst word is U. The second word is the pronoun, right? And the 3rd word is yest, I don't understand it. How do I say Vladimir has 26 fingers? Or Vladimir has red hair? Can someone explain it to me? It's complicated 😅😅😅

I'm just starting to explore Russian literature, and I'm already surprised by how relevant many of its themes still feel today

I am looking for a Russian course/lessons to learn conversational Russian. I don’t even know where to start looking - any recommendations?

Я плачу

Any native speakers willing to help me? Maybe over a longer period of time, I wanna learn it for my boyfriends family. Any replies / messages would be appreciated

I like Russian people and I want to learn tho language :)

У каждого свой подход к изучению языка.

Была ли у вас привычка, полезный ресурс или способ занятий, который заметно помог вам в изучении русского? Было бы интересно узнать, что лучше всего сработало для других.

Estoy buscando a alguien para charlar. Quiero aprender ruso, tengo español nativo para ofrecer!
Ningún compromiso exigente solo charlar ocasionalmente con gente que hable el idioma.
Soy hombre por cierto.

Places

Today’s lesson was about Places, I learnt the vocabulary of different places that are listed below:

1. Магазин - Shop
2. Аптека - Pharmacy
3. Музей - Museum
4. Театр - Theatre
5. Университет - University
6. Школа - School
7. Офис - Office
8. Больнца - Hospital
9. Парк - Park
10. Отель - Hotel

Note: Nouns ending in ‘-ь’ can be both masculine and feminine. There is no rule to define their gender, so you need to remember it. E.g. отель, Преподаватель, секретарь are masculine while площадь (square) and церковь (church) are feminine.

Here / There

From the second or third day I've been reading the word это that means ‘This is’ and today I was introduced to “Here / There".

ЗДЕСЬ / ТУТ (here) <=> ТАМ (there)

‘Здесь’ and ‘тут’ both mean ‘here’, but ‘тут’ is more colloquial.

Since both these words need some context to understand them, so the next lesson was…

HERE IT IS / OVER THERE

For ‘Here it is’ Вот он is used and for ‘Over there’ Вон он is used.

NOTE!

• We use the words ‘вот’ and ‘вон’, when showing the direction by gesture.
• ‘Вот’ is used when the place is just near you, ‘вон’ - when it is a bit far.
• You choose a pronoun (‘он’, ‘она’, ‘оно’), depending on the gender of the noun.

And with this lesson, I wrapped up my today's journey. See you tomorrow.

I have been trying to learn Russian with Duolingo for over a year but I am extremely disappointed by the pronunciation and lack of grammar lessons. That I was also only allowed to learn it from English to Russian made it slightly harder. I hope you can give me good advice, it does not matter if the service is free or not but I at least want some reviews from people who maybe have made their own experiences with certain sites and apps.