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Complete Russian Course for Beginners (A1-A2)
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Complete Russian Course for Beginners (A1-A2)

This course is a flexible, low-cost way of learning Russian online in your own time, at your own speed!
Created byAngelika A.
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Russian Language (A1 Beginner - A2 Pre-Intermediate)
  • Alphabet, Reading, Adjectives, Adverbs, Verbs, Conjugations, Verb tenses, Cases, New words

Course content

4 sections102 lectures11h 30m total length
  • A1 - Introduction5:37
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 1 - Alphabet/Reading25:08
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 2 - Greeting6:06
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 3 - Gender of nouns9:51
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 4 - Exceptions6:44

    Explore how to identify masculine, feminine, and neuter Russian nouns by endings, and learn exceptions and key neuter nouns like ima and vremia, plus the soft sign rule.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 5 - My10:34
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 6 - Popular phrases3:23
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 7 - Plural12:43

    discover how to form Russian plurals by gender, using male, female, and neuter patterns, with adding e after consonants or replacing endings with e, plus common exceptions and possessive pronouns.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 8 - Whose?5:39
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 9 - Negation/Denial7:02

    Practice negation and denial in Russian at level A1, exploring common phrases, basic vocabulary, and patronymic name conventions through examples and translation exercises.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 10 - Рresent tense of the verb13:54
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 11 - Numbers10:17
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 12 - Endings of adjectives/demonstrative pronouns18:39
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 13 - that, because …/ordinals7:13
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 14 - Professions3:33
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 15 - Verbs 15:38
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 16 - Accusative20:36
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 17 - Аdverb6:00
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 18 - Past tense of the verb4:55
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 19 - Рronouns and adjectives accusative9:17
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 20 - Сonjugation of verbs7:34
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 21 - The future tense 13:47
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 22 - Prepositional 112:14
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 23 - Prepositional 213:29
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 24 - Verbs 28:04
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 25 - Types of verbs26:31
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 26 - Verbs 39:54
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 27 - Тest3:24

    practice reading and translating a Russian text about people in Arkhangelsk, including a doctor, a teacher, and a sports enthusiast, with interests in literature, music, film, and theater.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 28 - Future tense. Perfective verbs8:17
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 29 - Numbers6:03
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 30 - Movement verbs9:30

    Learn Russian motion verbs for walking and by vehicle, with present, future, and past tense conjugations. Grasp one-direction versus multidirectional usage and how to express ongoing or completed movement.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 31 - Verb conjugation2:15
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 32 - Genitive26:05

    Master the Russian genitive case using from and other prepositions, learn possession constructions with I have, and apply genitive plural endings and number rules across genders.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 33 - Genitive for adjectives12:02
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 34 - Imperative4:21
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 35 - How much/many?10:13
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 36 - Verb conjugation2:38
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 37 - Feel5:47

    Explore basic russian phrases for asking how you feel today. Learn conjugations for he, she, and they, and build vocabulary on body parts, sports, and medical words.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 38 - Dative 117:34
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 39 - Dative 26:48

    Explore the dative case in Russian grammar, learning endings for masculine, feminine, neutral, and plural, plus possessive pronouns and adjectives with practical examples.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 40 - Instrumental case 113:45
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 41 - Instrumental case 211:11

    Learn the instrumental case in Russian, including masculine, feminine, and neutral endings for adjectives and nouns, with practical examples for singular and plural forms.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 42 - When?14:45
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 43 - Which7:53
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 44 - Comparison of adjectives6:56

    Learn to form comparative and superlative adjectives in Russian, with gender and case endings, suffix variations, and key exceptions. Practice using examples like 'more interesting' and 'the most interesting'.

  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 45 - Movement verbs with prefixes13:56
  • A1 - Lesson / Урок № 46 - Full and short form of adjectives4:55

    Learn how to use the short form of Russian adjectives across genders, dropping the last vowel. Note that full forms are rare, and the infinitive follows the short form.

Requirements

  • B1 (Intermediate English)

Description

This is a self-study course prepared by e-russkiy. e-russkiy self-study course is a flexible, low-cost way of learning Russian online in your own time, at your own speed. Improve your language level and professional communication skills. Express yourself with confidence with my online, self-study Russian courses.

And also if you want you can book completely personalised online lessons, tailored specifically to your own needs from native russian professional teacher.

This course is a great opportunity for everyone from anywhere around the world who wants to give it a start to learn Russian at A1- A2 level.

Hello everynone! My name is Angelika, a native Russian speaker and language teacher. I have been working in the field of online Russian lessons and training for the past 3 years. I have helped hundreds of people, from young children to mature adults, to achieve their language goals through my online lessons.

As an instructor, I make a point of always challenging my students while being a patient individual and a good listener. It is important for students to feel comfortable and have realistic and achievable goals, and I am doing my best to keep you on track with your language learning objectives.

Let's learn to speak Russian in an efficient way.

Who this course is for:

  • Basic Russian for beginners