Me Speak Russian (A2 in 2 months)

Practice writing and recalling Russian vocabulary from the lesson—sushi, garage, taxi, park, mama, papa—while pronouncing words, noting the soft sign, and checking answers with Google Translate.

Practice reading Russian aloud and master pronunciation of letters, stress, and soft signs. Learn essential vocabulary and gender rules, including da, voda, eda, ja, ona, on, stolitsa, and ulitsa.

Learn to form present-tense sentences about people using Russian pronouns, nouns with genders, and basic words like rabota, dom, and restaurant, with negation ne.

Explore the Russian accusative as the receiver of the action, illustrated by I love you; observe when nouns change or stay the same, and how animacy affects endings.

Explore the genitive case, the most common Russian form meaning 'of' and appearing after key prepositions, especially in 'I have' and 'I don't have' constructions and with numbers.

Learn genitive 1 in Russian through examples like dom druga and simir podrug, showing how masculine and neuter nouns take the -a ending and feminine nouns shift to -e.

Examine possessive adjective endings and genitive constructions in Russian through examples like my friend's dog and the new neighbors' cat. Note irregular forms and genitive usages after prepositions.

Explore how instrumental plural forms work in Russian, focusing on masculine adjectives and noun endings like mi ami, and observe patterns across dative and prepositional plurals with practical examples.

Explore the Russian declension table for adjectives and nouns, covering singular and plural forms by gender, cases, and animate vs inanimate distinctions. See how endings change in singular and plural.