Learn Russian from the basics near Fangzhuang

Minor language training - Arabic - Russian.

Arabic + Russian training is in full swing (VIP 3-6 small class teaching) The first authoritative and professional foreign language training institution in Beijing, with a comprehensive, systematic and detailed curriculum. The faculty is abundant. With the first teaching goal of learning and learning for use, and the concept and purpose of service first and education-oriented, we provide practical language training for every student.

For more information, please contact 010-8256 3702 ext. 108 International Department) all-weather inquiry** 010- 8161 9719 (24h) (speak in chinesespeak in koreanspeak in english is ok) Address: 204, Building 4, Yishui Garden, Wanliu East Road, Haidian District, Beijing Beijing Cuiwen Education (behind Haidian Public Security Bureau) Bus routes: 365, 355, 362, 425, 619 Yuntong 101, 116, 118 to Changchun Bridge Road or Yuntong 114 to Wanliu Middle Road South Exit.

Neighborhood signs: Beijing University of Foreign Chinese, Beijing Institute of Technology, Chinese Minmin University, Suzhou Bridge, Haidian Public Security Bureau, Haidian District**).

Is Russian easy to learn? I want to learn English and don't have time.

Buy a basic course in Russian at the university is a textbook for college students to learn from scratch The name is Russian for the university and it is published by the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press. 1 2 3 4 and you'll be about the same for about 1 year.

There are two ways to learn a foreign language, one is academic and the other is practical communication. Academic, which takes the approach of studying grammatical structures from the alphabet; The practical approach is listening and speaking, and does not involve the alphabet or grammar. The first is conducive to mastering foreign languages at a high level and is suitable for cultivating foreign language teachers, text translators and other talents.

The second method is fast and suitable for training foreign service personnel. The same goes for learning Russian.

To learn Russian, of course, you must first learn noun declension and verb conjugation. However, the grammar of Russian is very complicated, so it is recommended to enroll in a class to learn it, it is too difficult to learn on your own, and it is unlikely that you can learn it well. If you are a beginner, we recommend the textbook "Introduction to the Russian Language", a total of three books, which are very detailed and suitable for beginners.

In addition, there are eight textbooks of "Russian Language at Eastern University" by the Foreign Language Research Society, and if you only want to master general conversation, you can learn 2-4 books according to your personal situation, because this set of textbooks is compiled for undergraduate students majoring in Russian, which is more professional.

Find a Russian teacher who teaches at a university, and Russian is a key major at the university in the next life, and you must learn Russian, and the pronunciation must be accurate, otherwise you will make Russians not understand anything.

Russian words have peculiarities. Write it every day, otherwise you will forget it quickly. (I am a Russian student).

I wish you good luck learning Russian (don't confuse the English alphabet with the Russian alphabet) hahaha.

Sign up for a class.,Self-taught even if you memorize words and pronunciation, you're not allowed to do that.。

Well, yes, find a class to learn, you can't learn it yourself, because there is still pronunciation and writing, and you can only teach it face-to-face.

After getting started, listen more, read more, watch more, especially declension conjugation, it's easy to get confused at first.

Let's buy a copy of "Introduction to the Russian Language" and watch it, this is the most real.

It's better to go abroad to study for preparatory courses, it's really useful. Because it's easy to forget after learning without it.

Find a study. The school is better!

Russian is still very difficult to learn.

1. Learning is not moving, interest comes first.

2. Learning and seeking.

3. Self-confidence is the first secret of success.

4. Attitude is everything.

5. No emphasis on progress.

6. Cultivating excellent skills is the fundamental purpose of learning.

7. Be able to play, be lazy, and then learn.

8. Take exams, analyze exam results, make next steps, adjust yourself, 9. Learn from others.

** In view of the reform and opening up and expansion in recent years, and the rising trend of foreign ** level year by year, teacher Zhu Xiaohua summed up many years of teaching experience, according to the characteristics of Chinese learning Russian, and strive to be simple and highlight the key points, at the same time, try to pay attention to the characteristics of the primary stage and self-study, pay attention to the repetition rate of positive vocabulary and common sentence patterns and grammatical phenomena, and gradually deepen in order to achieve the principle of flexibility and practicality.

The introductory Russian language course includes audio explanation, listening and reading exercises, vocabulary, daily expressions, conversation, basic texts, grammar and other teaching items, and systematically explains the scenarios of greetings, visits, thanks, correspondence, calling, traveling, shopping, eating, medical treatment, etc., with sound and video, and can be used by students to listen and read and imitate.

I searched for a ** board book course, I feel that the lecture can be relatively easy to understand, everyone help me look at the Russian language improvement course: in addition to the regular teaching, it also uses more practical and wide-ranging materials to highlight the practicality, including office, banquet, advertising, clothing, washing and dyeing, daily groceries, railway transportation and other common words.

First of all, we must determine our goals and directions, learn it in a down-to-earth manner, cultivate it as our hobby, and learn it deeply!

It is better to follow the teacher, more directly, and quickly.

OK. It's easy to learn. It is not difficult for English students to learn Russian.

The introduction to the Russian language is relatively simple, starting with the alphabet, learning to read the letters, and you will be able to spell words, much like Hanyu Pinyin. But later on, it's going to be hard, and the grammar is very difficult.

Russian grammar is quite rigorous, and it is difficult to learn on your own, but the Russian alphabet is the same as Hanyu Pinyin, and you will be able to spell words when you learn the alphabet. It is recommended to buy a beginner textbook and learn it slowly, remember to listen more, it is best to listen to it every morning and evening, and at night write down the words that you often hear but do not know throughout the day and look up the dictionary, if you can stick to it, you will be able to speak Russian fluently for half a year.

It's very difficult, the more you learn, the harder it gets, to give you a **, "Northern Lights Word Tyrant" is okay for beginners.

To learn Russian, it is necessary to grasp the key points of learning and break through the difficulties one by one, so as to achieve twice the result with half the effort. For example: the voiced correspondence of consonants, the correspondence between hard and soft, the pronunciation of trills [p] and vowels [bl], the difference between nouns in grammar, the change of numbers and cases, the changes of adjectives, numbers and cases, the changes in verbs, tenses, and personal pronouns and their usage.

It depends on how much you want to learn. If you want to achieve the purpose of communication. It is recommended not to waste time, find a crash course in Russian with a good reputation, about 3 months, as long as you work hard, you can communicate with Russians.

However, it is recommended to learn the letters and pronunciation well, so that you can pronounce the words you don't know, and that's how I am. The so-called zero foundation means that I have never been in contact with it, and we also have it, people in their 30s who open clothing stores to learn Russian and operate externally are all in a crash course. Letters, words, and commonly spoken language, then you're halfway there.

I'm working at the port of Manchuria now, and what I learned in school was just a good foundation, nothing else, and in my opinion, the foundation of spoken language is the alphabet, the number of words. Although grammar will be used a lot, I think that as long as he understands what you mean, you understand what he means, and the purpose of communication is achieved. It's not hard, as long as you work hard for a few months.

Good luck to LZ.

The introduction of the Russian language is the key, many people, when they do not learn it well, they are basically eliminated, grammar and grammar must be done well, Russian is really difficult for some people, try it. If you feel that you can still go to school, don't force it.