You’ve got Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, and then there’s Wiktionary, the free dictionary. What’s great about both of these tools is that they’re free and available in different languages. You can look up Russian words on Wiktionary and get a translation…but that’s not it! You can also get declension tables, etymology, and more (for select… Continue reading Wiktionary is your friend!
Here’s my personal top 5 favorite Russian language-learning websites. There are four absolutely free websites, and one website that requires you to pay for its services. If you have been learning Russian for a while, you are probably familiar with most (if not all) of these websites, but if you are just starting out –… Continue reading My Top 5 Russian Learning Websites
A great way to train your ears for listening to Russian people speak is to listen to Russian radio stations. Luckily for you Russian learners, finding a Russian radio station is extremely easy when you have access to the Internet. There are a lot of Russian radio stations out there, but you need to find… Continue reading Russian Radio!
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