Learn Russian language from a Russian online tutor at your own pace. Natalia teaches via Skype and other video chat services. Russian lessons are tailor-made for all students. Experience authentic Russian pronunciation, see Russian alphabet written in cursive in real time, enjoy free supplemental YouTube videos.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Categories | Kids & FamilyLanguage LearningEducation |
This blog has been in a vegetative state hooked up to life support for a looooooong time. I do not have time to upkeep it, but at the same time I am not going to pull the plug and delete it. The site provides a lot of helpful info and has a right to ... more
Finally! Thanks to the Big G tech support we were able to sort out the problem. Now I will be able to upload my videos to The Spoonful Of Russian channel again. So relieved. more
Not sure what happened exactly, but I am unable to log in to my own YouTube account in order to upload new videos or manage my subscribers' comments. At the same time there is no problem logging in to Google, GooglePlus or Blogger. Hmmmmm. Thank you ... more
Today I fill a request of one of my Podcast listeners/ YouTube subscribers by reciting a short poem written by one of Russia's greatest talents - Anna Akhmatova. Лотова Жена - Анна Ахматова (Lot's Wife - Anna Akhmatova). To view the text: http://yout... more
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I think this is the best Russian language learning podcast I have found on iTunes. I am so glad it is still available. It has helped me to understand Russian language and culture and get a more rounded view of Russia. It’s been great to listen to and I feel like I go a lot out of it. These are actual lessons a bit like you would have with a tutor. It feels personal. There is even homework! I recommend this to any English speaker trying to learn Russian. It will be an essential part of yo... more
Just discovered this and I’m about to BINGE. Thank youuu for taking the time to do this! Your voice is very pleasant and you’re super helpful. Just what I needed to continue my learning )
Amazing I always wanted to learn Russian and now I have a basic start! :)
This podcast is one of the best resources for learning the Russian language out there. Natalia is wonderful - she is warm and personable and makes learning fun and stress-free. I have been studying Russian for around one year and have progressed more from a few days of listening to this podcast than I did in months of study with other methods.
Excellent podcast. It is really helpful and very well produced.
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