5 Golden Rules for Learning Russian

FAQ

Where and when is this course taking place?

The whole course is online. You can work with this course at home, in the office on the subway, anywhere. You can use this course on your computer as well as on your cell phone or tablet.

How long is this course?

You have the option to complete this course within 14 days by studying one unit per day, or in 30 days by studying one lesson per day. Alternatively, you can progress at a slower pace according to your preference.

For how long do I have access to this course?

This course is yours forever. You can do the course where and when ever you want, step by step and repeat it as many times as you want.

Who is this course for and for what level?

This course is for you if you are a beginner A1 – A2.

How does the purchasing process work?

Our courses can only be purchased at russianincontext.com You can get the course from any country, at any time! 

Will I receive anything at home?

NO! This is a DIGITAL product only. You will receive an E-Mail to confirm the creation of your account on russianincontext.com. You can then log on to russianincontext.com by clicking on the “My Account” tab and access your account and course.

Can I ask questions if I have doubts?

Of course you can! You can write to me HERE!

What is the problem of learning Russian?

Many students spend years trying to “understand” russian grammar: Verbs of motion – to go or to walk, should or must, perfect and imperfect kinds or cases. Then they get frustrated, discouraged, because they can’t speak or understand Russian fluently.

What’s the problem?

The problem is that many russian language courses focus too much on grammar. Language, in this case, is learned theoretically. You can’t learn a language like algebra, geometry or history by memorizing formulas and dates. Language needs to be understood and felt. It must be lived, thought and spoken.

Language is not learned by purely theoretical analysis of grammar. A language is a skill that has to be learned just like learning to play the piano, swim, dance, ride a bike or play soccer. How do you learn a language? Study the language on a regular and disciplined basis. Spend enough time in the language. Try to get a little better every day. 

See you soon!