Learn Russian Step By Step

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Once you decide to learn Russian, you may need some efficient ways to guide you at hand. With the effective ways, your Russian learning would be more successful. For example, common Russian learners always buy a Russian vocabulary book to recite, now you can buy a CD to listen to the commonly-used Russian words regularly and repeat them after the CD. Reciting may make you feel dizzy, while listening and retelling can make you always have feelings about learning Russian. Is that real? Yes, indeed! So what I stress is that you can think over the ways others usually take and try to make some changes on them so that the ways might fit your needs then. Now we should come to such efficient ways.

When you learn Russian, the first thing comes to your mind should be learning Russian step by step. Certainly this is but the general idea and you need to specify it later. How to specify this idea? I suppose you must have access to the basic things of Russian and then gallop to the normal things in this language, finally find some ways to internalize Russian for yourself. What should you do first? Learn basic things.

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... basic things inside Russian? They should be alphabet, pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. The Russian alphabet is similar to other alphabets too, while slighly different from others on the other hand. As the Russian learners's experiences have told us learning the Russian alphabet is one of the most important things in your Russian learning journey. Maybe you feel it difficult to learn and want to skip it? But I don't think you should do so. If you don't solve this problem at this moment, you will have much headache in the future, for this is the base. So my idea is you should learn this and carefully understand everything in it including the pronunciation of each Russian letter. Borrowing some qualified Russian alphabet book, you can start learning. When meeting problems you cannot solve, ask your teacher to help you. Or paying much attention to each pronunciation while learning Russian words should be also a good idea. You see, you have the background information to assist you in memorizing each Russian letter. Don't you think you can learn each letter more quickly than ever? At the same time you can also gain the meanings of the Russian words. Don't you think this is the action of one-stone-two-birds?

Next in the basic thing learning process, you should choose grammar. Using Rosetta Stone Russian though cannot teach you the systematic Russian grammar, it can teach you some basic grammar rules that are enough for you to run your Russian speaking and conversation in the later years. Once you have gained such grammar rules, you can stride to more advanced Russian learning. I think you can learn to speak Russian with the natives and read Russian newspapers and magazines. Speaking Russian can practice the Russian vocabulary and sentence structure, while reading Russian newspapers and magazines can give you good ideas on Russia and Russian as well as gather more practical Russian words for yourself. My best wish then is that you can you go to Russia to experience Russian. If you always stay in your native country, you will seldom have the chance to speak Russian like a native even though you have learned large amounts of Russian. Once you are in Russia, your Russian can be then internalized, for you touch everything now in Russian. Yeah, I know that most learners have no such a chance. So if you cannot go there, you should gradually learn Russian step by step. It means that whenever you meet something new, learn it and make it your own!

Even though you can find out many ways to learn one new language, you should select one to help you learn it effectively. When you learn Spanish, you can use Rosetta Stone Spanish. You can accumulate vocabulary and learn how to talk too.