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Ten Simple Lessons In Russian Alphabet: Fast and Effective Learning Of Russian Alphabet
Simply learn Russian alphabet - you will discover it is much more familiar to you, than you thought before.
Of course, only with this ebook.
Step by step, this book guides you through each one of the 33 letters of Russian language. Even if they seem odd, this book will make them simple. The letters are not presented in alphabetical order, but rather in the most logical way to understand and memorize them. Similarities to your well-known English letters will be stressed, and differences pointed out and well-explained. Reader will be surprised, how fast Russian letters become familiar to them.
Each lesson features:
1.Explanations of letters and comparison to other, well-known letters. Most lessons feature no more than three new letters
2.The most useful Russian words and sentences, as examples and drills
3.Review section
The last lesson consists of a final drill, which is an excerpt from Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace”. Each word is translated and language peculiarities are explained.
By native Russian speaker and tutor Dmitry Slomov
NOTE: Probably due to Cyrillic fonts, this book opens properly ONLY on iPad and iPhone platforms, although stress marks make the word seem broken. Kindle DX shows the fonts, but does not show stress marks. You may want to look for this book on other resources in pdf form.
Of course, only with this ebook.
Step by step, this book guides you through each one of the 33 letters of Russian language. Even if they seem odd, this book will make them simple. The letters are not presented in alphabetical order, but rather in the most logical way to understand and memorize them. Similarities to your well-known English letters will be stressed, and differences pointed out and well-explained. Reader will be surprised, how fast Russian letters become familiar to them.
Each lesson features:
1.Explanations of letters and comparison to other, well-known letters. Most lessons feature no more than three new letters
2.The most useful Russian words and sentences, as examples and drills
3.Review section
The last lesson consists of a final drill, which is an excerpt from Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace”. Each word is translated and language peculiarities are explained.
By native Russian speaker and tutor Dmitry Slomov
NOTE: Probably due to Cyrillic fonts, this book opens properly ONLY on iPad and iPhone platforms, although stress marks make the word seem broken. Kindle DX shows the fonts, but does not show stress marks. You may want to look for this book on other resources in pdf form.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 16, 2015
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