Russian

by Eugene Jackson, Elizabeth Bartlett Gordon

Russian Made Simple with its bilingual dialogues and answer keys is the ideal book for self-instruction and is equally useful as a group study textbook. The gradual introduction of the Russian alphabet and its pronunciation and the systematic treatment of the grammar ensures that the reader rapidly acquires a working knowledge of a basic thousand-word vocabulary, providing a solid foundation beyond the requirements of O level GCE and the Scottish O Grade.

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1967

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[W · Rating 3 out of 5]

For a start,there was the cryllic alphabet and then there were the intricacies of Russian grammar.

I had a much easier time with French than with Russian,but did pick up some rudimentary Russian through this book.