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Brandon Longwell
is on page 32 of 384
I immediately started drowning when it got into declensions. Then I saw each case is spread through the lessons in a manageable way.
There is great description in pronunciation, but a stern requirement to hear a native speaker in order to be understood vocally.
It has been stern about pacing too; 'you may proceed with practice after you have mastered the explanation of how they are used, not before.'
— Jan 27, 2020 08:54PM
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There is great description in pronunciation, but a stern requirement to hear a native speaker in order to be understood vocally.
It has been stern about pacing too; 'you may proceed with practice after you have mastered the explanation of how they are used, not before.'
Brandon Longwell
is on page 17 of 384
Я учусь говорить по-русски.
I would like to read Russian authors in their native tongue for the full effect. I think this is this year's late resolution.
— Jan 24, 2020 07:02PM
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I would like to read Russian authors in their native tongue for the full effect. I think this is this year's late resolution.
Thomas A
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Part II as we speak. These are the last ten lessons 30-40
And its the part that gets you to Tolstoy! I am excited. Also have Linguaphone records for russian.
— Sep 18, 2019 09:36AM
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And its the part that gets you to Tolstoy! I am excited. Also have Linguaphone records for russian.
Tracy Reilly
is on page 259 of 384
I'm essentially done with this book as the rest is appendixes and advice and..whatever. But I'll never really be done?
— Jan 10, 2015 10:26AM
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Tracy Reilly
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How slow can you go? I think I'm going to skip the handwriting section unless someone talks me out of it.
— Apr 03, 2012 05:42PM
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