Build negatives with multiple negatives; use nobody/nothing/nowhere/never constructions correctly
Use connectors and logic: what/that/when/where; why/because/that’s why; first...then sequencing
Learn verb groups & aspect: common verbs, pairs like buy (process/result), perfective vs imperfective
Use movement/transport verbs (one-time vs repeated); correct prepositions/cases for leaving/returning
Use genitive for possession and after certain prepositions; form genitive plural (incl. common patterns)
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Build a solid Russian foundation from the very first step and move confidently through A1 to A2. This free online course is designed for foreigners who want practical progress: reading Cyrillic without guessing, forming correct sentences, and understanding why Russian words change in real speech. You will develop the habits that make Russian feel logical, not random, so you can keep improving long after the lessons end.
You begin with the Cyrillic alphabet and the sounds behind it, so you can recognize letters, avoid common pronunciation traps, and read simple words and signs. From there, the course guides you into the grammar that actually unlocks communication: personal and possessive pronouns, noun gender, core verb patterns, and the everyday structures people use to introduce themselves, talk about what they have, and describe what is happening around them.
As you progress, you will gain control over the key cases and how they shape meaning in Russian sentences. Instead of memorizing tables in isolation, you will see how cases work in context: talking about objects, locations, movement, time, quantity, and possession. You will also train essential verb skills, including past and future forms, imperatives, and modal meanings, plus the crucial perfective vs imperfective contrast that helps you express process versus result naturally.
To make your Russian sound more complete, the course strengthens the building blocks of fluent speech: connecting words, adverbs, comparison, adjectives, numbers, days of the week, and common negative constructions. Short stories and practice-focused lessons help you apply new grammar to real phrases, reinforcing comprehension and recall. With integrated exercises and frequent checks, you can study at your own pace while steadily turning passive knowledge into usable Russian for everyday life, travel, and further language study.
Course content
Video class: Russian alphabet | 33 sacred letters05m
Exercise: What is the primary focus when learning the Russian Cyrillic alphabet?
Video class: Pairs of vowels02m
Exercise: How many vowels are in the Russian Cyrillic alphabet?
Video class: Idea of russian cases.03m
Video class: Personal pronouns01m
Exercise: What is the role of personal pronouns in language?
Video class: Gender of nouns in russian grammar03m
Exercise: In Russian, the gender of a noun is determined by the ending of the word. Which ending typically indicates a feminine noun?
Video class: I have ... | There is something next to me02m
Exercise: Which sentence represents the Russian structure for 'I have a telephone'?
Video class: My name is | They call me ...02m
Video class: He knows | Sentences with alive object02m
Exercise: What is the correct form of the pronoun in the sentence 'He knows ____' when referring to 'she'?
Video class: Verbs like To Do | Basic verbs in Russian02m
Exercise: What is the Russian infinitive form of the verb 'to do'?
Video class: Possessive pronouns | Whose?03m
Exercise: Which pronoun form corresponds to a feminine object?
Video class: Yes, No, Or | Construction Not.. but...02m
Exercise: What is the Russian word used to show a choice between two options?
Video class: Numbers in Russian | From zero to million04m
Exercise: What is the special form for the digit '2' with feminine words?
Video class: Luckily and unfortunately03m
Video class: At first.. then... | How to split actions in time01m
Exercise: What is the purpose of the "first... then" construction as described?
Video class: Adverbs | How do we do an action? | How is the situation around?02m
Exercise: Which Russian adverb would you use to express that someone understands something 'very well'?
Video class: Days of the week | 7 days in Russian | Resurrection = Sunday03m
Exercise: In the Russian language, what is the origin of the word for Monday?
Video class: Reason and result | Why, Because, Since, That`s why01m
Exercise: What is the correct word to use in Russian when asking for the reason behind an action?
Video class: Video Lesson 1803m
Exercise: How many types of verb conjugations exist in the Russian language?
Video class: Connecting words | What, That, When, How, Where etc.02m
Exercise: In Russian, which of the following connecting words can often be translated as both 'what' and 'that' depending on context?
Video class: Verb To Live | Life01m
Exercise: How is the past tense of a Russian verb formed based on the given subject and its attributes?
Video class: Accusative case for nouns | Object in the sentence04m
Exercise: What is the rule for changing the ending of a feminine noun in the nominative case ending with 'a' or 'я' when converting it to the accusative case in Russian?
Video class: Past tense in Russian | Gender and quantity specific adjustment of the verb03m
Video class: Prepositional case | Location in Russian sentences02m
Exercise: What is the typical ending for a noun in the prepositional case that originally ends with a consonant?
Video class: Plural nouns in Russian03m
Video class: Future tense in Russian02m
Exercise: In Russian, which word or phrase might indicate the use of the future tense?
Video class: The whole | Entire | Gender and quantity specific word02m
Video class: How often | Regular actions01m
Exercise: In the Russian language, when constructing negative sentences, why do multiple negative parts appear in the sentence structure?
Video class: Plural nouns with exceptions03m
Video class: Adjectives in Russian | Hard and soft ending04m
Exercise: Which word ending is important to pay attention to when forming adjectives in Russian, especially to determine the gender and plurality?
Video class: Comparative and superlative in Russian03m
Video class: Colors in Russian | Rainbow02m
Exercise: In Russian, how do you distinguish between the plural form for 'colors' and the plural form for 'flowers'?
Video class: Imperative form of the verb | Action!01m
Video class: Modal verbs in Russian04m
Exercise: In Russian, how do you form the past tense of a verb to express a past obligation?
Video class: Love, sleep, cook, save | Group of verbs02m
Video class: Negative phrases | Nothing, noone, nowhere, never02m
Exercise: In Russian, how do you construct a negative sentence when using words like 'nobody' or 'nothing'?
Video class: Function Topic | About | Three forms of preposition O02m
Video class: Prepositional case, exceptions | Ending ? for masculine words01m
Video class: To sit and to see | Change consonant in the verb02m
Video class: Video Lesson 3902m
Video class: To go - one action or repeated action?03m
Video class: Defining the Purpose02m
Exercise: Which question word is used in Russian to clarify the purpose of an action?
Video class: All verbs around education | Know how02m
Video class: Ordinal numbers in Russian02m
Exercise: Which of the following sentences correctly uses an ordinal number to describe a masculine object in Russian?
Video class: Video Lesson 4402m
Video class: When? or How long? - correct case and preposition01m
Exercise: In the Russian language, which word would you use to ask about the duration of an event?
Video class: Verb To Play | Two cases | Two prepositions01m
Video class: To wash, to eat, to drink, to sing | Group of verbs02m
Video class: A1 Russian Course. Marathon weeks 31 - 40.23m
Video class: A1 Russian Course. All videos for weeks 1 - 40.2h15m
Exercise: How many letters does the Russian alphabet contain, and what are some important features to consider when learning them?
Video class: Video Lesson 5003m
Video class: Video Lesson 5102m
Video class: Story Family Happiness | Practice Adjectives03m
Video class: Story I am not a workaholic | Practice verbs02m
Video class: Video Lesson 5402m
Video class: Video Lesson 5503m
Video class: Video Lesson 5602m
Video class: Video Lesson 5704m
Video class: Genitive Case in Russian03m
Video class: Video Lesson 5902m
Video class: Perfective verbs | Change focus from process to result or immediate aspect04m
Video class: To buy - Two verbs | Process and result01m
Video class: Feelings | How to Manage Emotions01m
Video class: Vladimir`s phone and map of Russia | Genitive case02m
Exercise: In the sentence 'телефон Влади́мира', which case is used for the word 'Влади́мира' to indicate possession?
Video class: See, pay, request, clean | Group of verbs01m
Video class: Look, see, listen and hear | Verbs logically connected01m
Video class: Write, cut, search, cry | Group of verbs02m
Video class: A2 Russian Course. Marathon weeks 1 - 1022m
Video class: Talking - Speak, Say, Tell01m
Video class: Quantity as a function02m
Exercise: When expressing quantity in Russian, which grammatical case is used for numbers greater than four?
Video class: Genitive case prepositions02m
Video class: Genitive PLURAL03m
Exercise: What is the correct genitive plural form for the Russian word 'стул' (stool) when referring to five or more items?
Video class: Same or different?02m
Video class: Going back with correct preposition02m
Exercise: In Russian, which case is typically used when leaving a location, as illustrated by the use of specific prepositions?
Video class: A2 Russian Course. Marathon weeks 11 - 2026m
Video class: Seek, and ye shall find02m
Exercise: In Russian, which verb would you use when you finally found something you have been looking for?
Video class: To be located01m
Video class: Move on transport02m
Exercise: Какое глагол использовать для обозначения регулярного передвижения на транспорте?
Video class: Till, after, during02m
Video class: To take - all meanings03m
Exercise: In the context of Russian A2, which verb pair focuses on separating the process and the result when used?
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