I am Nick, I’m 25 years old, and I’m looking for for someone to help me with my Russian, I am having a very hard time with cases, Verb conjugations, and remembering vocabulary. It’s really messing with my confidence. Conversations will need to be very basic, and please don’t be an asshole and throw insults at me just because I’m having issues. I’m a beginner, there’s no reason to be mean about mistakes. So please be ready to switch to English, help with translations, and try your best to explain certain things to me. I appreciate your time.
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Hey there! I am sure that I'm not an asshole, so it's why I think we could help each other) Native in Russian, I can speak very sloooow for you, so you can understand me
Im not comfortable with actual speaking, sorry. But I would like to chat. Dm me
Привет! Я могу помочь с русским. Dm me.
Hey, I'm a native Russian speaker who learns English. About me: my eng lvl is B1-B2, I'm 18 yo, male. So, If you're interested type me!
I am interested
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Hi, do you feel like using a coursebook? Cause duo will get you nowhere.
What’s a coursebook? Duolingo helps a lot but only with basics. What about the app „drops“?
I mean an often overlooked invention of past centuries, an actual book with all those cases and conjugations laid out in a neat and consistent manner.
Hmm, where can you find these books?
You can buy one used on amazon/abebooks, or even download it.
Do you think a physical book would be better? I don’t like to shop online
I'm not acquainted with the latest books available (they have audio, but generally not downloadable), but you can easily find the New Penguin Russian course by Nicholas Brown online. Although it's a little bit outdated in terms of vocabulary (contains a bunch of political terms from the early 1990s), it's superb as far as grammar is concerned. The Oxford Russian Grammar&Verbs by Terence Wade is also great.
If you're serious abt learning, then yes, I'm quite sure about that.