Russian alphabet another way
Found this his youtube video of russianlevel1.com Russian Alphabet with Sounds This post was made with the help of chatgpt Additional Notes:
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Languages
A place to store some posts about languages I studied.
The Russian alphabet
The Russian is known as the Cyrillic alphabet and consists of 33 letters. Here are the letters, the pronunciation in English, and an example word that begins with that letter. А (ah) – as in “арбуз” (watermelon) Б (beh) – as in “банан” (banana) В (veh) – as in “волк” (wolf) Г (geh) – as
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Review of the Babbel App
The Babbel app is my go-to choice for studying Russian. I primarily use it on my mobile device, although it’s also available for desktop computers. To get started, you’ll need to select your target language and follow the on-screen menu to create an account. Once that’s done, you can choose a subscription plan and begin
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Useful resources about apps for learning Russian:
Before the start of my new adventure i did an internet search on the topic of learning Russian language. I share the links I found most useful I found many more resources, but these were the links that proved most helpful to me. If anyone has additional suggestions, please feel free to make a comment
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Why learning russian?
The reason for starting to learn a bit of Russian lies in the present-day crisis in Ukraine. Think what you like about it, but the political realities have changed since the violent conflict between Russia and Ukraine began – the largest armed conflict in Europe since the end of World War 2. It has the
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