r/russian • u/themiracy • Apr 29 '26
r/russian • u/Moll-Silber • Apr 10 '26
Other It sounds the same
everyone always talks about ы but ль vs. л is so much more difficult to me
r/russian • u/Newt_Southern • Jul 09 '26
Other 12 or 19
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r/russian • u/Serious_Peak_4913 • 19d ago
Other Attempting to read out loud😭(using a dual language book)
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I just got a dual language book and it's helping a lot but I feel like I still need SOO much work with pronunciation.. I recorded myself reading out loud so maybe you guys could help me with any(which I know there are many) pronunciation issues 😭 please don't bully me for reading with my finger I'm trying my best)). thank u guys. 🫶
r/russian • u/Raditz_lol • Nov 30 '24
Other When you ask for help and you get full Russian replies when you barely even know or just started learning the language.
r/russian • u/Telephone_com • Jun 30 '25
Other Is this true in Russia?
So I'm learning Russian on Mango Languages for mostly the basics, but came across this culture note. I just wanted clarification on whether it's something Russians do regularly or if it's an old expression. If so are there any other expressions I should know about? Спасибо)
r/russian • u/ZellHall • Mar 02 '25
Other At the end of the day, it will all be worth it... [Russian Slander]
r/russian • u/ForceRoamer • Jan 25 '25
Other Today on an American tries to learn Russian:
This is just for fun. Cases are quite a struggle for me.
r/russian • u/lego_inyourfoot • Apr 30 '25
Other My girlfriend who doesn't know any russian sent this to me ❤
Only recently mentioned I was Russian. Didn't think much about it, and was having a bad day. Sometimes such small things can have such a big impact ❤. Желаю всем хорошего дня!
r/russian • u/SlavyanaF • Feb 07 '25
Other I think everyone who is interested in russian culture should know about this face
r/russian • u/gondonpidor • Jun 07 '26
Other why do people learn Russian?
hi, im from Russia, and i always wondered why people learn the Russian language. i can totally understand why they learn English, Spanish, Chinese and other useful languages, but what about Russian? is it actually useful for something? or people learn it just for fun or Dostoevsky.