As this blog grows, so will this page. The purpose of this page is to have everything linked so any topic will be within easy access.
Given that writing Russian lessons where we start from nothing to something is much more difficult and time consuming, these lessons will be put out at a slower rate.
Also, these lessons are viewed much less, making me less thrilled to create them.
If the viewership goes up, that could all change. 🙂
Lessons 1-10
| Lesson #1 | personal pronouns; to be; и and а |
| Lesson #2 | the pronoun это; nominative case and gender |
| Lesson #3 | more on это and а; adjectives; translating it |
| Lesson #4 | pluralization; но and или |
| Lesson #5 | review lesson + quiz |
| Lesson #5.5 | conversational phrases |
| Lesson #6 | spelling rule 1; more plurals; more adjectives |
| Lesson #7 | genitive case; чей; possessive adjectives |
| Lesson #8 | to have; нет and absence |
| Lesson #9 | prepositions with genitive; what is? |
| Lesson #10 | review lesson + quiz |
| Lesson #10.5 | Adrian, the Russian |
Lessons 11-20
| Lesson #11 | numbers [cardinal]; had, will have |
| Lesson #12 | telling time; expressing at what time? |
| Lesson #13 | indeclinable nouns; plural-only nouns |
| Lesson #14 | using какой and такой |
| Lesson #15 | review lesson + quiz |
| Lesson #15.5 | using verb roots to create nouns |
| Lesson #16 | verb conjugation [1st] |
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| Lesson #20.5 |
Lessons 21-30
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| Lesson #25.5 | |
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| Lesson #30.5 |
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