Presents the fundamental vocabulary essential to the study of the Russian language. English translation on reverse side of cards.

Create your own Russian flash cards using our proven spaced repetition system ( instructions provided in the book). This notebook is Ideal for those looking to learn new Russian words, phrases and improve their Russian vocabulary. Includes a Spaced Repetition and Lapse tracker to monitor progress and remember what you learn. About this Notebook: 200 flashcards. Spaced Repetition system and Lapse Tracker (instructions provided at the back). Perfect size at 6 x 9 inches / 15.24 x 22.86 cm High-quality matte cover for a professional finish. Perfect bound Perfect for learning new Russian words and improving vocabulary Benefits using Notebook: All your vocabulary flash cards all in one place Encourages active recall (most effective way to learn) Encourages spaced repetition (scientifically proven to improve memory retention) Track Lapses and mistakes (monitor progress over time) Study more efficiently Easily swap flash cards with other Russian students

Illustrated English/Russian Vocabulary Flash Cards for Kids. A great introduction to the language for non-Russian speakers. This book will teach you to count to twenty in Russian alongside several useful larger numbers. You will also learn the names of lots of shapes and colors. A deck of Flashcards in book form featuring cute grey scale cartoon illustrations, suitable for young children and beginners of all ages. The flash cards feature a rough pronunciation guide beneath each Russian word, using phonetic English to give the reader a basic understanding of how the word should be pronounced . A perfect introduction to the Russian language for your little ones. After reading through the book a few times, children should begin to recognize the Russian words by sight. The phonetic pronunciations are to be used as a rough guide. This book series is a fun accompaniment to a more comprehensive language course. Part of the Flashcard eBooks series. A growing collection of children's language materials. Available in many languages including: French, Chinese Russian, Japanese Italian and German.

Illustrated English/Russian Vocabulary Flash Cards for Kids. A great introduction to the language for non-Russian speakers. This book will teach you the Russian names for a wide selection of insects, birds and mammals from around the world. A deck of Flashcards in book form featuring cute cartoon illustrations, suitable for young children and beginners of all ages. The flash cards feature a rough pronunciation guide beneath each Russian word, using phonetic English to give the reader a basic understanding of how the word should be pronounced . A perfect introduction to the Russian language for your little ones. After reading through the book a few times, children should begin to recognize the Russian words by sight. The phonetic pronunciations are to be used as a rough guide. This book series is a fun accompaniment to a more comprehensive language course. Part of the Flashcard eBooks series. A growing collection of children's language materials. Available in many languages including: French, Chinese Russian, Japanese Italian and German.

This updated version of the Penguin Russian Course introduces the learner, through translation extracts, to the culture and life of the modern (post Glasnost) Soviet Union that was, as well as to the Russian language.

This ebook contains all flashcards from our website, one every two pages. It is ideal for beginners and intermediate learners to acquire some of the most important initial words that make up the majority of everyday conversation. Various features like bidirectional listing make this flashcard ebook the perfect tool on your ebook reader to boost your language skills. This ebook is split into 4 chapters and contains a total of around 2000 vocabularies which you can also find on our website. Each of the words covers two pages. Page one represents the question in the form of the vocabulary you should translate. Page two delivers the answer with translation and additional information for that word if needed. To learn the vocabularies, simply go from page to page and study the words one by one. The 4 chapters in the book contain 2 sets of vocabularies, once learned from English to Russian (chapter 1 and 2), and after that from Russian to English (chapter 3 and 4). Within that, the first chapter has vocabularies ordered by topic whilest the second chapter has 1000 of the most common vocabularies you need to learn ordered by how often they are used in daily conversations. In addition to using this ebook, you can also go to our website and use the flashcards there to learn and test yourself. The most important part of using flashcards successfully is to use them daily. Studying 100 words a day every day of a week will have a much bigger impact than studying 700 words once a week. Once you know most words in a chapter, write down the ones you still have trouble with and concentrate on those few words several times a day. Once you have moved on to a later chapter, it is also good practice to come back to early chapters from time to time to make sure the easier words are still in your memory. Over time, you will figure out what works best for you. Good luck!

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Russian language.

This book provides an in-depth, structured learning guide to the vocabulary of Russian.