What's the most difficult in learning Russian?

[admin]

Hello everyone! It is very pleasant that you learn Russian language, thank you very much!
Russian is one of the most difficult languages in the world! Please, share your experience and write what is the most difficult for you in learning Russian as foreign language.
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[Tasha]

Hi everyone!!!

For me Russian is the most difficult language! Sometimes I can't make head or tail in studying grammar! for me genders is hell! And declension of nouns and pronouns! And aspect of verbs!!!...and blahblahblah...

[admin]

Hi Tasha, thank you for your message. I see that there are lots of hard things for you in learning the Russian language… It is ok’ The teachers at our School are very good and qualified professionals and they will help you to grasp the Russian grammar!
And after living in a Russian host family and after everyday communication with Russian youth you will be good at Russian! No doubt !
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[Tasha]

Thank you very much! I have almost made up my mind to take a summer course in your school!
The point is that I'm afraid of all the stuff with the papers, you know!

[admin]

Dear Tasha, nice to hear that you like our Russian School ! Don’t be afraid of documents’ preparation. We will help you at all the steps. Unfortunately we meet paper routine everywhere, but it must not prevent us from achiving our aims !
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[nancy]

My father can speak a little Russian. I think the pronunciation is rather difficult. But I know a good English-Russian dictionary, it helps.

[admin]

Hi Nancy!
Thank you for your message
Could you please tell us if it's an electronic dictionary or not
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[SeanOB]

I can't get around to committing myself to learning Russian seriously because I know how many years it's going to take, but more importantly, because I'm afraid that at the end I'll never have progressed beyond passive skills. Almost twenty years ago I was working with some Ukrainians and happily learned some of their language with them and all was well until their sister turned up without a word of English. She couldn't understand a single word I said! The guys later admitted that neither could they except that I only knew what they had taught me and therefore, they could easily guess what I was trying to say in any case. Confidence thus shattered, I have never tried to learn a Slavic language since.

Sometimes I think I should concentrate on Russian phonetics first for around two months then try out some simple phrases on a couple of native speakers. If they don't understand me at that point I think I should take the cue and go back to the languages I have had some success in. Thoughts?

[admin]

Hello! Never give up
I think you should continue learning Russian. It seems that you miss it
The best way to break the language barrier and improve your skills is to come to Russia of course
Petrozavodsk (the town where our school "Enjoy Russian" is situated) is an ideal place to practice Russian. Very few people know English or any other language, so from the first day you have to speak. At first it could be difficult, but very soon you feel the progress and satisfaction that you have do it! You can speak Russian in Russia
e would be glad if you decided to come to continue studing passive skills
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