Il Russo (Book only)

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Like many other Slavic languages, Russian uses the Cyrillic alphabet, introduced during the evangelization of Russia by the monks Methodius and Cyril. Understanding this new writing system and language will open the doors to Russian culture, which undeniably influences a large part of Eastern Europe. The texts that form the basis of your learning present Russian as it is spoken today and often reveal, with a touch of humor, daily life, literature, history, and the nuances of the Russian character. Over the course of 100 lessons, you will gain the knowledge to communicate in everyday situations: writing and making phone calls, expressing yourself, asking questions, and explaining. Thus, you will be able to navigate various situations in life in Russia with ease.