Russian Bridge Podcast

Have you ever heard such Russian verbs as "приголубить" or "захомячить"? In today's episode, I'm talking about a fun group of verbs that use animal images to describe certain actions.

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There's an interesting construction in Russian that we often use with opposite meanings! Let's take a closer look at what we mean when we say "Мне жаль..." or "Мне жалко..."

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Impersonal constructions are often used in the Russian language. However, they might seem strange or illogical to you. But let's take a closer look at them. They are really interesting and can make your speech sound natural and authentic!

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Here is the second episode of a series of podcasts that will clarify the nuances of Russian pronunciation. In this podcast, I will mainly focus on the Russian stress rule and the pronunciation of unstressed vowels.

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How often do you pay attention to your pronunciation when learning Russian? We tend to overlook this, but actually learning phonetics affects your ability to understand native speakers and be understood. Listen to this episode where I will talk about some common pronunciation mistakes.

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We are living in a time of unprecedented global events and shifts. Recently, like many other citizens of Russia, I was forced to leave the country and now I am far from my homeland. In this podcast, I'm trying to recall similar events that took place in Russia 100 years ago. How can we comprehend what happened then and is happening now?

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When we learn a foreign language, diversity is the last thing we think about. We focus on grammar, vocabulary and try to remember everything we have learned, we are afraid to forget something. But what if we change our strategy and focus on diversity from the very beginning? In this episode, I'm trying to talk about it.

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In this episode, I share my experience of playing sports and talk about its importance. Hopefully, you love sports, and you will find something useful in what I'm saying.

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We're going to analyze one more mistake which many learners commonly make. Let's see if we can remember when we use больше - меньше and более - менее. They are so similar, aren't they?😁

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There are common mistakes made by everyone studying Russian. We analyse one of these typical mistakes in this episode. Был хороший человек или был хорошим человеком?

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