How to say, “I have” in Russian. In this episode you’ll also learn how to ask your Russian friends what things they have. And you’ll continue to build your Russian vocabulary with new content words.

In this episode you’ll also learn how to ask your Russian friends what things they have. And you’ll continue to build your Russian vocabulary with new content words.

How to say, “I need” in Russian. Do you need the internet? Do you need a telephone? A car? A computer? In this episode, you’ll be able to tell people what you need, and ask them the same questions. Plus you’ll learn the answer to one of the most common questions from Russian students: Do I need to learn to read Russian (the Cyrillic alphabet). The answer will surprise you!

How to say, “I speak Russian”…in Russian. If you’ve made it this far in these podcasts, you can now call yourself a Russian speaker. So, in this episode you’ll learn how to talk about the languages you speak, and ask your Russian friends if they speak English. And you’ll learn a great tip for making your Russian sound more natural.

Your Russian skills have landed you a job in Kiev. There you are at work when your cell phone rings. It’s Natasha. In this episode, you’ll learn to tell her you’re at work, but you’ll also be able to ask her where she is so you can meet her later.

How to say, “I live in _____,” in Russian. It’s one of the most common topics of conversations. Learn how to talk about what city or state you live in, and ask your Russian friends the same thing. Plus you’ll learn the superior new method for mastering Russian grammar….effortlessly!

How to tell people where you are in Russian, and ask your Russian friends where they are. In this episode you’ll learn to tell people if you’re at work, at a cafe, in a store, and so on. Plus you’ll learn a secret that will make learning Russian easier.

Master the Russian phrase, “Let’s go,” or, “Let’s head out.”

Do you have a trip planned to Russia or Ukraine? In episode #12 you’ll learn how to talk about Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev and Odessa. And whereas in the previous episode you learned to talk about your likes and dislikes, now you’ll learn how to say “I love you” in Russian.

RussianMadeEasy.com EP 11 – Learn to discuss your likes and dislikes in Russian. Do you like rock music? Jazz? Blues? You’ll learn to talk about music and invite someone to dance.