Learn Russian Now! The Top 10 Best Ways to Learn the Russian Language I have spent a lot of time learning languages. As a world traveler it is a necessity to learn the language if I want to really experience the culture and genuinely get to know the country. In these hundreds and hundreds of hours I have came to realize that some ways to learn Russian are better than others. I’ve discovered first hand which ways will have you speaking the language in no time and which ways you are just wasting your time with. One language learning tool everyone needs to have: Before I get into the top 10, there is one tool that every single language learner should have and that’s the Google Translate app.

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I didn’t add it into the list because it’s such a broad language learning tool that works with most the top 10. Basically, if you don’t use it you are at a severe language learning advantage to the rest of the world. Dictionary Back in the day, this is how most people learned languages. They would buy a dictionary and start trying to memorize words. Even though there are apps now, a traditional dictionary app is still a waste of time. Especially now that we have apps like Google Translate.

If you want to learn Russian the old fashioned way, go for it, but if you want to learn Russian quickly and in a way that won’t bore you to death, maybe try some more modern ways. Duolingo and Rosetta Stone I lumped these two together because they’re very popular language learning games. I have used both of these. As a lover of games I can tell you these are the least fun games I ever played. To top it all off, I really don’t feel like they got me much closer to learning the language and that was after quite a bit of time using them. Pimsleur and Michel Thomas For my 8th best way to learn Russian I grouped and programs together.

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The best way to describe the effectiveness of these two programs is that they don’t suck. They aren’t the best, but at the same time you will learn something. In fact, I think a program like Michel Thomas could be the best if you want to make 1 year old sentences in a short amount of time. Or even, as an addition to other ways of studying. Russian Classes in a school I’ve also went this route and studied in school.

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I have found that usually these ancient institutions use very old school book learning ways to learn Russian. There are new and better methods out there, so it’s confusing why they stick to this. The other down side is that you are paying for a class without getting the one on one help and explanations that a complicated language requires. The exception to this would be an immersion class. Immersion has been shown over and over to be the best way to learn a language and classes that mimic that will help you get good fast. The down side? It’s fucking boring and who has the time for that in their busy day to day lives.

Reading in Russian with a Click to Translate The next most effective way I have found to learn the language is to start reading a book (I like teenager books for the simple language) and get a click to translate application. This is the ultimate way to work on vocabulary and understand sentence structure. If you are wondering which click to translate app to get, I use. Old Fashioned Vocabulary Study This is an ancient study method that there really is no substitute for. If you want to learn a language, you simply have to learn the meanings of a lot of words. There is no getting around it. However, there are now easier flash card studying apps and things like where you favorite a word and can come back later and study in a vocab studying manner.