1) There are many YouTube channels for Russian language learners, unfortunately most of them are with more English spoken than Russian.
You can check this one, it's absolutely different because it's 100% in Russian, with Russian subtitles:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToc6Wngxhw2jfhvGzS966Q
There are stories about Russian customs and other things that are well-known to most people in Russia, some grammar videos and videos for beginners.
2) https://www.instagram.com/russian_from_russia/ - every day you'll see new Russian words and sample sentences there, with audio pronunciation.
https://youtu.be/6E8QuwXeKCQ - this is my latest video for those who learn Russian.
You probably know that winter swimming is a part of Russian celebration of Epiphany (Jan 19). You can watch how it was this year and practice your Russian at the same time ))
I made it for B1/B2 levels but I think it could be interesting for everybody.
Probably it would help if you're learning Russian:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToc6Wngxhw2jfhvGzS966Q/videos
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToc6Wngxhw2jfhvGzS966Q
This morning I read the article here:
http://braziliangringo.com/teacher-questions/#disqus_thread
What do you think about that questionnaire for teachers? Do you think ALL those questions make sense? Do you think it's possible to find an online teacher who meets those high standards? How much could his/her lessons cost?
How do you choose your language tutor?
What do you pay attention to when reading teachers' profiles and watching their video presentations? Or maybe you think, watching their videos is not useful at all?
Everybody seems to write only very positive comments about each and every teacher, how is it possible to make decision which tutor is better for you?
During your first language session with a teacher, how do you know that the teacher doesn't suit you?
Thank you in advance for your answers :)
What podcast would you recommend for learning Italian? Why?
Do you like your teacher to use only the target language during the lesson?
