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    January 17, 2018
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    Starting from scratch is always a big challenge and demands a lot of effort.

    The first steps are the most difficult, but after a few months you will be delighted with your improvement.

     

    The " Russian world " series on Youtube is really good - the advice given by Murillo Costa could not be any better. But I would add two points:

     

    - Learn Russian by Pimsleur: 90 lessons divided in 3 levels. Listen and repeat. Great way to start. In a few months you will be surprised how many words you will be able to recognize and repeat correctly.

     

    - Twitter: Follow russian twitter accounts. You will get everyday a good amount of text. On twitter you can easily translate pushing one button. It is an excellent exercise: read; try to understand; translate and see the meaning. Doing it everyday can help you to increase a lot your vocabulary.

     

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    September 2, 2015
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    October 3, 2014
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    I believe this is similar to "an apple" in English. It is a matter of phonetics. It sounds better when you use the "n" to connect the "a" to the word apple. The same thing would apply to "e" and "ed" in Italian. The "ed" would make a smoother connection.
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    September 7, 2014
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