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I've been learning languages since the age of 7. I speak French, English and Spanish. I have a bachelor's degree in Linguistics and Language teaching and have also completed a course in teaching Russian as a foreign language. I have been working with beginner students for a year. All of my classes are available in French, English and Spanish. If I don't speak my student's native language, I look up some information about it in order to adjust my course. For teaching I use skype and a wikispaces classroom. I always stay available and ready to answer my student's questions whatever his location and timezone may be. From the very first lesson we work on phonetics, grammar and vocabulary that are needed for communication. I have experience in teaching to read, type and write in Cyrillic. Every 4 lessons I send my students a file resuming the material. I want my students to have a great experience discovering my native language. So apart from language classes I prepare lectures on Russian culture and history so we can start a discussion and learn more about our countries.
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    Hey, Kim Jong Soo! My name is Andrei and I'm a professional Russian teacher.

    Feel free to ask me if you have any questions :)



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    March 25, 2020
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    1.учить/выучить are the same verb in different aspects.

    учить is imperfect: Я учу русский язык. 我学俄语。

    выучить is perfect. Я выучила русский язык. 我学会了俄语 (there is a result).

    The difference between делать/сделать is the same:

    Я делаю домашнее задание. 我在做作业。
    Я сделала домашнее задание. 我做完了作业。

    2.учиться is used ONLY for mentionning the place.

    Я учусь в университете. 我 在大学 学习。

    (учить/выучить is used with WHAT you study, but never WHERE)
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    November 27, 2019
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    April 27, 2017
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    Finnish/Russian exchange Moi! Nimeni on Andrei! I am a native Russian speaker and a professional teacher. I'm looking for a Finnish native speaker to practice Finnish with. The thing is that as a language teacher I can organize the language learning process myself but I lack motivation since I have nobody to talk to (and YES, I'm often too lazy to study.) So basically, I just need somebody to talk to me via skype and correct me when needed. I love languages, music, literature, cinema so I think we can find something we have in common :) In exchange I can teach you Russian (for free, of course).
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    Hi, Patrizia!

    There's a thing about Russian pronouns that you should know when starting to learn Russian.

    Я, Ты are you used to tell the name and the origin.

    Example: Я (...) Патриция.  - Io (sono) Patrizia.

    Откуда ты? - Da dove (sei) tu?

    Я (...) из Италии. -  Io (vengo) dall’Italia.

    Mark that the pronoun is the subject of the sentence.

    Меня, тебя are used to tell the name.

    Example: Как тебя зовут? Меня зовут Патриция.

    In fact, it means Come ti chiamano (la gente)? Mi chiamano Patricia.

    You don't say La gente IO chiamano but MI chiamano.

    If you insert the same form between У ... есть - you'll get a construction for possesion.

    У тебя есть сестра? Да,  у меня есть сестра.

    Yes, it is confusing :) but it pays off as you progress. If this explaining helped you - you can ask me for exercises.


    Good luck!

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    October 7, 2016
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    October 7, 2016
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    Haluasin puhua suomea hyvin :) Moi! Nimeni on Andrei. Olen venäläinen. Olen kaksikymmentäyksi vuotta vanha. Tykkään opiskella vieraita kieliä. Puhun englantia, ranskaa ja espanjaa. Venäjää on minun äidinkieli. Olen opettaja. Olen työssä kielikoulussa ja opetan skypessä. Hei hei! :)
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    Hi, Michal!

    I suggest you create a vkontakte account. It's a Russian social network full of content in Russian.

    Also YouTube suggests channels most viewed in your region. If you scroll down far enough and change your country to Russia - you'll get plenty of Russian channels to choose from.

    Good luck!
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    August 15, 2016
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    August 11, 2016
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    Hi, Scarlett! Welcome to italki! Here are some tips for learning vocabulary. But remember that the choice of the right strategy for learning depends on the type of memory you have.

    1. Audio memory. If you have noticed that you remember what people said and how it sounded or (better) remember a word you need at the moment because you heard it in a song - try recording lists of words and listening to them when you have free time. Be artistic! Funny and specific intonations or accents will trick brain into memorizing the word. 

    2. MindMap. Try creating a mindmap. This way you you can put the words in a logical order (create thematican categories). A mindmap is also easier to handle than a stack of papers.

    here's a site for creating free mindmaps: www.mind-map.ru/

    3. Drawing. If you’re good at it – do it. For example draw a room and mark the word for everything you’ve drawn. Or you can buy a visual dictionnary or create your own.

    4. Movies. Make you use the vision, the hearing and provides a situation. You can find films in Russian subtitled in Engilsh here : http://english-films.com/

    4. Build sentences. Learning words one by one is no use. Use your knowledge of grammar to combine words into sentences. Once again make them funny.

    Also 

    - Try to find some associations : the word may sound funny or be similar in spelling with a word of your language. Try to think of something funny. The brain is better at remembering jokes than lists of words.

    - Don't note the translation when you encounter the word for the first time. Give yourself a chance to remember it next time you go back to revising. 

    If you're not sure which one to choose (and that is 100% okay) - you can use several  ways of learning at once.

    Hope these are helpful :) Good luck!

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    August 6, 2016
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