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    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1: Speaking Russian Fast-Track, #1
    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1: Speaking Russian Fast-Track, #1
    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1: Speaking Russian Fast-Track, #1
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    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1: Speaking Russian Fast-Track, #1

    By Elvira Ivanova

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    Welcome to the first book in the Speaking Russian Fast-Track series.

    It is a simplified and concise version of the Speaking Russian Podcast and especially attractive to those who want to learn Russian words and phrases in less than 3 minutes, as well as for those who listen to the full version of the podcast and want to revise the new words introduced in each episode of the Speaking Russian podcast.

    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1 includes lessons 1-50.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElvira Ivanova
    Release dateMar 15, 2017
    ISBN9781540101013
    Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1: Speaking Russian Fast-Track, #1

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      Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1 - Elvira Ivanova

      Welcome to the first book in the Speaking Russian Fast-Track series.

      It is a simplified and concise version of the Speaking Russian Podcast and especially attractive to those who want to learn Russian words and phrases in less than 3 minutes, as well as for those who listen to the full version of the podcast and want to revise the new words introduced in each episode of the Speaking Russian podcast.

      Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1 includes lessons 1-50.

      I hope that you enjoy Speaking Russian Fast-Track 1.

      Table of contents

      Table of Sounds

      Notes

      LESSON 1. Formal Greetings.

      LESSON 2. Hi! Informal Greetings.

      LESSON 3. Good-bye. Part 1.

      LESSON 4. Good-bye. Part 2.

      LESSON 5.  How to address people in Russian.

      LESSON 6. What is your name? Part 1.

      LESSON 7. What is your name? Part 2.

      LESSON 8.  How are you? Part 1.

      LESSON 9. Thank you, fine.

      LESSON 10. How are you? Part 2.

      LESSON 11. Patronymic and family name in Russian.

      LESSON 12. How to apologise in Russian.

      LESSON 13. Thank you

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