Practice writing the Russian language

How to review Russian writing?

It is entirely possible to learn a Slavic language without attending a Russian course .

To become an expert in the Dostoevsky language and Russian culture, it will take patience and motivation. You will have to forget about the Latin alphabet and your mother tongue to avoid translating all the time from Russian to Spanish and vice versa; In other words, you will have to naturally learn Russian writing by working on it daily.

To write Russian like a native, you will of course have to know the alphabet. However, you should also work on the calligraphy so that they can understand you. Start by installing a Cyrillic keyboard on your computer to be able to face the writing of Russian letters every day.

To check if your writing is correct, you can attend private Russian lessons with a native of the Slavic country.

In addition to working on writing,  you will have to study :

• Russian grammar
• the Russian conjugation,
• the Russian accent to speak the language perfectly,
• Russian spelling,
• the phonetic alphabet,
• the oral expression of Russian …

In addition to language courses, it is very possible to learn Russian online through interactive exercises that often offer a virtual keyboard integrated into the website.

The different types of written Russian

Do you want to know how to write Russian? Okay, but what Russian?

Yes, to become a full Russian speaker, you will have to know how to write anyway.

There are many ways to write in the Russian language:

• Typographic writing, used on the computer or in textbooks;
• Russian cursive script, used in calligraphy;
• capital letters;
• lowercase.

Do not fall in the trap!

The lowercase letters of the Cyrillic alphabet are different from those of the Latin alphabet: many students fall into the trap and miss the lowercase when they learn the new letters. With regular study, you can become a polyglot who can write a text in Russian like a native.

Our tips for reading Russian

Talk to a native speaker to read Russian

Do you want to teach Russian courses with a native speaker for free?

Whether it is to learn to read Russian or to discover the common language or Russian culture, having a pen pal will be of great help. A language exchange can be the perfect way: a true Russian speaker can accompany you when it comes to learning the language.

The correspondence can often by letters : so you can also take on the printing and cursive writing.

To talk to a native of Russia, you can use :

• Open Language Exchange
• Conversation Exchange
• My Language Exchange
• Meetup
• Students of the world
• Monolingual
• Language exchange
• Hispaniola
• Expat
• House Russia

Having a contact abroad can serve as an excuse to organize a trip to Russia.