Teach Yourself Beginner's Russian New Edition by Farmer, Rachel;

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Edition number 3 Rev ed
Publisher Hachette/Hodder
Date of Publication 26 September 2003

ISBN 9780340870464
Binding Paperback
No. of pages256 pages
Size 199x130x19 mm
Weight 230 g
Language English

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Long description:

'Teach Yourself Beginner's Russian' is the right course for you if you really want to learn Russian but are daunted by the prospect of complicated grammar, classes and coursebooks. This book starts right from the beginning and explains everything in simple English. There are hints throughout to make learning easy and you can learn at your own pace with plenty of practice of each new point. It is a friendly introduction to the language which will help you to understand and speak Russian sufficiently well to function effectively in basic everyday situations. The course will also offer you an insight into Russian culture.

The book is divided into three main parts. Units 1-2 introduce you to the Russian alphabet. Units 3-10 cover the basic structures and grammatical points you'll need in everyday situations. In Units 12-20 you will learn how to cope with practical, everyday situations, such as eating out, travelling and making a phone call in more detail. They give you the opportunity to put into practice and consolidate the language you have learnt in the first 10 units. Unit 11 is a special unit designed to give you the chance to find out something about the handwritten Russian script and to write it if you choose. If you would rather miss this unit out and concentrate on reading, speaking and listening, you can do so without it affecting your understanding of the other units.

By the end of the course you'll be able to communicate in a wide range of real-life situations and have all the practical information you need to enjoy your next trip to Russia.

Two accompanying cassettes or CDs are available separately or in a pack with the book.

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Introduction
Pronunciation guide
Unit 1: The Russian alphabet
Unit 2: The remainder of the Russian alphabet
Unit 3: Good day!
Unit 4: Where's the bank?
Unit 5: Go straight ahead
Unit 6: What do you want?
Unit 7: At the hotel
Unit 8: What time is it?
Unit 9: Do you like sport?
Unit 10: Do come in!
Unit 11: Write it down, please!
Unit 12: At the airport
Unit 13: How do I get to Maskovsky station?
Unit 14: Where can I buy a samovar?
Unit 15: What's the matter?
Unit 16: Enjoy your meal!
Unit 17: At the post office
Unit 18: What's the weather like today?
Unit 19: I've got a headache
Unit 20: What's he like?
Answers
Numbers
Summary of language patterns
English-Russian vocabulary
Russian-English vocabulary
Taking it further