Category Archives for "Russian Language"
January 2, 2026
- in Russian Language by Marina Koker
“Wiping Things” in Russian
At the Intermediate level, vocabulary gaps are rarely about big words.They’re about small, everyday objects that Russians use constantly — and name very precisely. Today’s vocab group is all about wiping, drying, and cleaning.Many learners know one word — and use it everywhere. Russians don’t. Let’s fix that. Nouns Russians Use with “Wiping Things” 1️⃣ […]
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December 18, 2025
How to Congratulate Someone on a Holiday
Level: Intermediate (A2–B1+)Goal: Learn how Russians congratulate others and express wishes in formal and informal situations. PART 1. HOW TO CONGRATULATE In Russian, congratulations are built with the verb поздравлЯть/ поздрАвить. This verbs is used with two government forms: КОГО/Acc. (for a person) + С ЧЕМ/ Instr. (for a holiday/ occasion) 1️⃣ Congratulating ON THE […]
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December 5, 2025
Let’s review STUDY verbs
Struggling with the Russian “study” verbs? In our new post we review the essential rule that helps you finally understand the difference between учить / учиться / изучать and when to use each one in real-life situations. You’ll also get a short, practical exercise with the answer key so you can check yourself and make […]
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October 31, 2025
Lesson: “Звать — Называться”
Learn how to use one of the most essential Russian verbs — звать – называться — and its related forms (называть, называться, созвать, призвать, and more). This concise visual guide helps learners distinguish between asking someone’s name (Как зовут?) and identifying things or places (Как называется?). Ideal for intermediate students who want to deepen their […]
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October 17, 2025
Master the Many Derivatives of вести — Learn to Lead in Russian!
This lesson from Russian Mobile Academy explores the Russian verbs водить / вести and their related prefixes — such as вводить / ввести, приводить / привести, проводить / провести, and others. Learners discover how these verbs expand into a family of meanings around leading, conducting, guiding, and introducing. The material includes key translations, examples, and […]
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