SUMMARY
In this Russian Language course which consists of several levels, we will 1) overcome our fears of learning Russian language, 2) acquire a basic level of Russian needed to communicate, to be understood, and to understand other people, 3) get familiar with the language so it is no longer a stranger to us. This class continues to cover the fundamentals of Russian language (that we started in Levels 1 and 2) and provides a solid base for communication. We will practice speaking and understanding, expanding our vocabulary and grammar knowledge. 



WHAT WE WILL LEARN
In Levels 1 and 2 we tasted what Russian language is like, we learned basic phrases that can be immediately used in everyday situations, learned and practiced new vocabulary.


In Level 3, we will upscale the prior knowledge with much more vocabulary and grammar to help us communicate effectively. We will cover very essential rules for using adjectives in the Russian Language, learn more words and phrases, and start an introduction to verb+verb structures that will help us talk about everyday life.
At the end of the Level 3 you should be able to: 1) say things like "He has a bid red car", 2) learn and practice polite phrases such as "Good morning" and "Please, pass ..."; 3) talk about what you and others like to do.


Why this sequence of lessons? 
In traditional study of Russian, a lot of emphasis is put on studying the minute details of each letter and sound, and it takes months for students to progress which leaves them discouraged. 
In this class, a lot of emphasis will be put on the desire of learners to communicate in the target language. They want to say something, to read something, to understand others. We cover the most used vocabulary and grammar in the sequence that is recommended by polyglots who study Russian as a foreign language. 




CLASS PARTICIPATION
To be successful in this course (as always):
1) Turn your camera on during the meetings for best experience;
2) Keep your mic on so that you can ask and answer questions and participate in class;
3) Bring a separate notebook for all the new words and phrases that we will learn and a folder for all the printouts;
4) Bring notes from all the past classes so you can refer to them as we build on our previous knowledge.


PRIOR EXPERIENCE
If you already took "Russian Language Course. Level 1 and 2" and passed the final assessments, you can surely enroll in this class. If you haven't, you have 2 options : take the "Russian Language Course. Level 1 or/and 2" or message me and I will tell you how to test into this class.