The Russian sentence structure is awesome: My uncle me asked to him salt to pass. That sounds wacky. But in Russian it’s a correct sentence if we keep

Russian prepositions are more difficult than their English counterparts. Why? Because you need to remember the correct case for each preposition... List of Russian prepositions + examples Each

There are 168 Russian possessive pronouns. That’s a LOT to remember. But with some simple tricks you can learn them ALL in around 10 minutes. Curious how? Continue

The Russian prepositional case is the easiest Russian case: If you see one of the three prepositions в, на or о ——–> add е to the end of

It’s a good idea to learn the Russian instrumental case as the last Russian case. мы с моей девушкой едим в хорошем ресторане – me and my girlfriend

I didn’t even know what the Russian nominative case was until several months into learning Russian. Cause let’s face it: if you know that the subject of a

The Russian accusative case was the first ‘real’ case I learned 5 years ago. I just learned the phrase: I want to drink beer (я хочу пить пиво)

The Russian days of the week may seem quite scary.  After all, they sound completely different than the English ones. Also, if you want to say something simple

Did you know that if you count ALL the Russian pronouns together… … you’ll find more than 260 pronouns? That’s a lot of pronouns that you need to