Вчити російську

Російська з A1: кирилиця, читання й вітання. Урок Introductions у застосунку збігається з прикладами на цій сторінці.

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Speakers
About 150 million native; more as a second language in parts of the former Soviet space
Where it sits
Official in Russia; also official or widely used in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan
In the app
Cyrillic, readings, ru-RU audio

Де нею користуються

Russian is the official language of Russia. It is co-official in Belarus, and it remains an official language alongside Kazakh and Kyrgyz in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. You will still hear it in cities across Central Asia and among older speakers in the Baltics. It is not the state language of Ukraine — that is Ukrainian — even if some cities have long been bilingual in practice. Cyrillic is the script. Once you can read it, signs in Moscow stop being decoration.

  • RussiaOfficial. Moscow and St Petersburg are the usual first stops.
  • BelarusOfficial with Belarusian. Russian dominates much of city life.
  • KazakhstanUsed officially with Kazakh. Almaty and Astana still run a lot of business in Russian.
  • KyrgyzstanOfficial with Kyrgyz. Russian remains common in Bishkek.
  • Central Asia more broadlyWidely understood in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan cities, without being the sole official language.
  • DiasporaLarge communities in Germany, Israel, and the US. Heritage speakers are common.

Навіщо вона потрібна

Travel

Trains, station signs, and museum captions across Russia are in Russian first. English thins out quickly outside the main tourist streets.

Work

Energy, logistics, and regional trade still use it as a shared language in parts of Central Asia. It is also a UN working language.

Access

A large literature, film, and scientific archive that is not all translated. The alphabet is the bottleneck; it is learnable.

Міста, де вона справді знадобиться

These cities are where you will need the alphabet on day one. Neighbourhoods differ; the script does not.

  • Moscow

    Russia

    Metro maps, kiosks, office Russian. English on the main tourist ring; Russian everywhere you actually need a stamp or a SIM.

  • St Petersburg

    Russia

    Museums, canals, a slightly more tourist-facing city that still runs on Russian.

  • Kazan

    Russia

    Tatarstan. Russian plus Tatar on signs. A reminder that Russia is not monolingual.

  • Novosibirsk

    Russia

    Siberia's largest city. Far less English than Moscow. The language becomes the only tool.

  • Yekaterinburg

    Russia

    Industry and a transit hub between Europe and Siberia. Practical Russian, not postcard Russian.

  • Minsk

    Belarus

    Russian in shops and offices. Belarusian is official too; you will see both on signs.

  • Almaty

    Kazakhstan

    Kazakh is the state language; Russian is still the language of a lot of urban work and intercity talk.

Яку норму читає застосунок

Audio is ru-RU. Ukrainian is a separate language with its own page — not a dialect. The A1 introductions lesson in the app uses the same greetings shown on this site. This is not a claim of a full course yet.

Для кого

Якщо починаєте з нуля або знаєте лише кілька слів. Меню лишаються мовою, яку ви вже знаєте.

У застосунку

Обираєте російську як мову вивчення. У A1 Introductions є Привет, Меня зовут..., Приятно познакомиться і Как дела?. Граматика охоплює особові займенники. Практичний тест — чотири питання з вибором.

Кілька слів

RussianReadingMeaning
ПриветPrivetHello
Меня зовут...Menya zovut...My name is...
Приятно познакомитьсяPriyatno poznakomit'syaNice to meet you
Как дела?Kak dela?How are you?

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