Lesson 12. How to apologize in Russian.

Lesson 12. How to apologize in Russian.

Author: Elvira IVANOVA June 12, 2015 Duration: 3:16
Lesson 12. Learn how to apologize in Russian. You can check the transcript of the words and phrases by following the link on www.russianeasy.com or watch YouTube video of the lesson. If you have any comments or suggestions you can write on our e-mail: speakingrussian@gmail.com Music: The Nutcracker, Op.71: Overture. Tchaikovsky. St.Petersburg Kirov Orchestra.

Elvira Ivanova hosts Speaking Russian, a practical and accessible audio guide for anyone taking their first steps into the Russian language. This isn't about complex grammar lectures; it's about building confidence through useful, everyday vocabulary and clear pronunciation. Each episode focuses on a handful of simple words and phrases, breaking them down so you can hear the rhythm and sounds of the language. Elvira's approach is patient and direct, designed to make the learning process feel manageable and even enjoyable. You'll find this podcast acts as a consistent, on-the-go companion, reinforcing the foundational blocks needed for basic conversation. Whether you're preparing for travel, connecting with heritage, or simply curious, the content is structured to help you start speaking and understanding. For more from Elvira, you can explore her resources at russianeasy.com or connect on social media via Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. Tune in, press play, and gradually let the sounds of Russian become more familiar with each lesson.
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