
- Angelina Zueva Keller
Learning Russian is a lot of fun!
Learning Russian is not as hard as you might think. Try it out and let us convince you! You can learn Russian with us and combine your family interests at the same time.
Learning Russian is not as hard as you might think. Try it out and let us convince you! You can learn Russian with us and combine your family interests at the same time.
Happy New Year and merry Christmas!
We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Don't forget that Christmas in Russia is celebrated on the 7th of January.
We wish you happiness, health and many fantastic trips to Russia in the year 2022. Travel with us!
Our school was founded in 2010. Today we are 11 years old! We celebrated this milestone in the circle of our wonderful students. Over the years we have been able to give knowledge of the Russian language to a great number of people. This knowledge has come in handy at work, in the family, on a trip to Russia or Ukraine. We wish everyone success in learning Russian!
Of course, it's not easy to travel during a pandemic. But our trip to Moscow was a success! We even had time to see unplanned sights and to try not only Russian, but also Uzbek and Georgian cuisine. We had a chance to visit our Russian collegues at their homes and dachas . Yes, it was great! We will come back to Moscow again.
Nothing makes people so close to each other than sharing a meal together. Especially if it is prepared together. And, of course, the best way to get to know Russian culture and the Russian language is through the stomach :-)
Das neue Jahr, das neue Jahr, das neue Jahr hat uns erreicht. Er hat uns viel Freude, Frohsinn und Geschenke gebracht! Also feierten wir und ahnten nicht einmal, dass die Pandemie bald kommen würde.
Finally we managed to visit Siberia! Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk impressed us deeply. Our travel participant Darja kept a trip diary and shared her notes with us.
July 26th. Today we got to know Ekaterinburg. We were on a 4-hour city tour. The sun was shining, the information was very interesting. Afterwards we enjoyed a cool beer until we visited the Yeltsin centre, which illuminated the history of Yeltsin from his perspective.
Learning Russian isn't easy! But if you are forced on a journey to speak Russian all the time, then you achieve success ! Our students experienced it on their trip to Belarus. During 5 days we visited the Belarusian village Radoschkovichi and the capital Minsk. Our participant of the trip Raphael Rutar reports.