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Russian Personal Pronouns: A Beginner’s Guide
Personal pronouns are among the parts of speech you learn first when you study a language. It’s simply necessary to know how to say “I,”...
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Five Major Differences Between English and Russian Punctuation
The importance of punctuation in a language can’t be overstated. The placement of something as simple as a comma can completely change...
Russian Verb Tenses: The Basics
Verb tenses will be one of the most complex topics you come across while studying Russian. We’ll start with the basics here, but if you...
How to Use the Verb “To Be” in Russian
The verb “to be” is one of the basic foundational verbs in any language. Therefore, when studying Russian, it’s important to know how to...
Word Order in Russian Sentences: What Do You Need to Know?
Word order, or the way words are organized in a sentence, tends to remain constant within one language but to change across languages. If...
Double Negation in Russian: When One Person’s “No” Is Another’s “Yes”
Although double negation is generally incorrect in English, despite sometimes being used in conversation or informal speech, it is an...
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