Easy Russian Phrase Book: Over 1500 Common Phrases For Everyday Use And Travel

I was not expecting this phrase book to be so thorough. There are phrases for so many different topics and situations. Many of the phrases are useful but there are phrases in there that you will probably never use. However if you are studying Russian then the point of this is for you to be eble to figure out the way the phrase is constructed so that you can start creating your own and not just relying on set phrases. Overall I think this is a great and very useful book and I would recommend any Russian learner buy it as well as the other books from Lingo Mastery.

The book is useful for beginners. It's well-published. The font is bright. Fast delivery.

A good guide to a complete novice who wishes to visit Russia and a good starting point for someone who wishes to learn the language.

Is great, my husband find it easy to understand as a beginner.

needed emergency rssian to speak to a wedding guest. it did the job

This book is a decent attempt at throwing together a large number of useful Russian phrases for people interested in learning it, in which there doesn't appear to be too much material out there these days. But I'd be very surprised if any native Russian speakers were involved in the process. Unfortunately, too many phrases are repeated throughout the book, or reworded and placed elsewhere but mean the exact same thing. In some other cases which I noticed - and I'm a beginner myself - some phrases just didn't sound right. They had too much of the Anglophone flowery language about them, something not characteristic of Russian, which is a very to-the-point language. Another flaw I noticed, quite considerable in my opinion, is that while most of the phrases' Russian translations are written in Cyrillic print form, sometimes they're written in cursive form. Just trying to familiarise yourself with Cyrillic can be difficult enough without having to learn the cursive form - which is like another language in itself! Overall, the book is useful, but it's meant for beginners who have some prior knowledge of Russian and/or the culture. In general, you should expect to go through this book with a red pen to scratch out a fair bit of useless or incorrect phrases, but once you've pointed these out the book is useful.

A very useful book for anyone for anyone trying to improve their knowledge of the Russian Language

This is a handy little phrase book.

Super helpful tool for learning popular phrases, I'm a beginner and I appreciate the simple format.

Comodo e utile, come tutti gli altri volumi. Ormai mi sono affezionata alla collana, li ho presi tutti. Mi permettono di studiare sui mezzi pubblici, nelle sale d'attesa, ovunque sia possibile usare il mio Kindle. E la divisione degli argomenti permette di dedicarsi a una sessione lunga o corta, secondo le possibilità personali. Davvero ben fatto.

Lingo Mastery books are always a safe bet, so whenever they release a new one I am pretty sure it will not disappoint. And they have done it, once again! Great resource for increasing vocabulary, idioms and getting yourself a step closer of mastering the language. Safe to say Lingo Mastery series are the way to go for us - the self-learners.

Those phrases are very important and could help you in your day to day activities!!

Lucky for us Lingo Mastery continues its mission – to make Russian more accessible to a wider population. In the Introductory Note the goal is stated well: ‘If you have finally decided to visit Russia, on of the richest countries in history and culture, then you should naturally be thinking about the words, phrases, and essentials things that a variety of everyday situations call for. This is al the more important since, unfortunately, the average level of English comprehension is not that good when compared to other European countries…’ After their success teaching Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Dutch and German now they turn to teaching Russian! And it works. To make the Russian Cyrillic alphabet accessible, transcriptions are provided in the form of transliteration and conventional signs used for transcription. A very impressive guide is provided on how to pronounce vowels and consonants (as well as their combinations) in the Russian tongue, along with a phonetics pronunciation guide of each and every word in the phrases, included after every translation. Taking it slowly, step by step with practice, Russian phrases become accessible! The technique is solid and the lessons well taught. This is a very fine introduction to Russian language that may arise when you visit Russia, appropriate for all age levels. Take the journey into a new language! Grady Harp, May 20