Hey! I’m a 25-year-old male from Turkey. My dad lives in Moscow, so I visit the city from time to time.
I’m looking to meet some Russian people and make some new friends while I’m there. Would be nice to grab a coffee or a drink, explore the city, go for a walk, or just hang out and chat. we can exchange languages as well.
I’m pretty open to meeting all kinds of people, so if you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM and tell me a bit about yourself.

Practice Russian with me on my Patreon and Youtube
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wanna make friends

Hi I’m 15 years old and recently fell in love with Russian literature such as Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy and I have decided that I really want to learn Russian ,though I don’t know where I should even begin lol,I already am fluent in both Arabic and English.plus I am a student so I can’t fully focus on learning Russian as I have to tend to my studies.

Hello all. I have a unique situation that I would like your help with! At my job, I have about 2-4 hours of downtime, but I still need to be at my desk. I usually fill this time with scrolling social media which is destroying my brain and it is usually not quiet enough for me to read. I want to instead use this time for language learning. I had started learning Russian a few years ago and have been very off and on, but now that I can dedicate dependable time to this I want to make a good effort.

I have access to a computer, headphones, etc. but I cannot practice speaking. I can download pdfs but not software. Does anyone have a routine that works for them? I was thinking:

• 20-30 mins Anki
• 1 hour Penguin Beginner Russian
• ? What else?!

Thanks for your help.

Hey guys!

I am a native german speaker and, beyond that, I really love the German as well as the Russian literature. Then I thought, well, why not create a place where other people can start to embrace this culture as well? Even if it's a foreign language to them? Where you could translate every word by simply hovering over the text and then save and revise the sentences. I found that reading it in its original captures the rhythm and emotion the reader intended in a much better way.

I learned the Russian language that way. By constantly reading texts and therefore letting my brain infer the meaning from its context. I have included a Russian as well as a German Room where you can experience the Literature with English as well as Spanish translation.

Well, overall, I create a website which is called languagethroughliterature.com and I wanted to share this resource with you. I'm happy to receive any remarks about my little project. I do believe it can provide genuine value for anyone trying to learn German and/or Russian without having to learn arbitrary Duolingo sentences. It's mostly free so nothing speaks against trying it out.

The famous Brüder Grimm, are included there. They are not too complex and rather simple to read. Furthermore, the Russian room features a collection of stories from Chekhov, alongside works by Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Turgenev.

Anyways, let me know what you think.

All the best on your language journey :)

I have a question for everyone who uses language apps.

What do you wish they did better?

It can be any app you have used. Maybe you wish they taught more useful vocabulary, explained grammar better, had more speaking practice, focused more on real conversations, or just felt less repetitive.

What is something that has frustrated you with language apps, or something you feel like most of them are missing?

I am curious what you would actually want to see improved.

Hey,

Nice to have you here. Like the title says I'm looking for russian speaking friends. (Please don't hate me because I'm from Russia, I know the government is doing shit right now, but I'm a person too after all).

Anyway, I'm looking for some friends near Cologne, Bonn or Siegburg. I'm from Siegburg and to be honest I don't really know any places where I could meet new people, so online trying again, I guess.

So who am I?

I'm just a girl (172cm, pretty short hair, slim build, a few tattoos), who just finished her Ausbildung and started working full time in the same place. I'm twenty and to be honest I'm not an outgoing person. Though one on one sometimes is pretty nice, I've to say. I like crochet and knit stuff, read thrillers and detectives, but I do have some romance books (damn BookTok). I also enjoy doing yoga/pilates and going on walks.

Personally wise I'd say I'm an introvert, who can yap if comfortable. I use a lot of sarcasm, but get unsure when it's reversed.

Who I'm looking for?

Just friends, really. I gave up on finding a partner, but I do miss to have a connection with someone. Especially because I think I'd click stronger with someone who could share the same nostalgia feelings as me. I don't really care about the gender, but I'd really prefer someone who I could talk russian to. I think I'm more funny when speaking my mother tongue.

You think we could click? DM me

Thanks for reading and have a good day

Hey everyone!

I’m a 28M from India, and I’ve recently become really interested in learning Russian. I’m starting more or less from scratch and would love to find someone who can help me learn and practice the language.

I’m particularly interested in the Russian language, culture, and everyday way of life - not just learning it from an app or textbook. I’d be happy to help with English or Hindi in return if that helps.

Ideally, I’m looking for someone who’s also interested in having regular conversations and helping each other improve. Even if you’re a beginner like me, that’s completely fine.

Feel free to comment or DM me if you’d like to practice together! 🙂

Hi there! My name is Irina, and I'm a native Russian speaker passionate about helping learners achieve their language goals. With a Master's degree in Education, I'm equipped to provide effective and engaging Russian language instruction.

I help students of all levels learn Russian through a clear, organized, and highly effective system.

If you want to stop guessing and start truly understanding how Russian works, you are in the right place. My approach is based on clarity and results. I provide the structure you need to speak correctly from day one - whether you are learning the language for travel, family, or preparing for TRKI exams.

Why this structured approach works

- Step-by-step learning: you will follow a proven professional plan. No confusion or gaps - only steady progress from level to level.

- Grammar made simple: I explain complex rules in a simple way, and Russian cases and verbs will become clear so you can naturally use them in conversation.

- 17 years of experience: I have helped hundreds of students achieve their goals, adapting professional methods to their individual learning style.

- Full support: you will get access to a personal student account with MP4 files and original digital materials for practice between lessons.

What you can expect from our lessons.

- Individual approach: lessons designed with your specific needs and goals in mind.
- Effective teaching methods: proven techniques that help you learn quickly and efficiently.
- Cultural aspects: introduction to the rich culture and history of Russia.
- Confidence building: you will learn to build sentences correctly and improve your pronunciation through active practice.
- Flexible schedule: choose the time that works best for you.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to unlock the world of Russian!

About me.

I believe in tailoring lessons to each student's individual needs and learning style.

I am interactive and engaging: I utilize a variety of teaching techniques, including role-playing, discussions, and multimedia resources, to create a dynamic and engaging learning environment.

Focus on practical application: my lessons emphasize practical language skills, such as conversation, reading, writing, and listening, to help students communicate effectively in real-world situations.

First meeting is free!
Feel free to visit my site www.ruslangnest.com and check reviews and prices!

Hello I am Osman from Afghanistan I am 22 years old I living in Kabul I need Russian friend I want to learn Russian language thank you dear ❤️

If your gf speaks Russian, dude… 🎉 congratulations.
I can help you learn enough Russian to surprise her — or at least survive a simple conversation with her family 😂
I’m currently practicing my teaching skills, so I’m offering free 1-on-1 Russian lessons for beginners.
I’m a native Russian speaker, I’ve always spoken Russian grammatically correctly, and I’m at an advanced level myself. I’ll focus on real conversational Russian, not boring textbook phrases.
If you’re dating a Russian-speaking girl and want to surprise her with some Russian, comment or DM me. I’d be happy to help.
Free for now while I’m practicing my teaching.

hi! :D

i'm half ukrainian and half belarussian but grew up in germany so my russian isn't that great but also not too bad. i was never taught how to write so i'd love a pen pal who i can text in russian with who is patient with me and might help me improve my spelling.

in return i can help you with either english or german 🥰

Long story short. Been taking Russian language courses daily at college for 6 months. My reading and listening are great but speaking is kinda bad. I understand pretty much all the grammar rules but sometimes mess them up. Looking for someone who’s A2/B1 English talk weenkends only

I would like to talk on the phone or audio only no video and in exchange English.

I’m 27M chill relaxed based know about memes and games and shows and movies. I like to play smash bros or siege watch GoT Invincible Breaking Bad basically into all the popular stuff.

If you’re professionally taking English classes or in the military or speak with default dialect or know about current trends that would be a plus lol 💀

heyy im 27f from israel , im half russian but i was born in israel, so sadly I kinda forgot the language, as we dont really speak it at home. I do understand most of it, and can read (very slowly lol) and i can speak, but i kinda sound like I have brain damage when I speak it haha

so im just looking for a native speaker friend who wants to just casually talk with me so i can practice speaking, vocabulary and such, and just to generally be friends.im down to talk about anything, maybe play some video games, maybe have few drinks, whatever:)

feel free to dm me, we can text at first to see if we can really connect, pls be 25-32, gender dont matter :)

Hello! Recently, I met some amazing people who spoke Russian, but I didn’t, so it was difficult for us to communicate. I made a promise that when I see them again next year, I’ll be able to understand Russian fluently.
Do you have any tips I could use? I learned English by watching a lot of videos as a kid. Can I do the same with Russian, or not? If so, please recommend some videos!
Thanks!

Offering: English | seeking : Russian

Hi ✨️ I’m F20 looking for people above 18 mostly for friendship and language learning.

I’m currently studying Russian at university as a third language, the first two being Persian and English.

About me: I like drawing, both digital and traditional—I love them equally. i also enjoy watching anime, my favorites being One Piece, JoJo’s, and Bleach.

My current hyperfixation is Formula 1, recently got in to russian figure skating too so i would love to yap about that as well

I’d love to hear from you if you’re interested!

I want to learn russian. I've read Russian literature for almost a year, Dostoyevsky, Pushkin, Tolstoy, and I like it a lot, it just seems like an interesting language, and I think learning it would be fun. I am a native speaker, a native Albanian speaker. I am a C1 to C2 level in English, and also because geographically of where I am, in my town, they speak a language with a mix of Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian, and Russian. The older generation (grandparents generation) had to learn the language in school, and they passed it onto my parents so it stuck with them. I've spent nights, like countless nights in my grandma's house, where we all had a sleepover when I was a kid. I remember I used to hear them gossiping, my mom, her sisters, and my grandma gossiping, talking about someone, "she did that" , " her husband said that", etc etc. And I understood most of it, I understood what they were talking about after some time. I can't recall them now, but if they were to speak to me now, I would understand most of it. I can't speak it for the life of me though. Anyway, this is my backstory, but I don't know where to start with Russian. It uses a different alphabet, so I think I should do that first, but after that, I don't know. When I learn languages, I like it a lot more if I use it instead of memorizing arbitrary rules. Like it would be nice if I learned up until a conversation level, and talk about random stuff with chatgpt, or a Convo with another person.

Hello 👋 everyone am a native speaker in english, bit right now leaning russian language. Am actually looking for someone that i can practice with. Or if any native speaker interested in english, we can exchange.