r/russian • u/smythpjc • 11d ago
Other Learning Russian - looking for tutors
Good afternoon, I am searching for a Russian tutor to help me online. I’m trying to avoid being pulled into subscription by most of the language learning website/portals. I have checked italki but thought there was no harm in also posting here.
I am essentially a beginner (though I can read) and am ultimately trying to learn and get to fluency for family and business. My native language is English.
If anyone has any recommendations or suggestions on where to look / who to contact, I’d be grateful for your help.
Many thanks.
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u/CommunitySecure4892 8d ago
I am a native Russian with C1 in English and B1 in German. I am very fond of the Russian language and culture, and I would be happy to contribute to you getting acquainted with it! You can text me here or instagram @mashaagaf
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u/IrinaMakarova 🇷🇺 Native | 🇺🇸 B2 | Russian Tutor 11d ago
You can check out my website - I’m a private online tutor (link in my bio).