Award-Winning Russian Courses & Classes in Miami, FL

Whether you are trying to learn Russian for personal reasons, attending a class at Florida International University, or studying at Coral Reef Senior High School or Miami Senior High School, 51�Թ��� can help provide you with a solid language foundation through a Miami Russian Course.

An important part of learning Russian is the ability to practice conversation in the language. Whether you are writing it down or speaking it, communicating in Russian will help you immerse yourself in the language. A Miami Russian course will give you the guidance of a qualified Russian expert who can be there for you as you study the language.

There are more than 150 million people who speak Russian. It is the official language in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. It is also an official language of the United Nations. Throughout the world, there are estimated to be over 265 million people who speak Russian, including those who use it as a second language.

Russian is a part of the Slavic language group, which is a group of Indo-European languages that are spoken in most of Eastern Europe. Some of the other Slavic languages include Czech, Bulgarian, Polish, Slovenian and Ukrainian.

If you plan on learning Russian, you may note that there are many advantages to speaking the language. You can use a Miami Russian class to help augment your regular studies, to practice the language so you can travel abroad and talk with native speakers, or to pursue more untranslated Russian literature.

What kind of material does a Miami Russian class go over?

One of the things you'll learn in your Russian class is the Russian alphabet, which is also known as the Cyrillic alphabet. There are 32 letters in it, or 33 if you include the soft sign - though it is not really a letter. In Russian, almost all words can be sounded out based on how they are spelled. This differs from English, where a word's pronunciation may not be clear just from the way it's written.

Russian grammar will use the case system, meaning that nouns will change their form. The case of a noun will determine what role the noun plays in the sentence. This is tricky for native English speakers because English uses word order to identify grammar and relationships.

Russian nouns have three genders, including feminine, masculine, and neuter. Usually, you can tell the gender of a noun by the way it ends. The best way to learn the gender of a noun is to memorize it as you progress through Russian vocabulary. There are not any definite or indefinite articles in the Russian language, and the English articles "the", "a", and "an" are determined by the sentence's context and other means, such as word order, plurals, demonstrative pronouns, and cases.

You will also learn common Russian phrases, vocabulary, sentence structure, and grammar. You may also learn about certain Russian literature, like the famous works of Dostoevsky, Chekhov, and other Russian writers.

How can a Miami Russian course teach me these topics?

A Miami Russian class is held in an online, interactive classroom where your instructor can provide you with the necessary building blocks of the Russian language. The class will give you many chances to participate in activities and discussions about everything you've learned throughout your studies. You can interact with your Russian teacher and the other students as though they were learning right at your side.

Sometimes a teacher may opt to teach a class entirely in Russian, depending on how comfortable you are with the language. This type of immersion promotes language comprehension and allows you to dive into sentence structure and grammatical nuances.

If you begin to struggle with a certain topic or subject, a Miami Russian class will allow you to reserve some extra time with your teacher. This one-on-one opportunity can provide you with some extra aid to get through the trickier parts of learning Russian.

Since it is a virtual class, you can study from anywhere you'd like, whether it's in the comfort of your home or your favorite coffee shop. You can also choose if you'd like to take your classes at night, on the weekends, or during the daytime.

How can I get started?

Are you ready to dive into the Russian language? Contact 51�Թ��� in order to begin enrollment in a Miami Russian course. Whether you are a beginner or you're trying to brush up on your existing skills, you'll soon be on your way to building your Russian language skills.