Learn Russian in a small groups and friendly atmosphere! Language school “Russian classes in Rotte
02/10/2022
New course for beginners in October 2022!
- next to Rotterdam Centraal
- small groups (3-6 students)
- certified native teacher
- interactive classes
Follow the link and join to the course - https://russianrotterdam.com/Courses-and-prices/
07/08/2022
Dear all,
In September we are moving to our new location at Stationsplein 45, right next to Rotterdam Centraal.
You are welcome to join to our new courses!
https://russianrotterdam.com/Courses-and-prices/
15/03/2022
New courses start in April!
Visit our website for more information - https://russianrotterdam.com/Courses-and-prices/
Level 4 student Alicia tells about her hometown in America and the Dutch city Delft, where she lives now
Dear all, our courses are already scheduled for February. Follow the link and sign up for a free trial lesson - https://russianrotterdam.com/Courses-and-prices/
27/12/2021
Russian cursive is a very fascinating thing! Did you know that sometimes even Russians don't understand other people's cursive? 😂 Especially if it's something written by a doctor 🙈 At the first picture you can see examples of handwritten word that really hard to read. And at the other pictures you can find texts written by our students. Some students use cursive, but it’s also totally fine to use block letters.
24/12/2021
Mеrry Christmas, dear all! С Рождеством!
20/12/2021
Before knowing the Russian alphabet, many people think that the letter Я is just inverted R 😅
But actually this letter is very important for the Russians. It is not just the last letter of the Cyrillic alphabet (the alphabet people use in Russia), but it is also a word which means "I". The coolest part is that in Russian we don't use verb to be in the present tense (instead of "I am Olga" and "I am a teacher" we say "I Olga" and "I teacher").
So you should know how to say Я [ya] and it's already possible to make a few sentences:
- Я Томас [ya Maria] - I'm Tomas,
- Я инженер [ya inginiér] - I'm an engineer,
- Я студент/студенткa [ya studiént/studiéntka] - I am a student (male/female),
- Я программист [ya programmist] – I am a programmer,
- Я доктор [ya doctor] – I am a doctor,
- Я папа/мама [ya máma/papa] - I am the father/mother.
Let me introduce you Olivier. He has being studying in our school from zero. At the video Olivier tells about his trip to Russian and the food he ate there.
14/12/2021
New courses start in February!
Sign till the end of December and get 30 euro discount!
Visit our website for more information - https://russianrotterdam.com/Courses-and-prices/
13/12/2021
Here are five different ways to say hello in Russian