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On April 14, our school turns 2.

For some people, two years isn’t much.But for me — it’s a whole life. Because this school is like my child.

I built it from zero: investing money, my energy, my heart, sleepless nights. So many times I worried, made mistakes — but I always got back up and kept going.

I want to say thank you to every follower — and not only. To everyone who liked, commented, and supported us with kind words.

Thank you to our students — for choosing us. You are incredible. You inspire and motivate us.

And thank you to our teachers — for your care, your time, and your dedication.

Without all of you, none of this would exist. This isn’t just words — it’s the truth.

I could just say thank you and stop here. But I don’t want it to be just words. I want you to actually feel our gratitude.

So tomorrow in my stories, I’m giving gifts to everyone — yes, everyone wins.

I’m honestly a bit shocked myself — I don’t remember the last time I was this generous 😄

What to expect:
— 10 real, valuable gifts that will definitely improve your Russian
— including: individual lessons, discounts up to 40%, access to speaking chats and book clubs, and much more

It’s simple. Tomorrow in stories. Only 24 hours.
While the stories are up — you can grab it. After that, they’re gone (and this post too).

First come, first served. I warned you 😉
Don’t miss this. Set a reminder on my profile and stay tuned.

See you tomorrow 🤍

The word “ничего” is one of the most common words in Russian. But the problem is, it almost never translates literally as “nothing.”

In this carousel, we break down what it actually means in different situations. Real examples — with explanations, no fluff.

If you want to better understand native speakers,
you need to see words like this in real context — not just in lists.

👀 Check out the highlight How to Speak Like a Native. There, I show how people actually use these words in conversation.Everything comes from real-life usage — not old textbooks.

We never stop being amazed by our students’ results 💫

This time we’re sharing the story of Daria and her teacher Liza.

In the carousel you’ll find more details: how the lessons went, where they started, and what results they achieved together.

And if you also want to:
✅ stop stumbling in conversations and speak more freely
✅ understand what people actually say in TV series and real-life conversations
✅ feel comfortable around native speakers

Check out the highlight “How to Speak Like a Native” 👆

There you’ll find real tools, not promises. Everything is explained clearly and simply — just take it and start speaking.

If this is your first time on our page — let’s get acquainted 🤍

Swipe through the carousel — you’ll find everything important about us in one place.

And if you:
— understand more than you can say
— are tired of sitting and nodding when native speakers throw around slang
— want to finally start speaking, not just “learning the language”

Take a look at the “Your Russian Plan” highlight.

There you’ll find a free assessment and a clear plan on where to start so you can finally move forward.

While others are just learning rules — you’ll already start speaking.

Recently, one of my students asked me: “What’s the difference between всё and все?”

And I realized — about 80% of students mix these up. And the mistake is very noticeable.

We break it down in the carousel — so you’ll never confuse them again 👇

If you feel like you need more speaking practice and don’t have anyone to practice with, check the highlight “Your Russian Plan.”

There I show how we help students start speaking Russian more confidently.

If you also understand more than you can say —
and you’re tired of this gap,

take a look at the highlight “Your Russian Plan.”

You can start with a free assessment
and finally understand where you are now and how to move forward.

Many people are surprised when they learn how March 8 is celebrated in Russia. In the carousel, I briefly explain how this day has changed over time.

Cultural details like these help you understand not only the language, but the country itself.

If you’re learning Russian and sometimes feel like you understand more than you can say, check out the post “The Uncomfortable Truth About Learning Russian.”

There I explain why many people study the language for years but still feel stuck in the same place.

One of the most frustrating feelings when learning a language is this:

You study for months… but you still don’t know if you’re actually improving.

That’s why level assessments are so important.

Recently I went to a free English level assessment myself — and honestly, I was shocked.

They told me my level was B2 — the level I had been dreaming about for years.
But all this time I thought I was only B1.

It gave me such a boost of motivation.

Sometimes one honest outside perspective is enough to start growing faster.

And that’s when I realized again how underrated level assessments are. Especially now, when there are so many courses, apps and videos everywhere.

✨ That’s why we introduced a FREE level assessment in our school.

Important ⚡️: this is not just a simple test.

Yes, we use a carefully selected grammar test.
But language is not only about rules. It’s also about speaking, listening and vocabulary.

✨ Here’s what the assessment includes:

— we check your grammar
— evaluate your speaking in a real conversation
— analyze 2–3 common mistakes
— explain clearly why it should be said one way and not another
— give you links to exercises to reinforce the material
— determine your real level
— choose the best format for your next step

You won’t leave with just “around B1”.

You’ll leave with
✨ clarity
✨ peace of mind
✨ and a clear action plan after the assessment.

🎯 This is perfect for those who:

— are learning the language but don’t understand where it’s going
— want to start speaking about everyday topics now
— feel they lack structure and feedback
— are tired of Duolingo and language apps
— want to finally watch their favorite shows and understand them

I only take 2 people per week, so I can give proper attention to everyone.⭐️

If you feel like it’s time to bring order to your learning 👇
Send the word PLAN in a private message.

Warning: this post may cause serious nostalgia for native speakers. While I was putting this list together, I actually got hit by a couple of “childhood flashbacks” 🥹

All of these cartoons are easy to find on YouTube — just search the title and watch them with tea and mandarins 🍊

⛄️And if you want to keep that cozy winter feeling going, check out the profile. We’ve got more posts about language, culture, movies, and traditions 🤍

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How many new phrases did you learn today?

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Join our classes and get 20% off for new students.😍

👀See all the details in the “Black Friday” post.

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