Language

Language allows us to speak to our friends and loved ones. It allows us to interact with people we don’t even know for daily interactions like buying food or asking directions. Without language, we would struggle to gain education, navigate job markets, complete government forms or otherwise be part of the culture and state that surrounds us. Language is an integral part of who we are – but we often take it for granted until we find ourselves in a situation where those around us do not speak our language.

These resources focus on helping readers to understand the Russian language better. They are made possible by SRAS, an organization offering study abroad programs in a wide range of countries where Russian is commonly spoken.

Our Talking Phrasebooks are an exception, offering a wide array of other languages from our region. Russian language resources come in a wide range of formats from bilingual vocabulary lessons to intermediate-level annotated Russian-language blogs.

Victory Day in Russia and Other Countries: Vocabulary and History

Victory Day is a holiday of significance in many Eurasian cultures, but particularly stands out in Russia. People pay homage to veterans and remember the sacrifices that were made for the sake of victory in WWII. While Victory Day is deeply ingrained in Russia’s national identity, its observance across Eurasia reveals nuanced changes or adaptations […]

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