Russian Words
How Do You Say ‘ASAP’ In Other Languages?
In some countries, they just say ‘ASAP.’ Or ‘ah-zap.’
How To Talk About The Weather In Russian
Whether you’re checking the forecast for Moscow or need to make small talk with a Russian, here’s a guide to Russian weather vocab to get you started!
How To Say ‘Welcome!’ In 10 Languages
Roll out the welcome mat for this handy translation guide.
How To Say ‘How Much Does This Cost?’ In 10 Languages
Don’t get cheated at the market or souvenir shop. Learn how to ask ‘how much does this cost?’ in 10 different languages.
Quiz: Do You Know The Colors In Russian?
Think you know all the Russian colors in the радуга (rainbow)? Take our Russian colors quiz to see how your knowledge stacks up.
The Ultimate Guide To Mastering Date Formats In 8 Languages
Never underestimate the importance of being able to accurately communicate the dates of your hotel reservation.
How To Name And Pronounce Colors In Russian
Roses are красные, violets are синие, our guide to colors in Russian makes learning easier! Find out about all the colors in the радуга (rainbow).
The Ultimate Guide To Mastering Numbers In 10 Languages
Think you can get by in a new language without knowing your numbers? We bet you haven’t tried ordering a round of shots yet.
The Ultimate Guide To Mastering Color Names In 12 Languages
Looking for the right word to describe that majestic velvet robe you saw to your friend abroad? Never be at a loss of words again.
How To Count To 100 In Russian
Counting in Russian isn’t all that hard. Plus, it’s pretty much the only way to defend yourself against the wrong amount of vodka shots.
How To Text Like A Millennial In 7 Other Languages
Guess what: young people are killing and/or evolving other languages besides English!
How To Write The Date In Russian
Drilling your Russian verbs and vocab? Sooner or later, you’re gonna have to learn how to write the date in Russian, too.
How To Stall (And Instantly Sound More Fluent) In 7 Different Languages
Like. Umm. Ah. Filler words aren’t just there to make you sound clumsy. They’re also an important part of natural speech, and they can help you sound more fluent in another language.
How To Host The Perfect Russian Dinner Party
Vodka can’t carry this one alone, so you better come prepared with plenty of hearty Russian food too.
