Before you arrive
Learn names, numbers, dates, addresses and the essential questions you may hear during your trip or move.
Arrive with the Russian you need for a short visit, a longer stay or the first weeks after moving.
Your learning route follows your plans: travelling around Russia, preparing for relocation or handling the first weeks after arrival. We focus on the situations you are most likely to face first.
A short trip, an upcoming move and the first weeks in Russia require different language priorities, so the course follows your actual plans.
Learn names, numbers, dates, addresses and the essential questions you may hear during your trip or move.
Use airports, stations, taxis and public transport, ask where to go and understand basic directions.
Check in, discuss a booking, ask about access, report a problem or talk about a rental.
Order food, ask simple questions, pay and handle common interactions without translating every sentence.
Understand common instructions and ask what is required next during registration or another essential appointment.
Introduce yourself, explain why you are in Russia and respond to common questions naturally.
A traveller preparing for a two-week visit needs a different route from someone moving in six months or arriving next week. Your course is structured, but the order reflects what you will face first.
Practical answers about learning before a trip, before relocation or after arrival.
Yes. Even a small practical base can make the first weeks less stressful. We can begin with the situations already in your relocation plan.
Yes. We can prepare a clinic visit, bank appointment, housing conversation or another upcoming interaction.
No. I teach the language needed to communicate more clearly. Legal and immigration decisions require a qualified specialist.
Yes. Lessons are online via Google Meet, so you can start before the move and continue from any city after arrival.
Book a free trial and tell me when you are moving and which situations you expect first.