I am a rising sophomore. I took Russian first semester and second semester. I got an A- in the fall, and I took a pass/fail in the spring because I didn’t feel comfortable with how I was doing on the tests. I need to take one more semester of Russian and I’m looking for a tutor to supplement and support what I’m learning so I can better, as I will be taking this semester for credit.
- Posted by Blake,
I have two kids: 3.5 and 5yo boys. I speak Russian at home with them, they fully understand me but mostly respond in English. I'd like to start them with Russian classes so they don't lose the language. Do you teach little kids? Would you do it together or separate for two of them? At your home or own home? Please let me know. Natasha (we're in Cypress)
- Posted by Nataliia,
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- Posted by Wyzant
Looking for an energetic, kid-friendly private Russian tutor for an in-person, joint beginner session for my 7 and 5-year-old. The focus can be entirely on playful immersion (games, songs, basic conversation) rather than heavy worksheets.
- Posted by Sonya,
I've been studying Russian for years, but am having difficulty improving. I'm maybe at the B1 level. My goal is just to be able to communicate without having to stop and do translations in my head before I respond. I'm looking for in-person instruction.
- Posted by Joe,
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