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Michel Thomas Method Natasha Bershadski

Michel Thomas Method von Natasha Bershadski

Michel Thomas Method Natasha Bershadski

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Zusammenfassung

Learn another language the way you learnt your own.

Michel Thomas Method Zusammenfassung

Michel Thomas Method: Russian Foundation Course Natasha Bershadski

Learn another language the way you learnt your own

You learnt your own language naturally and enjoyably: now you can learn Russian in the same way.

You'll stick with it because you'll love it

Use the unique method perfected over fifty years by the celebrated psychologist and linguist Michel Thomas.

This method works with your brain, helping you to build up your Russian in manageable, enjoyable steps by thinking out the answers for yourself.

You learn through listening and speaking - without the pressure of writing or memorising.

You pick up the language naturally and unforgettably.

The NEW Russian Foundation Course

An eight-hour, 100% audio method for learning Russian. Join teacher Natasha Bershadski and two students in a live lesson and within the first hour you will be able to construct simple phrases. You will learn the language with the students, hearing both their successes and their mistakes to keep you motivated and involved throughout the course. By the end, you will have the confidence to understand and speak Russian.

Join the millions of people worldwide who have learnt a new language with the Michel Thomas Method

Contents: 8 CDs plus booklet with Russian phrases in Cyrillic and Roman script with English translation

Michel Thomas Method Bewertungen

A great way to learn; it's fast and it lasts. - The Daily Telegraph

Five minutes into the first CD, you already feel like you're winning. - Time Out

Michel Thomas is a precious find indeed. - The Guardian

Thomas makes it simple - Sunday Times

Michel's methods will teach you effectively and easily - Daily Star

Hugely inspiring - Red

Ideal for any business traveller who needs to be able to get around confidently. - Sunday Business

Excellent for learning ... This entirely audio course is easy to use and quickly results in some useful ability in the new language. Great for the car. - Adventure Travel

Über Natasha Bershadski

Natasha Bershadski studied at the Moscow State Linguistic University and taught English in Moscow before moving to London, where she has taught Russian for 15 years at King's College, UCL, LSE, Middlesex University and the Foreign Office.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction. How to use this course. Similarities between English and Russian eto bank = 'this (is) (a / the) bank' - no word for 'is', 'a' or 'the' in Russian ya toorist = 'I (am) (a) tourist' - no word for 'am' or 'a' in Russian Form a question by inflexion: say the word that you are questioning at the highest pitch of your voice Soft consonants Saying 'yes', 'no', 'not' -tsiya in Russian is '-tion' in English vy = 'you' Question words 'what?, where?' mozhno = 'possible' so 'I / you / he/ one etc. can / may' Saying 'please' and 'thank you' Using infinitives (the 'to' form of the verb) after mozhno = 'possible': mozhno koopit'? = 'Possible to buy?' Making words plural (more than one) n'el'z'a = 'not possible' so 'I / you / he/ one etc. shouldn't, I / you / he/ one etc. am / are / is not allowed' Using infinitives after n'el'z'a = 'not possible': n'el'z'a koopit' = 'not allowed to buy' znat' = 'to know'; ponimat' = 'to understand'; doomat' = 'to think'; ooznat' = 'to find out'; 'I' form of these verbs ya (n'e) khochoo = I (don't) want (it); yest' = 'to eat', pit' = 'to drink'; d'elat' = 'to do' Asking politely 'you' form of verbs 'me', 'you' as object of verb ('I understand you') Question word 'how?' 'I / you have' in Russian = 'by me / you (is)' byt' = 'to be' Saying 'please' and 'thank you' Using infinitives after mozhno = 'possible': mozhno koopit'? = 'Possible to buy?' Making words plural (more than one) n'el'z'a = 'not possible' so 'I / you / he/ one etc. shouldn't, I / you / he/ one etc. am / are / is not allowed' Using infinitives after n'el'z'a = 'not possible': n'el'z'a koopit' = 'not allowed to buy' znat' = 'to know'; ponimat' = 'to understand'; doomat' = 'to think'; ooznat' = 'to find out'; 'I' form of these verbs ya (n'e) khochoo = I (don't) want (it); yest' = 'to eat', pit' = 'to drink'; d'elat' = 'to do' Asking politely 'you' form of verbs 'me', 'you' as object of verb ('I understand you') Question word 'how?' 'I / you have' in Russian = 'by me / you (is)' byt' = 'to be' ya boodoo = 'I will (be)'; ya boodoo yest' = 'I will eat'; vy bood'et'e = 'you will (be)' Question word 'why?' rabotat' = 'to work' 'he / she' and form of verbs; 'we' and form of verbs nado = 'necessary'; mn'e nado = 'to me necessary' so 'I need'; mn'e int'er'esno = 'to me (it is) interesting' so 'I am interested'; vam nado = 'to you necessary' so 'you need'; 'will need' 'they / it' masculine, feminine and plural endings for short adjectives (adjectives used after the word that they describe) Question word 'when?' vot = 'here (is)' Possessive adjective 'my' in masculine, feminine, plural and neuter forms; 'at home' Past tense of verbs: 'I / he / she / we / you / they knew / thought' Russian 'will' for English 'would' when talking about the past Past tense of 'to be' ('was, were'); past tense of 'have': 'at me was problem'; past tense of 'need': 'to me necessary was' zabyt' = 'to forget'; yest' = 'there is / are'; 'us, to us, our' 'i' verb sp'eshit' = 'to hurry'; explanation of 'ye' verbs learned previously; vid'et' = 'to see' 'nothing' and double negatives govorit' = 'to speak'; khot'et' = 'to want'; skazat' = 'to, say, tell' Russian 'am' (omitted) for English 'was' when talking about the past Reading the Russian alphabet verb forms for 'they' 'you / he / I can' + infinitives

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Michel Thomas Method: Russian Foundation Course Natasha Bershadski
Natasha Bershadski
Michel Thomas Series
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