Reviews

I was already speaking Russian at the B1 level and was looking for a platform where I wouldn’t have to “start from scratch” but could test my actual skills. Easy Russian Lessons is the perfect solution. The learning materials provide excellent reading texts with cultural context. The questions help you truly test your comprehension, and the videos help you assess your listening skills. At the B2 level, I felt significant improvement: the texts are rich but accessible. The games make learning more engaging: from matching pictures to audio to building sentences. This is the best platform if you already know Russian and want to take your skills to the next level.

I studied Russian in college, but I always felt I lacked practice in understanding authentic texts. On the easyrussianlessons.com platform, I found exactly what I was looking for. The A1/A2 topics are great for warming up: not too easy, but not overwhelming either. Right after the text, there are questions that test how carefully you read. Then there’s a video where you have to understand the same content by listening. For me, this is the perfect format for assessing my level. At the B2 level, the lessons became a real challenge, but a pleasant one: the texts about the Hermitage and the Tretyakov Gallery help expand your vocabulary with exactly the kind of “cultural” vocabulary that’s usually lacking. The games help reinforce phrases naturally. Thanks to the course, I’ve become much more confident in understanding spoken Russian and longer texts.

I already spoke Russian at the A2 level and had been looking for a long time for a platform that would help me systematically improve my listening comprehension and vocabulary without having to start all over again. Easy Russian Lessons was the perfect fit. First, you learn key vocabulary, then you read the text—and you already feel like you’re picking up on details you used to miss. The videos are the most useful part: short clips let me check if I can hear the words in real speech. The exercises to test what I’ve learned were especially helpful—they use complex, rich vocabulary, but it’s presented clearly. The games are also very good: “match the phrases” tasks, choosing a picture based on audio, and recognizing storylines. This is exactly what I was missing—systematic development of listening skills and vocabulary on cultural topics. Now I understand Russian much more confidently and want to continue.

My Russian was at the B1 level, but I had trouble understanding spoken Russian in real-life situations. Easy Russian Lessons surprised me because the lessons are structured like mini-exams: vocabulary – text – questions – video – review. This structure is perfect for anyone who wants to assess their level and improve their language comprehension. I especially liked the A1/A2 topics: “Katyusha,” woodcarving, Vasnetsov—familiar words, but new contexts that significantly broaden your understanding. But B2 is a true professional level: the texts are long, culturally rich, and complex. Yet the presentation is such that you feel real progress. Games are a great way to reinforce vocabulary: you choose pictures, match phrases, and listen to audio. After this course, I began
to better understand Russians in real-life conversations.

I had a basic knowledge of Russian, but I rarely practiced reading texts. The platform provides exactly what I was missing: substantive materials that I can read, listen to, and analyze. The game-based exercises help keep my attention and really test my understanding. Now I’m confident that my Russian has improved by one level, and I’ll take the test again to verify it.

I’m learning Russian to work with tourists, so I really appreciate the chance to test my understanding of complex texts and cultural nuances. Everything on Easy Russian Lessons is very well-structured: first you learn new vocabulary, then you read the text and answer questions—this helps you see how well you’re actually picking up on the details. The videos let you assess your level of speech comprehension. Topics based on real cultural sites are perfect for those who already know the language but want to broaden their horizons and vocabulary. And the B2 lessons have become a real test of my professional understanding: they’re packed with facts and complex vocabulary, but that’s exactly what makes them so useful. Games help reinforce knowledge in a dynamic way. Now I understand Russian speech better and can explain cultural details to tourists much more accurately.