Introduction:

Language learning is a process that can continue for a lifetime. Have you come across situations where you wonder that you don’t know your native language completely? Well, that could happen. So, can anyone learn Russian in 3 months? Especially as a foreign language. Yes, if you know what exactly you want to learn. The time you take to learn Russian would differ depending on whether it is all the four aspects that are reading, writing, listening, and speaking or only one or two of them. Let us look at a few things that can help you speed up your Russian learning.

• Start with a clear goal and deadline

Instead of a vague “I want to learn Russian” if we have a clear goal like “I want to be able to speak in Russian in three months”. there is a very high possibility of working towards it in a very constructive manner. If your goal is to be able to speak well in Russian, you might want to focus more on that area and probably for the time being skip the reading and writing part. It is very important to have a goal with a clear deadline because our approach towards learning depends on this deadline. At the same time, a realistic goal is very important. For a complete beginner, it may not be possible to master all the aspects of Russian and speak very fluently but he/she might be able to hold a decent conversation in Russian.

• Focus on basics

Whether it is a proficiency examination in Russian that you are preparing for or just the spoken Russian that you want to master to be able to communicate well in Russian, it is important to focus on the basics. From an examination point of view, you might have to learn everything from the alphabet to grammar and its rules. When it comes to spoken Russian, you probably can start with basic vocabulary which can help you in most of the common situations in daily life. Once you are able to learn all the basics it becomes relatively easier to move further ahead and reach the proficiency level that you want to be at.

• Choose your resources wisely

These days you have many resources both free and paid available very easily. Along with traditional classroom learning and books, there are many options available online these days. Audio, video lessons, podcasts, websites, apps are some of the free options available to you that can help with some basics. However, if you would like to fast-track your learning, you can choose an online language learning platform where you have structured lessons that help you learn based on your need.  You can find a tutor online who can help you learn from the comfort of your place at your convenient time.

• Dedicate time to learning every day

It takes a lot of dedication and practice to learn Russian in 3 months. Ensure that you dedicate a certain time every day to learning Russian. You can also make it a part of your life by trying different methods like trying to translate into Russian or finding situations where you can put your Russian to best practice even if it is just with yourself in front of the mirror.

You know what works for you when it comes to learning a language. Just stick to that and you definitely can learn Russian in 3 months.