Introduction:

If you’re uncertain about taking the plunge, then you’re at the right place. In this blog, I’ll unveil some of the reasons you should study the Russian Language in India. The knowledge of language unlocks doors and opens a whole new world for you. To be able to interact at the world level and understand the social and cultural functions, language skills are indispensable. You might already have your genuine reasons for acquiring a new language. Perhaps you are exploring new language career alternatives, or you like the sound of a particular accent or taking advantage of an exciting language job. Maybe you plan to do business abroad or visit the country concerned as a tourist or student. The benefits are endless! It’s not usually the first choice people think of when they envy learning a different language.

Most people tend to pick popular European languages like French, German, or Spanish, or something ambitious, i.e., Turkish, Arabic, or Persian, or maybe something more challenging East Asian languages like Chinese, Korean, or Japanese?

So, Why less popular languages like Russian? To some of us, the name Russia invokes fear and mystery. As a result, some think Russia isn’t worth contemplating, while a few who even consider Russian sees it as a difficult language to learn. But for people like us who see beyond the stereotypical garbage and the nonsense propaganda written against Russian, there are dozens of reasons you and I should learn the Russian Language in India.

• 1.You’ll be able to converse with the locals effectively.

In Europe, most of the native people are well versed in Russian. So it would be nice if you speak with them in their own language. They feel attached to their language ( any state as of matter), so you will get a nice welcome if you speak in Russian with local auto drivers or shop owners. The administrative language of European Country is also Russian so Russian is most preferred in government offices. you can make your living much easier if you know Russian in Europe.

• 2.Russia has a fascinating culture

You can learn a lot about Russian culture through its literature and language. What bookworm wouldn’t love to be able to read Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky and Pushkin in the language they actually wrote in? Learning Russian will allow you to understand the complexity of this culture. The Russian language has many nuances lacking in English. For example, when I was studying Russian I read The Little Prince. I noticed that English sometimes needed six words to express a concept, while two or three sufficed in Russian. While that may seem like an oversimplification, it isn’t. The sparsity of function words – articles, “helper” verbs, connectors, and some prepositions – leaves more room for meaningful words.

• 3.Freedom to Explore

You can travel to Russia without knowing a single word. Depending on what you want out of your experience, that might be OK. But knowing the language unlocks the real country for you. Language barriers can be frustrating, especially if you’re the type to explore. Imagine visiting Russia and being able to order meals and ask for directions, by yourself! Russia has lots of English in its bigger cities. But the locals will appreciate you trying to speak in their own language. Knowing the language will allow you to see and do things that many tourists cannot.

• 4.Become Teacher and Trainer

Your degree in the Russian language can make you a language instructor working in numerous language institutes. Even though you might not find the pay very attractive, it is an excellent place to start your career as an instructor. And from there, move to higher opportunities after harnessing your language skills. Several Indian and International companies look for trainers who can train the candidates for various courses or on-site opportunities or deal with Russian customers. So, this is one of the profitable deals for those who have a good command of Russian.

• Conclusion:

Russian takes a giant amount of time and no less effort. We can speak endlessly about the many difficulties that you will face. But at the same time learning the Russian language has a lot of benefits too. So, basically, the answer to your question is the Russian language is not a waste of time if you think it practically.