Introduction:

People on the Internet are curious if they should take up studying the language. We are sure you shouldn’t learn Russian… unless you really want to.

Is learning Russian a waste of time? That’s a real question that arises so let’s discuss this topic and also weigh in on this subject. 

A question of motivation

“As a hobby, it’s ok to do. Practical value is quite different.

Putting aside sarcasm, for sure learning Russian takes a giant amount of time and no less effort. We can speak endlessly about the many difficulties that you will face. Starting from the Cyrillic alphabet and pronunciation of the letters, you will have to tackle the six cases, changed endings of words, three genders, and finally verbs… 

Getting through all of this requires strong motivation. And prepare to be patient and consistent.

“If you learn Russian because you think you have to, then it is a waste of time. And not just with Russian, but with every language,” It is not impossible to learn any language, but the key to learning it is that you love it and that you are ready to put the effort in learning it.” So, basically, like anything in life!

So you have to feel some love – and then learning the language will become a pleasure and not a pain. And finally, if there is no practical use for you learning Russian – then it’s really a waste of time. Unless you are looking for mental exercises to prevent Alzheimer’s disease – then learning any new language is perfect.

Find a practical reason to learn Russian

If not out of pure love, you can also think of some practical reasons to learn Russian.

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.Cultural understanding:

 Learning Russian provides you with an insight into the way of life, and the hopes and dreams of people in Russian-speaking countries, broadening your horizon.

3.Travel:

 Make the most of your travels not only in Russian-speaking countries. When you are planning to go to Europe your learning of the Russian language will help you in understanding the talks of Russian people and make your trip memorable. You can talk to locals in their own language that makes it easy for you to travel and explore the city.

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.