Russian Made Easy

Unique Digital Publishing

About this app

*Free with no ads*

The Russian Made Easy app uses modern techniques like contextual learning, construction branching, and pattern recognition for grammar and multiple native speakers.
This is the app version of the Russian Made Easy podcast and course that teaches beginner's to speak and understand Russian in a fun, efficient style.

With thirty episodes in all, each episode approximately 20 mins long, the course could be finished in a week, but it's best to study only one episode per day.

This app is ideal for absolute beginners to Russian, as well as those with some experience but who just haven't been able to find the right course.

Ratings and reviews

Made it to episode 15 over the course of a month or so. Was learning very well and the teaching techniques really work, it's not hoakey nonsense. Came back after a break and I find that the video version of all of the episodes has been removed. The videos were a big part of helping me learn as I'm a visual learner. Now that they're gone I can no longer learn and will need to find a new Russian teaching program. This was probably the best one out there.

This app gave me an excellent experience to learn Russian. I'm forever grateful for the pace and the efficience of the explanations, and how each new word is taught through context. I'm at the 29th out of 30 podcasts, and I'm genuinely disappointed that it's coming to an end as I don't have enough money for Russian Accelerator. But that aside, I want to give my wholehearted thanks for this method of teaching, which have me the opportunity to learn the 6 verb conjugations and base vocabulary.

This will be my 2nd trip through the podcast and I'm still picking up great pointers along the way. (Might do a 3rd). Mark's techniques, coupled with some other apps out there that teach you situational words (for ordering specific foods or talking about family) are a great way to start this adventure. I'm limited to when/where I can do my learning and haven't had the chance to take advantage of the additional resources available, but the 30 series free podcast alone is a great place to start.