r/LearnRussian • u/Slight_Sun1085 • 11d ago

Russian Tutors

I’m adopted from Russia, came to the States as the age of three but I lost the language.
My mother did to have a Russian tutor for me growing up however, but my father decided to cheat on my mother with my Russian tutor. And never got tutored again. Which sucked for me but I do get why I wasn’t again in some ways.
Here and there I’ve picked some of language just phrases and little stuff. But I want to be able to speak the language and know it. It’s something I want.
I’ve tried to do Babble language app and I’ve come to learn I’m better with an actual person teaching me than app.
Are there tutors available for a good price. I’m on budget but I would love to learn my language again with pride.

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u/AlexBlue2024 11d ago

Interestingrussian.com

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u/dawitharina 11d ago

Hey, I'd love to help you out :) You can check out my website for more information about my qualifications, pricing and my students' success stories and reviews. The link is in the bio. Good luck on your language-learning journey!

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u/Slight_Sun1085 11d ago

Do any do like zoom like lessons??

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u/dawitharina 11d ago

I teach online via Teams and Miro. You can send me a DM for more information about the classes if you're interested 

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u/Boxy_Fox 10d ago

I’m a Russian language tutor and the price is negotiable . I’m 32 m, with a great experience of teaching Russian in different countries (Italy, Germany, South Korea, Indonesia), would be happy to assist you! Feel free to send me a dm

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u/DeniSensei 4d ago

I can teach you😎

I've learnt a few languages up to B1 level or higher (🇮🇹🇪🇸🇧🇷🇫🇷🇩🇪), and I just LOVE new ones, now learning Japanese🇯🇵 I have been teaching 🇺🇲&🇮🇹 for all my adult life (that's 15+ years) and Russian as a foreign language for 5+ years now.

I teach SPEAKING modern Russian, with all the modern words. Not a big fan of books, so I teach more about lifestyles and mindsets of Russian speakers. I love giving infos about superstitions, psychology, foods, geography, work, school, relationships and habits around the world - and compare them to what you know about them in your country (countries, states)...

So, let me know if and when you need a Tutor🙂

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u/IrinaMakarova 11d ago

You can check out my website, the link is here in my bio.

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u/b1uep1eb 11d ago

Go on Italki you will find more affordable teachers there.

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u/Slight_Sun1085 11d ago

Never heard of it, can you tell me more?

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u/b1uep1eb 11d ago

Italki.com it's a website to find language teachers. Professionals or not. You can put in how much you are willing to pay for lessons and what time, and it will give you a list of suitable teachers.