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Perfectionnement Russe

1 book
Victoria Melnikova Suchet
Collection Perfect your skills
- (B1-B2) Intermediate > (C1) Proficiency
French Source language: FRENCH
Russian Studied language: RUSSIAN

A 672-page book with 70 lessons

Black and white printing.

€ 29,90 VAT incl.

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This book is aimed at learners who wish to improve their Russian language skills in order to reach level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
If you already have a good grasp of Russian, but sometimes find it inadequate to deal with higher language levels and disconcerting situations, this is the course for you. The vocabulary you encounter is that of contemporary media, and the many notes on culture will give great insights into the Russian mindset.

 The aims:

  • speak Russian, adapting easily to the environment you are in,
  • gain better insights into idiomatic expressions,
  • understand Russian films without dubbing,
  • read the general-interest and specialist press,
  • understand conversation with people from various parts of Russia (different accents are mentioned in the pronunciation remarks).

Note

Recordings of all the texts and translation exercises are available separately. Recorded by professional native speakers, they are a vital learning asset. The title is: усовершенствование русского языка - 4 audio CDs (9782700517897) or  1 MP3 download (3135414907120) 

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