Мой друг Дима рассказывает про свою поездку в Африку, ЮАР. Хочешь говорить на русском? — уроки на сайте / патреоне Абонементы на бусти: урок в неделю (-10%) / 2 урока в неделю (-20%) Друзья, привет всем! Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск проекта Russian Progress. Это подкаст и канал для изучающих русский язык через контент на русском. И […]

If you don't have an eidetic memory, then today's episode is for you! Matt and Mom sync up to discuss blandishment, dilettante, malinger, obeisance, and more... We hope you'll be able to feel the bonhomie that flows through every mnemonic. Enjoy!

On today's confabulation, Matt and Mom sync up to break down 10 new words including a fun way to say "bellyache," what you call someone who's not getting invited into the club, and more.Matt also introduces "folk etymology" and provides some examples. And as always, Mom dazzles all with the newly-named Colossal Compilation. If nothing else, you'll have a chance to improve your ken. Enjoy!

Matt and Mom link up to discuss a fun way to describe workplace shenanigans, what the "gable' is in The House of the Seven Gables, what to call it when someone gives unwanted advice during a card game, and more.At the end Mom leaves everything feeling good with an especially upbeat Big Sentence.

The conventional description of someone who speaks as many languages as Akshay Swaminathan does is “polyglot.” But as you’ll quickly hear when you listen to this episode, there’s nothing conventional about how this Knight-Hennessy scholarship recipient and PD Soros fellow approaches languages.There is, however, a solid commitment to use what he’s learned about learning languages to help other adults learn, too. His new, virtual language workouts focus on speaking fluently in the language you’re

This week we cover zaftig, zeumba, and some non-z words like argot, defenestrate, sequelae, and more.Marilyn Monroe makes an appearance, as does the zoo, a Russian dancer named Svetlana, and a menacing rake. During Mom's Big Sentence she even manages to throw in a few old words for review purposes. Enjoy!

Happy New Year! We hope you attack 2025 with panache, and to help you we're breaking down ten words related to the new year. Listen to get definitions and mnemonics for tabula rasa, eschaton, panache, Auld Lang Syne, some new words added to the dictionary in 2024, and more. Enjoy!

It's Christmas week! With the big day nearly here, we're celebrating. We break down a few grinch-related words, the advent of Jesus, and even a few phobias that may trigger this time of year. Enjoy!

It's December! You know what that means: profligate spending, pithy Christmas cards, stoats changing colors...We cover all this and more in today's episode. Stay tuned to hear Mom put all ten of our words into the Big Sentence. Enjoy!

Has life turned turtle? Did things come a cropper this week? Then this week's episode is sure to get your imprimatur. Stick around to the end for mom's particularly impressive Big Sentence. Enjoy!

It may be a vacation week in America, but vocabulary doesn't take any days off. Thus, we feel it our noblesse oblige to provide a new episode.This week we cover propitious, dun, salient, arcane, and more! Enjoy!

Сегодня общаюсь с Дарьей Богер — русской девушкой из Эстонии, где 25% населения составляют русские. PDF с картинками! Друзья, всем привет! Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск подкаста Russian Progress. Это подкаст для изучающих русский язык. Здесь я говорю спонтанно на русском, и каждому выпуску идёт транскрипция. Вы найдёте её на Бусти и на Патреоне, и […]

With Thanksgiving coming up, we're doing words associated with the holiday. When we say "associated with," we're using the term loosely, but each one does have at least some connection. The late, great William Bradford would be proud.We break down words like tricorn, cornucopia, bewigged, and more. Feel free to use them around the dinner table! Enjoy!

If you puled (or mewled) your way through the week, hopefully today's episode will leave you leaving you feeling happy and confident enough to solve even the most difficult Gordian Knot. We discuss epicurean, animus, cur, and more -- and provide mnemonics to help you remember each one. Enjoy!

Спешу вас порадовать новым мощнейшим выпуском на полчаса про мою январскую поездку на юг. Я впервые посетил Грузию, второй раз побывал в Армерии и в сотый — в Сочи. А ещё в Нальчике, Черкесске и Владикавказе. Поездка была насыщенной и обо всём этом я расскажу. Материала получилось много, так что можно изучать с нескольких заходов. […]

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The United States leads the world in bilingualism.No kidding. Because of this, no country understands the world as well as the United States. Seriously. Ah, you may be thinking, there must be a catch. No catch—just a different way to understand the uncontested data that’s been accumulating for decades. So…how did we get here, and how might we use this newly unveiled status to the betterment of the country? In this episode, America the Bilingual founder Steve Leveen takes you through the history,