Russian 300 Sentences

Author: Shan Rongrong
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: With the deepening of China's reform and opening-up, China's foreign exchanges have become increasingly frequent, and Russian has increasingly become one of the important languages for Chinese people in foreign exchanges. To meet the urgent need of a large number of readers to learn one or several basic foreign language conversations in a short period of time, Peking University Press has organized experienced teaching experts and professors to write this series of "Foreign Language Practical Oral 300 Sentences." It is mainly written for readers without a foreign language foundation but who hope to learn basic foreign language conversations in a short period of time. This book is aimed at readers without a foundation in Russian, hoping to help them master the common vocabulary and sentence patterns of basic Russian conversations in a short time. The book is divided into thirty topics, each topic consisting of five parts: basic sentence patterns, substitution exercises, situational dialogues, vocabulary, and grammar. In the basic knowledge section of Russian, this book provides a brief introduction to the phonetics, basic intonation patterns, and some reader rules of Russian. Targeting the various problems that people going to Russia may encounter in daily life and communication, combined with the national conditions of Russia, and based on the actual needs of readers, short and highly colloquial sentences are selected to make each language scenario as close to life as possible, simple and practical.