Russian Communicative Spoken Language (( 2CD ))

Author: Tang Bingquan
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is part of the "Social Foreign Language Spoken Series," accompanied by three audio cassettes. The product code for this item in this store is 06010026 and can also be purchased separately. It highlights the functional aspect of language expression, arranging example sentences based on various set topics, and listing related vocabulary and key sentence patterns after each topic. Some topics also introduce relevant small knowledge points at the beginning. Users of "Colloquial Russian for Communication" can learn and master typical example sentences and keywords in each topic as needed. During the writing process, the authors referred to a large number of original books, with most example sentences derived from source materials. The book consists of 19 chapters. In terms of chapter design, it aims to cover all aspects of daily life. In terms of vocabulary and expression selection, it incorporates many new words and expressions in Russian. Considering the increasingly close economic and trade relations between China and Russia, the book provides a detailed introduction to "Common Phrases for Business Transactions," which is slightly more challenging than other chapters, allowing readers to learn and master them step by step. Additionally, the book is accompanied by audio cassettes read by Russian experts, enabling readers to use it in conjunction with the book for better mastery of the content. This book is suitable for Russian major students in domestic universities, translators, staff engaged in Russian-related businesses, students studying in Russia, and.
Starting from colloquial Russian communication and real-life situations, the book is divided into five parts: Russian Alphabet and Pronunciation, Daily Life, Foreign Trade and Economy, Communicative Conversations, and Appendices. It provides multiple colloquial expression examples and idiomatic phrases tailored to specific communication scenarios and common economic and trade situations. Based on the linguistic environment and characteristics of various types of communicative conversations, it introduces diverse ways of expressing colloquial Russian. The book features natural language, broad themes, rich content, and strong practicality, making it an ideal choice for learning colloquial Russian communication. Some chapters of the book have been equipped with CD-ROMs by Mr. E·iypbiyeb. This book is suitable for workers, students, diplomats, foreign trade personnel, scientific and technological workers, and various Russian colloquial learners traveling to Russia or the former Soviet Union countries.