Self-service Russian (New Edition)

Author: Yang Yanchun, Han Wanzhou
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A guidebook specifically designed for Chinese learners of Russian. Whether you have some knowledge of the language or can't speak a word, it doesn't matter. With this handy translation guide by your side, all your troubles will be solved.
? 27 topics closely related to daily life, categorized by function and scenario for easy reference;
? "Key Sentences": Completely tailored to the perspective of Chinese users, every sentence is exactly what you want to express;
? "Expand Your Repertoire": Helps you learn multiple ways to express ideas;
? "Scenario Responses": Immerses you in real-life situations;
? "Did You Know?": Provides interesting life tips;
? Accompanying audio cassettes recorded by American language experts feature authentic and natural pronunciation, making imitation and learning easier. With this book in hand, you'll no longer worry about communication challenges. In emergencies, simply point to the sentence you want to say, and you'll still be able to communicate smoothly.
Russian literature is a gem in the treasury of world literature. It has produced a number of internationally renowned literary giants. Russia is home to many world-famous museums. In recent years, China-Russia relations have continued to develop, with increasingly frequent exchanges in politics, economy, culture, and other fields. It is believed that language learning will have a very broad future, and the demand for learning Russian will continue to rise. Self-Guided Russian is based on contemporary Russian life language and covers almost all aspects of daily communication, including introductions to language and cultural knowledge, situational dialogues, and common expressions. This book is designed to provide essential assistance for individuals without a Russian language foundation or beginners in learning, living, and conducting business in Russian-speaking countries. The book is divided into 26 chapters, with chapters 1-18 focusing on verbal etiquette in daily communication, while chapters 19-26 cover specific scenarios where communication occurs. All the words, sentence patterns, and dialogues included in the book are highly frequently used in Russian communication.