Everything you might be wondering
Honest answers about the cases, the time it takes and why this works when apps didn’t.
Yes — but not all at once and not as a grammar table. You meet each case inside real phrases you can already say, with a teacher who explains when to use it, so it becomes a habit instead of a headache.
About 10–15 minutes a day. The lessons are short and structured so you can keep a daily rhythm around work and family — consistency matters far more than long sessions.
None at all. Russian for Beginners (A1) starts from the alphabet and first sounds. If you already have some basics, Advanced Beginner (A2) takes you into everyday situations.
Apps teach rules and flashcards, but nobody ever checks what you produce. Here you write real assignments that a teacher grades by hand, and you can ask her your questions inside the course and get a real answer back.
Any device with a browser — phone, tablet or laptop. Your progress and word bank stay in sync, so you can do a lesson anywhere.
Yes. If you start a course and it isn’t the right fit, contact us within 14 days for a full refund — no awkward questions.