First published in 1956, this manual explores aspects of translation of Russian classics into English (Lermontov, Turgenev, Chekhov, Gorky, Fadeev, Gladkov, Simonov, Fedin, Popov). In addition to Russian classics, the manual includes excerpts from author's articles about Shakespeare and translations of his work made by Pasternak.

The book is devoted to the theoretical issue of children' multilingualism, and also to practical methods of formation multilingualism in preschool or primary school. Contains examples of teaching materials and some methods of work. It is addressed to teachers and parents.

A reference-handbook on the state and titular languages of the Russian Federation. Includes an appendix with relevant legislation from each republic on language.

One of the most famous works of Jack London - the story of a dog who became the leader of a wolf pack, overcoming the cruelty of people, the fury of rivals and the severity of northern nature on his way - adapted in this publication according to the method of Ilya Frank: provided with a literal translation into Russian and the necessary vocabulary -grammar commentary (without simplifying the...

The beginner's Russian language course is comprised of two parts (1.1 & 1.2). It is designed for an average of 80-120 hours of classroom instruction. Each part includes a textbook, a workbook (with keys to the exercises), and an audio component. QR-codes with links to the appropriate audio recordings are placed in the text of the books.

A reader includes a short story about a young girl who grew up in a small Dagestan village and then grew up to become a kamikaze in Moscow bombings.

Russian Grammar in Pictures for Beginners. The systematized illustrated guide on Russian grammar for students who begin to learn Russian. Can be used both in groups and for self-study. Contains 270 pictures with words. Each of the tables is accompanied with methodical recommendations (in Russian) on how to better use them. Level: B1.

The fourth edition, contains 50,000 words.