Russian Course Q&A

Discover conversational Russian through improv, games and role playing! Experience a fun way to learn Russian by competing in teams, using new words to solve puzzles and participate in improv as a secret agent. This spy-themed fast paced course will help you to create simple conversations and quickly build your vocabulary. 

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Where do I find a conversational Russian program in Denver, Colorado?

Are you preparing for the Russian program at CU Boulder or the University of Colorado Denver? Are you getting ready to go to Russia and studying on your own? The Russian Crash Course, located in Denver, Colorado, can help you start speaking Russian in only 7 weeks.

 

What to expect from the Russian Crash Course?

Whether you already have some knowledge or a complete beginner, this Russian program will give you a new perspective on learning languages and enrich your vocabulary. 

Professional, innovative instructors will make the learning experience engaging and stress-free. Every 7 weeks, we host game nights with native Russian speakers who live in the Denver metro area. We host language exchange clubs, trivia nights and day hikes. 

 

How popular is the Russian language? 

With over 265 million speakers worldwide, Russian is the 8th most popular language on the planet. Russian is an international business and education language for most post-soviet counties such as Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and of course Russia. 

Russian is secret service and military must-know language. So if you want to take a path toward this exciting career, completing such a course will be an excellent addition to your portfolio. 

 

Where did the Russian Language come from?

Russian comes from the Slavic language group. The closest relatives of the Russian Language are Polish, Czech, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, and Slovenian. They all belong to the larger group of Indo-European languages. Russian Crash Course uses English, Latin, and Greek similarities to describe concepts or the Russian language.

 

How many Russian speakers live in Denver, Colorado?

In Denver metro area, there are around 150,000 Russian speakers. Students of the Russian Crash Course can start practicing their language skills right after completing the course. Right outside of our office on 925 S Niagara St there are Russian Book Store, Russian pharmacy and International Grocery store. Do you have the guts to go to the M&I store and ask in Russian for "shokolad" and "pirogi"? ​

 

Why should I learn Russian?

There are many reasons you want to learn Russian with our course in Denver. You have Russian friends at work. You want to learn more about your heritage. You work with exchange students in Russia. Perhaps you're planning to travel to a Russian-speaking country. Maybe one of your relatives, friends, or loved ones speaks Russian. You may be a polyglot, love learning about different cultures, and the Russian language is the next on your list.

 

What does Russian Crash Course in Denver include? 

RUS 100 is solely focused on the conversational Russian. These 7 weeks will give you the ability to put your 2 cents in any Russian conversation. It covers questions, numbers, food, and professions. We will learn how to say where you're from and where you live in Russian. You will talk about your loved ones, your pets, and your hobbies. 

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RUS 101  covers the Cyrillic alphabet, Russian pronunciation, and Russian cursive. This alphabet differs from English, as it has 33 letters. We share only five letters that look and sound the same (A, O, K, T, M). After completing 7 weeks of RUS 101, you will be able to read and write in Russian. There are three Russian newspapers and several Russian magazines in Denver. You can read Russian ads and enrich your vocabulary in your free time. There are parts 102, 103, 104 and 105 where you will learn more about cases, verbs, and adjectives. 

 

How does a Russian Crash Course in Denver help me learn?

This Russian program in Denver uses the three most effective ways to learn: practice with Russian speakers, learning through application, and positive reinforcement. Every class starts with a 15-minute warm-up, where you are asked questions about your life in Russian. Every 7th class is the Game Night, where you can interact with local Russians. 

Our Russian program uses a creative learning process. You use Russian words to play games, solve puzzles or participate in comedy sketches. 

Each class is an interactive, hands-on learning experience. It involves many discussions, which develops critical thinking and gives a sense of language flow. Students practice with each other. Students practice with native Russian speakers during game nights. 

How do you feel about getting rewarded every time you say something correctly or solve a puzzle? Russian Crash Course creates competitions and team projects. To succeed, you need to use your Russian vocabulary. The winners get authentic Russian souvenirs and program discounts. 

 

Speak to your instructor in Russian only after 2 months.  

Though it will depend on your hard work, completion of assignments, and passion, this course can provide you with great immersion. The instructor will ask you new questions every class. If you put extra effort into following the guidelines we provide, by the end of RUS 102, you will be able to participate in conversation with Russians.  

If you have any questions or need extra help, our instructors are there for you 24/7. The answer to your question is just a text away. Our teachers can guide you through any topic and give you some individualized help. 

 

How to get enrolled in the Russian Crash Course? 

Whether you are just a beginner or have been learning the Russian language for a while, the Russian Crash Course Course can guide you in the right direction. You can contact us via email or call 720-667-9937. 

We can help you find what courses are available and what program works best. Start your learning adventure with our in-person group classes, game nights, and language exchange events.