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Russian For Dummies
Andrew Kaufman, Ph.D., Serafima Gettys, Ph.D., Nina Wieda 
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384 pages
April 2006

Russian is spoken by nearly 450 million people, and demand for Russian-speakers is growing. This introductory course includes just the ticket for readers who need basic Russian for business, school, or travel. 

Learning the alfabet is a first step: alphabet, Russian, page 15-20

Introduction. 
Part I: Getting Started. 
Chapter 1: You Already Know a Little Russian. 
Chapter 2: The Nitty Gritty: Basic Russian Grammar and Numbers. 
Chapter 3: Zdravstvujtye! Privyet! Greetings and Introductions. 
Part II: Russian in Action. 
Chapter 4: Getting to Know You: Making Small Talk. 
Chapter 5: Making a Fuss about Food. 
Chapter 6: Shopping Made Easy. 
Chapter 7: Going Out on the Town, Russian-Style. 
Chapter 8: Enjoying Yourself: Recreation and Sports. 
Chapter 9: Talking on the Phone and Sending Mail. 
Chapter 10: Around the House and at the Office. 
Part III: Russian on the Go. 
Chapter 11: Planning a Trip. 
Chapter 12: Getting Around: Planes, Trains, and More. 
Chapter 13: Staying at a Hotel. 
Chapter 14: Money, Money, Money. 
Chapter 15: Where Is Red Square? Asking Directions. 
Chapter 16: Handling Emergencies. 
Part IV: The Part of Tens. 
Chapter 17: Ten Ways to Pick Up Russian Quickly. 
Chapter 18: Ten Favorite Russian Expressions. 
Chapter 19: Ten Russian Holidays to Remember. 
Chapter 20: Ten Phrases That Make You Sound Russian. 
Chapter 21: Ten Things Never to Say or Do in Russia. 
Part V: Appendixes. 

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