Hey /int/ OP here currently trying to learn russian, in need

Shameless self-bump

>>68442744
youtube lessons
vk groups
skype groups
parallel reading

what is your level already?
how long you're in process?

>>68443480
also movie collectors for movies
but lots of them already on youtube

>>68443480
>what is your level already?
A fuckin newbie is what iam

But I've never learned a language other than watching movies, reading books and playing videogames.

And I already finished Metro twice before I decided to learn russian, so i'm not doing it again.

Already working with method, duolingo, and youtube lesson, what I'm looking for is some kind of easy literature (even good children book will do)

>>68444285
you can try
rutracker.net
it have wide choice of different kinds of literature {and educative too}(use google translation for navigation)

also http://ostrovok.de/index
contain many short tales
for example

http://ostrovok.de/p/chekhov

http://ostrovok.de/p/bulgakov

http://ostrovok.de/p/zoshchenko

you can try to google some french and other writers you know on russian
Saint-Exupéry already translated
it will be better if you translate your request at first and than google it on russian

online libraries
first ole just tales for kids
http://vseskazki.su/janson-tuve.html

more universal libraries
http://knijky.ru/authors/tuve-yansson
http://www.e-reading.club/book.php?book=69819
last one have english navigation

>>68444285

Try 2ch dot hk/int/

Its a Russian 4chan (int is Anglo board, for starters)

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>>68441683
i started russian too
lot of material here >>>/t/746368
do duolingo and memrise. Also look for michel thomas method, very intuitive.

>>68446286
>>68446548

Wow thanks a lot anons !!!
Think I'm gonna start with the tales for kids

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>>68446289
>2ch dot hk/int/
better kys

>>68446548
Duolingo is good but I found the grammar explanations either lacking or too confusing at times. The guy insists explaining in text what could easily be explained (and better understood by the reader) with simple fucking tables like all other duolingo courses I tried before.

Wikipedia has a pretty good and succinct article on Russian Grammar with all the tables I ever wanted. Yes, I know
>Wikipedia
It's good. Check it yourself.