We continue introducing to our readers the students enrolled in “Learn Russian in the European Union” academic study abroad programs at Daugavpils University. This time, we did an interview with Conor and Philip – US students and Boren Scholars.
In Russia, people celebrate the New Year most heartily: the festive mood is felt around for a few more weeks as on January 13-14 the whole country celebrates the Old New Year. In this article we’re going to tell you about the origins of this holiday in Russia.
Have you ever thought about origins of gestures? According to numerous research, people receive most information thanks to gestures and facial expression. Every nation has their own national gestures. In this article, we are going to tell you about Russian national gestures and their origins.
Every day we use various types of transport. In addition, we often travel. If you travel in Russia, it’s really useful to know basic words for different types and means of transport. Today, we’re going to speak about types of transport and some other words related to it in Russian.
Every semester, we welcome a lot of students from different countries who come to Latvia to learn Russian in the framework of the project “Learn Russian in the European Union”. In our today’s article, we’d like to tell you about our transfer services from Riga to Daugavpils
In our today’s article, we’ll take a closer look at a computer slang in Russian. Learning computer slang is an important part of learning a language in our time. We use lots of computer slang words every day.
Our today’s article is about culture classes which we offer to our foreign students within the framework of the project “Learn Russian in the EU”. Our students learn Russian as well as get an insight into the Russian culture.
Today, during our we’d like to talk to you about our favorite pets who are always so happy to see us every time we come home, and who love us immensely and unconditionally.
Kvass is a traditional Russian drink which appeared in Russia long time ago. It was drunk daily by all people in Russia regardless of their wealth or social status. The drink was very nutritious and had a sour-sweet taste.
Russian people have always been considered very superstitious. For many centuries Russians have accumulated a huge number of superstitions that are based on observations and associated with different spheres of life. In this article, we’re going to tell you about most popular superstitions that Russians believe in in their everyday life.
