[identity profile] lady-of-the-sea.livejournal.com posting in [community profile] learn_russian
In my independent study right now, we're studying motion verbs for the whole first half of this semester. And it's not going terribly, I just wish it hadn't taken so incredibly long for us to start learning them. I know they're complicated, but putting it off until the fourth year, in my opinion, makes it a lot more difficult to get the hang of.
This got me wondering, are there any little (or long!) poems, or memory things that Russian children are taught, to help them remember when to use what? I know in English we have some little songs, and rhymes, and mnemonic devices about grammar and spelling - are there any for motion verbs in Russian?

Спасибо!

Re: Do not worry about motion verbs.

Date: 2008-09-22 02:59 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] lingosteve.livejournal.com
My preferred source of listening material right now is Echo Moskvi.I also listen to audio books for which I can find the e-text at http://az.lib.ru/.. There are also sources for easier cntent. It depends on your level.

Test? That is just one of the disadvantages of studying at a school rather than on your own.

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