Russian: Level 2 Online UVIC Course – January 2026 (Tuesdays)

– REGISTER BY JANUARY 11 –

This course is for students who have completed Russian Level 1 (Introductory) or have equivalent beginner experience. Take your Russian language skills to the next level with a course designed to strengthen your confidence in real-life conversation. Practice conversational Russian in everyday situations, such as asking about someone’s occupation, giving directions, addressing strangers politely, and expressing your feelings.

Classes are taught live with an experienced instructor, so you get real-time feedback, support, and plenty of speaking practice.

You will explore more Russian grammar in authentic contexts using texts, popular media, music videos, and interactive classroom activities. By the end of the course, you will be able to use Russian confidently in daily life.

Learning objectives

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Russian: Level 2 Online UVIC Course – January 2026 (Tuesdays)
– Register by January 11 –

This course is for students who have completed Russian Level 1 (Introductory) or have equivalent beginner experience. Take your Russian language skills to the next level with a course designed to strengthen your confidence in real-life conversation. Practice conversational Russian in everyday situations, such as asking about someone’s occupation, giving directions, addressing strangers politely, and expressing your feelings.

You will explore more Russian grammar in authentic contexts using texts, popular media, music videos, and interactive classroom activities. By the end of the course, you will be able to use Russian confidently in daily life.

Learning objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Use Russian adjectives confidently in conversation
• Work with ordinal numbers in everyday situations
• Understand and apply the comparative degree of adjectives
• Distinguish between adjectives and adverbs
• Form sentences using three essential Russian noun cases: Nominative, Accusative, and Genitive
• Address strangers politely in Russian
• Ask for directions and understand simple responses
• Express your feelings naturally in spoken Russian
• Name body parts and clothing items
• Write a short greeting card in Russian
• Use diminutives in informal, friendly communication
• Understand how Genitive singular and plural forms work with numbers, including money and other measurements

Perfect for intermediate beginner Russian learners, online Russian students, or anyone looking to expand their Russian vocabulary, grammar skills, and confidence in daily Russian conversation.