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🇷🇺 #Russianwords that have changed their bas

🇷🇺 #Russianwords that have changed their basic meaning over the past hundred years.
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The words that we put in the gallery are found both in personal diaries of the early 20th century and in modern blogs. However, the meaning of these words now is very different from what it used to be.
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#russiancourses #russianlanguage #learnrussian #lidenz #ялюблюрусскийязык #я❤русскийязык #русскийязык

Liden & Denz is in Berlin at the moment, participa

Liden & Denz is in Berlin at the moment, participating in the week of the Russian language.
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#russiancourses #russianlanguage #russian #learnrussian #russiancourses #lidenz #iloverussian #я❤️русскийязык

On Fridays, the final day of the working week, stu

On Fridays, the final day of the working week, students who have finished their time at Liden and Denz graduate after their final lesson. They receive their certificates, and say goodbye to us and to Russia. It is a sad feeling after having made a bond with each student, but we look forward to hopefully welcoming them again at some point in the future. For now we wish them the best of luck as they return home, or continue their travels, and hope that they can continue to use their newfound Russian skills.
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It is particularly sad today since our own intern, Eda, is returning home to Turkey. She has spent the past 3 months working here, producing content for our social medias. Thanks @edaderman for all your hard work, and we hope to see you again soon, you’re always welcome back!
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#lidenz #lidenzalumni #lidenzcommunity

Next week on November 27th, at the Salone delle Fo

Next week on November 27th, at the Salone delle Fontane, the "Salone delle Lingue," will be held!! This is an event for all language enthusiasts who intend on experiencing some time abroad! Our colleague Francesco will participate in this event to present our school. Come and visit! We are waiting for you!

🇮🇹 Settimana prossima il 27 novembre al Salone delle Fontane si terrà il “Salone delle Lingue”, una giornata destinata a tutti gli appassionati di lingue che hanno intenzione di fare un’esperienza all’estero! Il nostro collega Francesco parteciperà a questo evento per presentare la nostra scuola: venite a trovarci numerosi, vi aspettiamo!

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27th November, 2021
@ Salone delle Fontane – Via Ciro il Grande 10/12 – 00144 Rome, Italy
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#ialca #salonedellelingue #lidenz #language #lingue #rome #italy

Some time ago we got an #internship application fr

Some time ago we got an #internship application from a young American. He would love to join us as a blogger. We replied to him that we were recruiting interns with a talent for copywriting and creating meaningful and readable texts. So we asked him to provide us with a letter of motivation and also an Example of Editorial Material.
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You can find his motivation letter in the photo gallery.
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Do you think we could accept him?
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Based on a true story, but all the names are fictitious.
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#lidenz #lidenzcommunity #internshipabroad

Day trip to Vyborg: where Russia meets Finland! 🚞

Vyborg is a town 130 kilometers to the northwest of Saint Petersburg, near the Gulf of Finland. It is a place with a long and turbulent history. Settlement dates from the 13th century onwards, and since then, the town has been a part of Sweden, then Russia, then Finland, then the Soviet Union, then Finland again, then the Soviet Union again, and since 1991 it is a part of Russia. During the many wars and conflicts in the town, a large part of its ancient buildings has been destroyed, but nevertheless a significant part is well preserved and absolutely worth to see.

The town is easy to reach by elektrichka from the Finlyandsky station. A one way train ticket will cost you 360 Rub🚉

The historical center is a nice place to wander around, as it has a pleasant atmosphere – the streets are paved with cobblestones, for example – and pretty architecture. The architecture differs from what you are used to see in Saint Petersburg.

It may be a small town but Vyborg has plenty of history, having been originally Swedish, then Finnish, then Russian, then Finnish again and finally Russian! There is an excellent museum in the castle in Vyborg that explains all of this history really well.
You can also go up to the top of the castle tower for a panoramic view over Vyborg, and on a clear day you can even see Finland! You have to climb 239 steps, but the view is definitely worth it!🌄
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#vyborg #russia #lidenz #daytrip #travel #выборг #sanktpeterburg #saintpetersburg #learningrussian

Russia’s most anonymous holiday is celebrated on

Russia’s most anonymous holiday is celebrated on the 4th of November. The holiday is named Unity Day (День народного единства) 🎉

Let’s learn more about it!

The origin of Unity Day dates back to 1612. During this period of time Poland and Lithuania were in union with each other and aspired to conquer Russia and to unify all Slavic’s under one single state. They invaded Russia and Moscow but the Russians, demanding their independence, got together and expelled the Polish-Lithuanian occupation forces from Moscow. What makes this day interesting, and is the reason why it is called Unity Day, is that despite being without a leader, Russia had no tsar at the time, Russians from all social classes participated and fought together for Russia.

Dimitry Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin are considered the main leaders of the revolt and are today seen as national heroes. This event not only expelled the foreign troops but is also marking the end of the historical period called “the Time of Troubles”. Tsar Mikhail Romanov, who was the one ascending the throne after the revolt, instituted a holiday: ” Day of Moscow’s Liberation from Polish Invaders” in 1613. In 1649, Tsar Aleksei Romanov declared November 4th an official public holiday and it remained one until the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. It was then replaced with a commemoration of the Revolution, a holiday celebrated on the 7th of November up until 2005 when president Putin reestablished the old holiday and renamed it Unity Day. The day of the Bolshevik Revolution was abolished at the same time. Unity Day symbols how people from different ethnicities, religions and political groups stood together as Russians for the common cause of their country against a shared enemy.

Check out blog post to read more!👇🏻
https://lidenz.ru/come-together-for-unity-day/
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#lidenz #unityday #russia #learninglanguages #russianlanguage

Last week we had a special guest return to perform

Last week we had a special guest return to perform Russian Folk songs on the very special instruments Garmon (aka Garmoshka) and Gusli (Гусли) for our students! 🎶

Our students sang the horror-themed songs “ Черный кот (black cat), Чёрный ворон (black raven) and Камнем по голове ( Stone on the Head )” for Halloween🎃

We also had tea party with the popular russian snacks, сушки (small crunchy bread rings), and пряники (flour and honey pastries) 🍰

You can sign up for special events like these at our front desk and discover Russian culture!🇷🇺
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Happy Halloween to all our brave students and foll

Happy Halloween to all our brave students and followers who are learning Russian and love Russian! 🎃

For many people, Russian is both a scary and a very difficult language. Do you think learning Russian is scary for you too?

Here is the 4 Reasons why the Russian Language is so scary!👻

1-Здравствуйте (zdravstvuiti) – this Russian “hello” can scare off anybody.🙋🏼‍♀️
When you see it, you think that the word obviously lacks some vowels in the middle, and you desperately want to fill these gaps. At first, you think that ordinarily, people don’t say words “vstv” in a row, but soon you get used to it and easily say “otsutstvujushij” or “otvjetstvennost.”

2-For the Russian language, the dead is a living thing. 🧟‍♂️
Is an object alive or not is very important for grammar. Generally, it’s easy: we all know who is a living creature and what isn’t, but Russian will make you doubt. Here, a dead body (труп) is inanimate, but the dead (покойник) is animate. What about vampires and zombies? For the Russian language, they are still alive, the same as snowmen and robots.

3-Russian has four words for one simple “to go,” because, by some weird reason, it’s significant for the language exactly how you go: do you use a vehicle or go by foot, do you go to a single point or you go somewhere from time to time? To “go to the shop (now),” “to go shopping,” “to go to the shop by car (now),” and finally, “to go to the shop on Sundays” are four different types of “to go.”

4-A dog (собака) is female and a cat (кот) is male – this is how things are going in the Russian grammar. 😱In this universe, a book (книга) – is a feminine noun, a students book (учебник) – masculine, and a page-turner (чтиво) – is neutral. On the other hand, Russian genders are much more comfortable than German, where the choice between masculine, feminine, and neutral is much more random.
✍🏻: @edaderman currently (scaring) studying Russian at Liden & Denz

Despite all its difficulties, Russian is a very rich and beautiful language! Come learn Russian with us in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Irkutsk, and Riga 📚 courses are also available online #lidenz #learnrussian #halloween #russia #ialcschools #eaquals

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