Russian handwriting practice workbook: Russian cursive writing practice for kids and adults . Alphabet, words, sentences.: 3 (Russian language learning)

It has been decades since I studied a foreign language and I wanted something to give me a mental challenge. So I thought I would have a go at learning Russian, as I have a couple of friends who speak it. I want to be able to read it - not just speak it - and that meant learning the alphabet first. So I knew this kind of beginner-level idea - of beginning with learning to write the alphabet - would be a very important first step, to really get that basic knowledge fully absorbed, if I was to make any real progress with the language proper. And I am really enjoying it. It is a very meditative activity - and it has been a real help in building confidence to go forward with learning the language properly. Highly recommended.

Very good, practical, useful for learning

plenty space to practice, good size, without too many unnecessary pictures

Everything by description fast delivery good quality

This book is good for anyone of any age as long as the interest is there. As can be seen in the preview, the layout is straightforward and easy to follow. I would say that in reality not every letter needs to be joined to the next letter. With practice and by observing other resources, I think the learner will find that some letters can be written slightly differently without so many twists and curves and they would still resemble Russian handwriting. On the whole, a good book to begin learning.

I received the item OK then sent it to my grandson in the USA - but ubfortuatey it was stolen in the post - regards - Graham Collis

Fill each page with copies of the example letters. The examples (and space provided for copying) are twice as big as needed, perhaps because the book is modelled on similar exercises for young Russian children. So, unless you're writing with a 2-inch crayon, use the space marked by faint lines at half the height.

This is not what I expected, it gives letters straight away without learning in steps and some letters have wrong direction for their actual writing. I found it a complete waste of money. With the same success I could just buy a notebook with lines and wrote examples myself, it would be much cheaper.

Very good, step-by-step exercises, I use them as drawing practice as well.

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A great book to help with learning Russian

Bought for my daughter of 8 years, she enjoyed a lot. She knows how to read and write in Russian, just faced some problems to understand handwriting. Really nice to practice not just letters, but even some words and witty phrases of renowned people that you can find in the end of this book. Perfect quality.

It is a fun and useful handbook for 11 year old