Elementary Russian Grammar
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Overview
In his 1901 text, Elementary Russian Grammar, Piettro Motti offers simple, practical approach to learning the pre-Revolution Russian language, making this text a valuable introduction to the the language and a great reference tool for its older alphabet. Covering basic syntax and accidence, Motti designed his text to promote successful self-study, hoping learners will “soon perceive that Russian is by far not so difficult as it is generally believed.” The bulk of the work is divided into 30 lessons which include a short written exposition of a specific topic, relevant examples, a selection of vocabulary words, translation and reading exercises, and practice conversations. Elementary Russian Grammar also contains an introduction covering the Russian alphabet, pronunciation of vowels and semi-vowels, as well as the italic and written alphabet. Helpful supplementary appendixes offer extra reading and conversational exercises, a selection of useful words, and brief English-Russian and Russian-English dictionaries.
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- Provides a basic introduction to Russian
- Contains lessons including translation and conversation exercises
- Includes helpful appendices, notes, charts, and examples
- Offers language-learning materials designed for the beginner
- The Russian Alphabet
- Pronunciation of Vowels
- Pronunciation of Semi-Vowels and Consonants
- The Italic and Written Alphabet
- Law of Permutation
- Lessons
- Appendix
- Vocabulary
- Title: Elementary Russian Grammar
- Author: Pietro Motti
- Edition: 2nd
- Publisher: Julius Groos
- Publication Date: 1901
- Pages: 152
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Steven Duncan
12/23/2013
Be aware, the publication date is 1901, and the Russian alphabet has changed since then (4 letters were discontinued in 1917-1918 in conjunction with the Communist revolution). I am happy to have the chance to purchase this book, because I have many Russian books that use the older Russian alphabet, and books that explain the older alphabet are hard to come by. If you are looking to read Russian that predates the Communist revolution, than this is a great find!