RFL

Russian culture is diverse and rich, and it is difficult to imagine that we can get acquainted with it without immersion in Russian literature.

You can study Russian, like any other language, independently, individually, in groups, at schools, or at preparatory faculties.

V. Samuseva, RFL teacher at the Preparatory Department of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, talks about how students from Vietnam learn Russian as a foreign language.

Today we want to try to gain insight into the reading difficulties that arise, why they arise and how you can overcome them.

Teachers of Russian as a Foreign Language recommend going beyond study materials and reading original literary works to see how numerous grammar rules are used in the language and really feel it.

Over the last years, there has been a considerable revival of Iranians’ interest in Russian literature. This is evidenced by an increased number of original Russian-language texts translated into Persian (Farsi).