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Russian as a foreign language
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What is your name?
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Your connection with Russia
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Check all that apply. If you do not have anything to do with Russia, do not proceed with this survey.
Russian relatives
Cultural interest
Career opportunities
Own business
Job responsibilies
Study in Russia
Other:
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Sex
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Female
Birthday
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Country of origin
Where are you from originally?
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Country and city of residence
Where do you live now?
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Education
Degree and specialization
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Current occupation
Profession and main responsibilities
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What foreign languages do you speak?
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What is your preferable way to learn a foreign language?
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Check all that apply, based on your real experience of learning any foreign language (only what you personally used)
Language classes/course/school
Private tutor (offline)
Private tutor (online)
Text books
Language software
Mobile applications
Web services
Audio courses
Audio/video podcasts
Other:
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What is your level of proficiency in Russian?
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I don't speak Russian
I am a complete beginner (I know some letters and some words)
I am a beginner. I know some basic vocabulary and grammar, but can't express myself yet)
I am elementary level (А-1 level). I can speak a little and understand others, but only the simplest things)
I am pre-intermediate level (А-2 level). I can express myself on everyday life topics and understand others, but make a lot of mistakes)
I am intermediate level (B1 level). I know the basics of Russian grammar and have enough vocabulary to express myself on certain topics and to maintain a conversation)
I am upper-Intermediate level (B2 level). I can speak quite fluently and I can use Russian in professional communication, making very few mistakes.)
I am fluent in Russian (C1-level). My vocabulary is rich enough to discuss any topic, and I make almost no mistakes.
My Russian is perfect (C-2 level). I speak like Russians do, or even better than some of them.
Do you think it's important or even necessary for you to be able to speak Russian?
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Based on your interest in Russia
No, I don't see any advantage in speaking Russian
There are some advantages, but they aren't worth the efforts to study
It's quite important, but not necessary
It's very important, and it's worth the efforts to learn it
It is/was a must to speak Russian to achieve what I want/wanted
Other:
How long have you studied Russian?
I have never studied it
Less than a month
1 - 2 months
3 - 6 months
6 - 12 months
1 - 2 years
2 - 4 years
More than 4 years
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What tools did you use to learn Russian?
Please, describe your experience in learning Russian. How did you learn it? What methods did you like and why? What didn't you like and why?
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What is the main problem in learning Russian?
Please, describe the most difficult part of your educational process. Apart from the complexity of the language itself, were there any obstacles (maybe lack of practice, bad teachers, boring text books, something else?) Did you find a solution?
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The perfect way to learn Russian
Imagine a tool (or a combination of tools) that would be ideal for you to learn Russian (even if it doesn't exist in reality). What would it be like?
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How much are/were you willing to pay for learning Russian?
It can be monthly expenses, or the total cost to achieve a certain level of proficiency. What percentage of this sum would you be willing to spend for an online service, and what percentage for a tutor?
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Have you ever used audio podcasts for learning any foreign language?
Please, describe your experience. What did you like or dislike about it? If you've never used podcasts, why?
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What do you think about RusPod?
If you have a free minute, please take a look at our sample lesson:
http://ruspod.com/lessons/beginner/1/
. Every episode consists of a short dialog in Russian, a 15-minute podcast in English (in which two hosts translate the dialog and help you learn new vocabulary and grammar, and also talk about Russian realities), then detailed lesson review and tests. What do you like about it? What would you change? What don't you like? Why?
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Can we contact you later in case we need some clarifications?
If yes, please write down your email address. If not, leave empty. Thanks for your help in any case!
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