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Attention – Lesia Lishchuk – Cheater

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Dear Students,

the school is closed.

This message is to warn everyone who is affiliated with Lesia Lishchuk.

In October 2018 Lesia Lishshuk was fired as director of the language school. It was discovered that she was embezzling / stealing money from the company since it opened in 2016. A police report was created and she will be sued in court.

Lesia was supposed to help running the school according to Ukrainian law. The language school has a lot of students, but almost all payments that the school received from students were hidden by Lesia.

Nearly all the equipment she bought for the school, with company money or money invested by owner, she bought in her own name with delivery to school. The goal was obviously to steal as much equipment as possible if her scheme is discovered.

After Lesia was fired she convinced the landlord of the school office to change the rental contract in her name so that it is not possible to access the office anymore and the school had to pause operations.

The school might not be possible to be rescued but all legal options will be used to get her convicted for fraud and theft. If you are in business with her make sure you are not trusting her with money, get a receipt for all services and be always aware that you might be the next she is stealing from.

- The Owner -

Russian Tutorials - Beginner

Russian idioms

How to enrich your speech

Russian idioms
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Published on Monday, 05 March 2018 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Let's learn Russian online

Websites and online resources to support you learning Russian

Let's learn Russian online
Nowadays our life is very busy, chaotic and full of work. Every day we spend time with our friends and family and don't have enough time for studying. However our LAE school knows how to help you!

Published on Saturday, 30 December 2017 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Ukrainian language vs Russian language

Ukrainian language vs Russian language

Ukrainian and Russian are Slavic languages and Indo-European language family comprises both of them. If you are foreigner and going to visit Ukraine you will think about the language which better to learn in Kiev - Ukrainian vs Russian...

Published on Tuesday, 24 October 2017 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Cute Russian Language

Or how to use diminutives in Russian

Cute Russian Language
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Published on Friday, 20 October 2017 and posted in Russian - Beginner

A comparison between the cases in Russian and German languages

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Let’s have a look together and see what this word means. Even if you are not a German speaker this article is likely to have some useful insights for you...

Published on Wednesday, 11 October 2017 and posted in Russian - Beginner

How "long" is Russian?

Are you ready to pronounce the longest Russian words?

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Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters and if you recently decided to study Russian you have to be ready to read a lot of long words including a lot of consonants. When you open a book for beginners you may see many words with only one syllable (стол (table), стул (chair), пол (floor), кот (cat), зонт (umbrella)) and you will be happy of course. But everything is not so easy...

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Introduction to Colours

The seven colours of the rainbow

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Let's imagine you need to describe your clothes, your belongings or something else, and don't really know how to tell their colours in the right way. It will not happen anymore to you after you will have read this article.

Published on Tuesday, 01 November 2016 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Russian 7 Letters Rule

Even Russian speaking struggle with the 7 special letters

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We all know that we have 33 letters in the Russian alphabet. Therefore after a first excurse into the phonetic system of the Russian language there are exactly 7 special letters that make a lot of troubles for us. They are К, Г, Х, Ж, Ч, Ш, Щ.

What makes these letters so special that we need to remember them?

Published on Monday, 12 September 2016 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Double Negative

Why a Slavic smile is a sincere smile

Double Negative | Language School in Kiev | Language Arts & Education

A lot of countries abroad think that Ukrainian and Russian people do not smile a lot and look unhappy.

If you come to Ukraine first time (especially if you use public transport) you will see people with unsatisfied faces and even if you try to speak with someone don’t wait for a smile.

Published on Thursday, 01 September 2016 and posted in Russian - Beginner

Russian Intonation

See how a little bit different intonation has a big effect in meaning

Russian Intonation | Language School in Kiev | Language Arts & Education

We use intonation as a way to express our emotions and feelings. One sentence said in different intonations can express various communication goals. You will be surprised when I tell you that in Russian we have 7 intonation constructions to pronounce the same grammatically written sentence.

Published on Monday, 29 August 2016 and posted in Russian - Beginner