Language courses in Frankfurt

Russian courses in Frankfurt

Learn Russian in Frankfurt with a clear structure and personal support. The course covers script, pronunciation, grammar and active speaking.

Russischkurs bei ForumLingua in Frankfurt

Native-speaking teachers

Small groups (3-8 participants)

Cyrillic script

Conversation and grammar

Levels

Russian A1 to C2

All levels follow the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

A1 - A2

Script, pronunciation and first everyday conversations

B1 - B2

More confident speaking, reading and listening

C1 - C2

Advanced Russian and individual goals

Already have some knowledge? The free Russian placement test gives you an initial A1-C1 assessment before choosing a course.

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Course dates

Current planning for Russian

Group courses start after placement and depending on group size. Levels not listed are planned as small groups or private lessons.

Next start dates

New group dates are being planned

For Russian, start date and level are currently coordinated according to demand. The times shown on the right are planning examples, not confirmed start dates. Private lessons can start at any time.

Possible weekly time slots

Planning examples, not confirmed start dates

A1

Monday | 19:00-20:30

1x per week

A2

Tuesday | 18:00-19:30

1x per week

B1

Wednesday | 18:30-20:00

1x per week

B2

Friday | 19:00-20:30

1x per week

C1

Thursday | 19:00-20:30

1x per week

C2

Friday | 17:30-19:00

1x per week

Learn Russian with structure

Russian: from the Cyrillic alphabet to conversation

The Cyrillic alphabet is a visible first step, but not the only distinctive feature of Russian. Stress, cases, verb aspect and flexible word order become easier to understand when they are developed through recurring everyday situations rather than in isolation.

Connect script and pronunciation

Many Cyrillic letters can be learned quickly, but some look familiar and sound different. Because word stress affects pronunciation and is usually not marked, new words should always be heard, spoken and read together.

Review levels A1-C2

Use grammar as a tool

Cases and verb forms show who does what and how an action unfolds. Instead of relying on tables alone, learners use the forms in dialogues about introductions, family, directions, shopping and travel.

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Separate active and passive knowledge

People who know Russian from family life may understand a great deal but feel unsure when speaking or writing. Placement should therefore consider listening, speaking, reading and writing separately.

Discuss your course goal

The right starting point depends not only on familiar words, but on what you can already understand and express independently in Russian.

Questions about Russian courses?

Call us or send a message. We will help you find the right level and course format.