Learn Russian Through Stories | The Lord Of The Rings TPRS (Vocabulary + PDF + Audio)

Привет! Today's Russian story is about... ta-da! the lord of the rings by J. R. R. Tolkien! It's a simple story for pre-intermediate+ learners.

This lesson has Russian and English subtitles, audio version and PDF text.

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Full PDF transcript is here:

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Credits:
Video source:
One Ring (The Lord of the Rings) by Atwertka
Music:
The Lord Of The Rings - May it Be Classical Guitar by Harry Murrell

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[RealRussianClub]

omg it’s amazing XD epic beginning when you appear in that robe :D

[magnuskonig]

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[deenidris]

Макс, Вы просто гении 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏾 You made believe that I can make it and speak Russian, after many years of frustration! Thank you, Max 🙋🏾‍♂️

[robertshillenn]

Отличный урок! У вас огромная сила воображения. Вы выступаете очень выразительно и предполагаю, что даже учащиеся, которые ещё мало знают русский язык, будут всё понимать даже без перевода.

[inaciodearaujo]

I know this is a pretty old video, but I must thank you for your content. It has been one of the most helpful sources of russian out there, and I owe you a lot in that regard. So, thank you lots! Спс большое!

[sapphirelewis]

This is the most badass language video ever! 🗡🏵

[johnmartin]

Outstanding! I've set myself a goal of reading LOTR in Russian by Christmas 2018. This video definitely motivates me even more. Great idea to tell the story as you did AND to ask questions/answer them afterwards! 2 thumbs up!!

[Wekon]

This is absolutely genius. I've already listened to it like 5 times and more I listen to it more I understand. And I haven't visited not one lesson of Russian language (except of those on duolingo). Yes, I admit I am Czech (west slavic language group), but anyhow, good job, sir!

[Alfy]

You have created a very imaginative way to help us learn russian. Congratulations and thanks !!!

[kicsipunk]

Спасибо Макс! Твои креативные видео мне помогают много! Желаю тебе здоровье и счастье из Венгрии!

[sandromartelli]

I need to laugh about so much theater, but have to confess that it is really effective, since you match the words with the mimics and the entire theater.

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[fanoflanguages]

Интересная история с большим количеством нового словарный запас. Как всегда, спасибо Макс.

[lakokaracha]

Man, I feel like a small kid enjoying cartoons, one after another 😀
Keep up with the great energy, your videos are madness!
Great thanks and well done 🤟

[wherezthebeef]

Wow!! Я люблю Толкиэн! Властелин Колец, по моему, лучшая книга из всех написанных. Спасибо рассказчик Макс.

[sashaz]

Спасибо что обучаете иностранцев великому и могучему в такой эпической манере :)

[andreinademaio]

макс, ты просто супер <3 я только нашла твой канал и ничего не могу делать, кроме просмотра твои ролики. спасибо огромное за помощь

[InGratiaDei]

Great work, Max. These are excellent videos that I recommend to others who are studying Russian.

[ceresludovic]

What a great channel.
You are overskill to teach russia.

This is really impressive to see the way how you speak.
You speak in a surch way that the brain can absorbe a maximum infornations.

5 stars for you man.

[diegocbugs]

This was really an amazing video. Good audios, interpretation, soundtrack, image, didatics, subtitles and so on. For people who love LOTR, like me, that is nice to learn related vocabulary.