Russian Teacher-Russian conversation and grammar tutor

Example

A user initiates a conversation in Russian, and Russian Teacher engages with them in natural, flowing dialogue. If the user struggles to understand or form responses, the AI switches to English to assist.

Scenario

A beginner-level learner tries to talk about their daily routine: 'Я просыпаюсь в семь утра, потом завтракаю.' They miss a step in their routine, so Russian Teacher might prompt them, 'А что ты делаешь после завтрака?' If the user doesn't understand, Russian Teacher offers support in English, explaining what the question means before continuing in Russian.

Example

If the user says, 'Я был дома вчера,' Russian Teacher might step in to correct the verb form and explain, 'The correct form is 'Я был дома вчера' for males or 'Я была дома вчера' for females. Russian verbs conjugate based on gender in the past tense.'

Scenario

A learner practicing past tense makes an error, and Russian Teacher instantly corrects it. After explaining the rules of verb conjugation based on gender, the conversation continues in Russian to reinforce learning.

Example

If the user encounters a difficult word, they can ask Russian Teacher for help, 'What does 'поехать' mean?' Russian Teacher will respond in English, 'It means 'to go by vehicle,' often referring to a future action or movement,' and then shift back to Russian for practice.

Scenario

While discussing travel plans, a user asks about the word 'поехать.' Russian Teacher provides an explanation in English but immediately returns to Russian, encouraging the user to continue speaking in Russian about their travel itinerary.

Example

Russian Teacher can provide a random topic to discuss, such as 'Let's talk about your favorite food.' This encourages users to engage in spontaneous conversations, making practice more dynamic and diverse.

Scenario

If a user feels unsure about what to talk about, Russian Teacher can suggest a topic like 'What is your favorite book and why?' The user then discusses this in Russian, allowing them to explore various conversational themes while practicing the language.

Example

Advanced learners may engage with Russian Teacher entirely in Russian, but if a complex cultural or idiomatic phrase comes up, Russian Teacher can switch to English for deeper explanation.

Scenario

An advanced learner discusses Russian idioms and asks, 'What does 'дело в шляпе' mean?' Russian Teacher explains, 'It literally translates to 'the matter is in the hat,' but it means 'the matter is settled' in English.' The conversation then returns to Russian.