Russian alphabet for English-speakers

Every year Russia is visited by more than 2 000 000 people and that quantity increases each year. But russian cities are still not adapted for foreigners. Names of streets, metro stations aren't translated. That was the reason to teach English-speakers russian alphabet. made by Vasilisa Kamenskaya and Alexander Lukyanov voice Tatiana Kulikova music "Speedometer - Orisha"

Russian alphabet for English-speakers. from Vasilisa_Kamenskaya on Vimeo.

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