Free Russian Resources at Cornell University

[David J. Galloway]

The following is posted for Slava Paperno at Cornell University; if you
have requests regarding this post, please direct them to him at
sp27 at cornell.edu (address also appears below).

>THE FOLLOWING IS AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW FREE RESOURCES FOR RUSSIAN STUDENTS
>AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY'S WEB SITE
>
>
>The Russian Dictionary Tree: A 12,000-entry learner's dictionary of
>Russian, with all inflected forms for each word, thousands of examples, and
>exhaustive grammatical information:
>
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/rdt/index.htm
>
>Beginning Russian Through Film: Hundreds of episodes from Russian films,
>with transcripts, glosses, and linguistic and cultural comments (requires
>at least a cable modem connection):
>
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/brtf/index.htm
>
>Beginning Russian Grammar: A complete online grammar for first-year
>Russian  students; adapted from Slavica Publisher's venerable textbook by
>Leed, Nakhimovsky, and Nakhimovsky:
>
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/grammar/index.htm
>
>Lora's Dialogs: 600 short conversations with audio recordings and (Part 2
>only for now) linked glosses and grammatical explanations:
>
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/loras_dialogs/index.htm
>
>Mednyj Vsadnik: a Real Audio recording of the poem, with links to annotated
>text and historical information:
>
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/horseman/index.htm
>
>Thank you!
>
>
>Slava Paperno
>Director of The Russian Language Program
>Department of Russian Literature
>Morrill Hall
>Cornell University
>Ithaca, NY 14853-4701
>tel. 607/277-3981, fax. 607/273-4316
>sp27 at cornell.edu
>http://russian.dmll.cornell.edu/

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