fun exercises/games to practice conversational Russian?

[Michael Furman]

Hello Baktygul,
I've found that tongue twisters coupled with a discussion of what words are
hard and why (in the target language of course) can make for a fun
diversion! It won't last for the whole hour, but it will get em going and
help them to 'loosen' their tongues a little!!
   Best,
      Michael


2013/2/6 Baktygul Aliev <baktygul_aliev at yahoo.com>

> Hello,
>
> Can anyone recommend fun exercises/games to practice conversational
> Russian in the context of free non-mandatory meetings lasting up to an
> hour, once per week? The group of students is different every time but
> tends to be in the upper intermediate/advanced range with one or two
> beginners.
>
> I've just started helping with this activity recently and so far we've
> used pictures of people, objects, etc. I wonder if there are some tested
> and tried approaches that you may share.
>
> Thank you.
> Baktygul
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Michael Furman
PhD Student Slavic Linguistics
The Ohio State University

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