


If you are interested in what this deck contains, I'll speak a bit about how I collected my words. I hope you guys like it and please point out any mistakes that may have been made. I found this reddit community to really keep me motivated with the good insight into the language, random pictures of russian (like a mcdonalds receipt), ideas on where to look on the web for help, etc.

I put a lot of time and effort into it over the summer and would love to share it with you guys. As a result, I started to keep my own deck. I stopped using them way before finishing them because of how unsatisfied I was with them. For almost two months, I worked off the two seemingly best decks that were shared - one frequency list and another containing half the vocab in the penguin book. When I decided to finally study Russian back in May, I found the lack of shared Russian decks (for beginners) really shocking.
