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      <title>Russian study habits (180 hours)</title>
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          At the time of writing, I have put ~180 hours into learning Russian while largely following the Refold method. I am nowhere near my goal of fluency yet, but I can generally follow podcasts (with transcripts) targeting A2 learners at around level 4 comprehension.
I have had a tough time finding immersion resources for my level, so I thought that I would write down what I&amp;rsquo;ve been using. First, I will level-set on terminology with the tools I&amp;rsquo;ve been using, then I will share a (roughly) chronological list of resources I&amp;rsquo;ve used while immersing.
          
        
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