/ru/
Menu
Check pricing
Online test
Request info
Menu
Online test
Locations
Learn Russian in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Campus
About St. Petersburg
Accommodation in St. Petersburg
Learn Russian in Moscow
Moscow Campus
About Moscow
Accommodation in Moscow
Learn Russian in Riga
Riga Campus
About Riga
Accommodation Riga
Learn Russian in Irkutsk
Irkutsk Campus
About Irkutsk
Accommodation Irkutsk
Russian courses
Our teaching method
Full-time courses
Russian for Expats
Live Online Courses
TRKI Russian exam and preparation course
Erasmus+ Programmes
Test your Russian online
Russian textbook
Internships
Work experience in Russia
Internships at Liden & Denz
Blog
About us
Who are we?
Become a Liden & Denz agent
Work for Liden & Denz
Support
Procedure & Terms
Visa Information
FAQ
Downloads
Locations
Learn Russian in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Campus
About St. Petersburg
Accommodation in St. Petersburg
Learn Russian in Moscow
Moscow Campus
About Moscow
Accommodation in Moscow
Learn Russian in Riga
Riga Campus
About Riga
Accommodation Riga
Learn Russian in Irkutsk
Irkutsk Campus
About Irkutsk
Accommodation Irkutsk
Russian courses
Our teaching method
Full-time courses
Russian for Expats
Live Online Courses
TRKI Russian exam and preparation course
Erasmus+ Programmes
Test your Russian online
Russian textbook
Internships
Work experience in Russia
Internships at Liden & Denz
Blog
About us
Who are we?
Become a Liden & Denz agent
Work for Liden & Denz
Support
Procedure & Terms
Visa Information
FAQ
Downloads
One verb, many nuances
Search
Discover St. Petersburg
Discover Russia
Learning Russian
Discover Moscow
Discover Riga
Liden & Denz Student Interviews
News
Internships - most read
This Day in History
Russian culture
Russian Celebrations (праздники)
Uncategorised
Riga - most read
Press clips
Video Blog
Most Read
St. Petersburg - most read
Russian online
Moscow - most read
Small Dictionary of...
01 Dec 2020
Olivia Wright
284
Language Learning
,
Learning Russian
,
Prefixes
,
Russian language
,
Russian verbs
One verb, many nuances
Слушать means ‘to listen’ and is always followed by the accusative case. Слушаю музыку. I’m listening to music. Он слушает друга. He’s listening to his friend talking. Ты ...
