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Today, we´ll read an article about a postcard written by a crew member of Titanic just weeks before it sank. Now the postcard is up for auction and could fetch $15,000. First, I´ll read the text to you in slow Russian so that you can clearly hear every word. You´ll also see an English translation of difficult parts. Then I´ll read the same article again at normal speed so that you can practice your listening skills.
This article is brought to you by my course News in Slow Russian that includes around 500 articles like that. If you want to improve your Russian through reading and listening and learn to understand native Russian speakers no matter how fast they speak, News in Slow Russian can help you with that. If you find this slow Russian podcast episode useful, give me a like and subscribe if you’re new here. Check my website News in Slow Russian www.newsinslowrussian.org/ to get more news articles in slow Russian.
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News in Slow Russian / Slow Russian Podcast - Postcard from Titanic

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[@Ronin_72]

The hardest part for me listening to people speaking a different language than english is the speed. Watching this I can fallow just fine for the slow parts. I think it's because I'm a native english speaker and to me english is spoken reletively slow compared to most other languages.

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[@QuizmasterLaw]

Excellent lesson for level A2/B1 good review for level B2 I just listened through it, it's good. Was the Jack in that famous movie based on a real person?

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Thanks! No, I think it´s just a coincidence that the character from the movie was also called Jack

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I wish there was an account as good as yours that translates everything into my native language... While understanding English is no problem for me, it's still hard to learn a foreign language via another foreign language. Nevertheless, I love your videos, they're very helpful!

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Can you do a learn Russian video with the Master and Margarita tv adaptation that was made in Russian? 🙂

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[@heidimac9101]

Thank you Kristina, Who Wrote the Postcard?

[@EmmaR]

Привет! Does anyone here know what CEFR level you'd need to understand most of this text? It's still a bit hard for me 🥲

[@MarcinKralka]

I am on my way to A2 level and I have understood nearly all of it (generally I just didn't know most of the highlighted words before watching it), although I know big amount of vocabulary outside my course and my native language is slavic as well (this helps a lot). That said, I wouldn't be able to speak that well, like in that example.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Between A2 and B1

[@rajayogesh4152]

Hi Kristina, You say 1000 or 1500 in normal speed russian reading??

[@SpankyHam]

Очень забавно что на английском первый рейс корабля связан с понятием девичества/девственности. Это как бал дебютанток 😃

[@BoostYourRussian]

На английском и судно же это "she", а не "it"

[@randaaa7]

Привет, can i ask from you something please? if you can read short stories in this channel, i can give you the link of the stories, if you can of course, thank you so much for your help

[@disrael2101]

English subtitles doesn't work

[@SpankyHam]

Создатели Титаника "накаркали", назвав этот трансокеанский лайнер непотопляемым кораблём. The creators of the Titanic jinxed their ship by calling this transocean liner an unsinkable ship.