Purchase a CD of Russian language to listen to in your car or while on the go. You can rip the CD to your computer to put on your mp3 player, iPod or phone and listen whenever you have time. These CDs often include words you repeat and cover a wide range of difficulty levels. These CDs can be purchased online or at electronic or book stores.
Download free podcasts through the iTunes store or Russian language websites. Right click on the file to download directly from the website or visit the iTunes store. Search for "learn Russian," and peruse the options. Click "Download" to add the file to your computer. You can then listen to these files through your computer or add them to your iPod or mp3 player.
Hire a tutor in London to teach you Russian. Reach out to a group such as the Russian Community Association to find someone fluent in Russian who will teach you for free or by the hour.
Take a class at a location such as the Russian Language Centre or Araine Language School in London. These schools teach Russian on different levels throughout the year.
Translate a book or read the London Courier (London's Russian newspaper). This task is not easy, but you can translate basic phrases with a Russian-English dictionary. Reading and translating is an option for the most ambitious.
