Common English mistakes Russian speakers make
These mistakes are extremely common when translating from Russian to English. Fixing them quickly will make your English sound more natural.
- Dropping articles: 'I need book' instead of 'I need a book'
- Omitting 'to be': 'She teacher' instead of 'She is a teacher'
- Wrong prepositions due to Russian case system: 'I think on this' instead of 'I think about this'
- Literal translation of idioms: 'Not my business' to mean 'None of my concern'
Tip: Pick 3 mistakes and practice them daily for a week.
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