Thread: Russian Word-A-Day Desk Calendar?

Hi, I am in search of a Russian word or phrase-a-day desk calendar, and all I seem to find on Google are French, German, Spanish and Yiddish. Any one have any leads?

Thanks in advance!

Слово тридцатого июни - посещение (visit)

во время посещения Южной Америки - On a visit to South America.

Originally Posted by basurero

Слово тридцатого июня - посещение (visit)

во время посещения Южной Америки - On a visit to South America.

Which ones have you found for other languages? Any examples of what you are looking for?

Examples, sure, there's always word-a-day calendars in bookstores for Spanish, French, Italian, often German. I have one now for Yiddish. It just shows a word or phrase on each day, explains its meaning and uses it in a sentence. You can get them for English as well, but then they're called "Improve Your Vocabulary."

Any help would be appreciated!

It's like Master Russian's Word-a-day section, except it's on a tear-off calendar page and it actually has a new word every day -- unlike Master Russian's Word-a-day section. :P

Originally Posted by Бармалей

It's like Master Russian's Word-a-day section, except it's on a tear-off calendar page and it actually has a new word every day -- unlike Master Russian's Word-a-day section. :P

It's time to update our word-a-day section. Expect it soon

Originally Posted by MasterAdmin

It's time to update our word-a-day section. Expect it soon

Wow. Talk about good customer service! You couldn't possibly be Russian...