Thread: Workbooks?

Does anyone know of any good Russian Workbooks? I'm looking for the kind that usually accompany textbooks sans the textbook part. I don't know if anyone else here uses them but I personally find them help ful for me to learn, but the ones I have been able to find require a textbook.


(Also does anyone know where I can find the names of the Cyrillic letters. Not how they're pronounced but what they are called i.e.: B=bee C=see etc.)

Originally Posted by ErykVanMunster

(Also does anyone know where I can find the names of the Cyrillic letters. Not how they're pronounced but what they are called i.e.: B=bee C=see etc.)

Well...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_alphabet

"Old" names in the table are really old, you don't have to learn them.

Originally Posted by ErykVanMunster

Does anyone know of any good Russian Workbooks? I'm looking for the kind that usually accompany textbooks sans the textbook part. I don't know if anyone else here uses them but I personally find them help ful for me to learn, but the ones I have been able to find require a textbook.


(Also does anyone know where I can find the names of the Cyrillic letters. Not how they're pronounced but what they are called i.e.: B=bee C=see etc.)

The first link lesson here teaches the alphabet WITH sounds!
http://www.russianforeveryone.com/

Golosa workbook has a lot of exercises but it is partnered with a textbook. Not sure if you will be able to figure out what to do in the workbook without the textbook but thought I'd put it out there, just the same. I got mine off of Amazon.