Lados: Russian Flash Cards for Beginners, Russian for Adults and Kids, 500 Most Used RussianWords

I almost didn’t purchase these cards because of some reviews saying there were some errors in them, but I’m glad I ordered them anyway! They are very good quality. I wanted to let people know that the cards have been updated it seems. The ones I got are the corrected version. I didn’t see any errors when going through them. I am very happy with them!

The cards show Russian spelling, English spelling, pronunciation in English, and a picture of the subject. Words are some very common words. Is there an advanced set? It will take me a while to master these anyway.

You get a nice amount of cards to study . Boxed and handy to take anywhere.

I can't give more than three stars. I didn't look too far into it, but I didn't see other reviews that mention this. My fiancé is a native Russian speaker and I bought the cards to help me with the language for her. She knows my language, and I want to know hers. The pronunciation on the cards is not at all correct, absolutely wrong. Luckily, she is helping to correct it with me so I know the correct way to say them, which is half of the challenge with the Russian. Outside of that, the cards are very good with the pictures and words. Spelling is correct. If you want proper pronunciation though, be sure to change them. Rewriting on the card is a good way to drill it in I found.

What a great set of flashcards! they are broken up phonetically so they are easy to pronounce with vibrant pictures to help with word association. Love them

It's simply amazing how producers could match the words with such strange and sometimes absurd pictures. I see merit only in the size of the cards and in good thick paper.

Super high quality cards, very sturdy, clear photos. Would buy again.

I like these cards but there are a couple of duplicates and the card for shoe is incorrect. It says ботинки (Toof-lee). From what I can tell the Russian word for shoes is туфли pronounced (Toof-lee) and ботинк is the Russian word for boot pronounced (Botinok). I only knew it was wrong because the pronunciation didn’t match the Cyrillic letters. Boots and shoes might be used interchangeably in Russia I'm really not sure because I still have a lot to learn. I don’t know if any others are incorrect.On a completely different note I wish the cards had English on one side and Russian on the other so they could be used more like flash cards.