Russian is Fine

Marina Koroleva is a journalist, philologist, candidate of philological sciences, professor at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, a recognized expert on modern speech norms. Readers, listeners, and viewers know her from the programs "Speaking Russian" and "How... to Speak Correctly" on the radio station "Echo of Moscow", her weekly author columns in the "Russian Gazette", and expert interviews on the "Carousel" and "Culture" TV channels. She is the author of bestselling books, including "Speaking Purely in Russian: Speaking and Writing Correctly".
She is actively working on social media. She created the podcast "Speaking Purely in Russian with Marina Koroleva".
The book "Russian is Fine" provides practical recommendations for anyone who wants to speak well and write correctly. It discusses the most interesting, difficult, and controversial aspects of the modern Russian language, as well as the most common mistakes: anfas or v anfas, afera or afyora, banknot or banknota… You will learn how certain words are pronounced correctly, where to place the stress, and what various expressions, words, and terms mean.
Being overloaded with information, we are always looking for quick answers. That is why the book is structured in the form of cards (after all, it's so easy to remember "visually"), each having a brief accompanying text.