Parts of the Hand in Russian — with Nick
Vocabulary you can point to: learn your рука from your палец.
Meet Nick
@learnrussianwithnick teaches what he calls Fun Russian — short RU-EN dialogues, stories and songs — and the numbers hint at how well it lands: over 140K likes across the account. This lesson is vocabulary at its most practical: the parts of the hand, words you can literally point to while you learn them.
That's the quiet strength of Nick's format. Dialogues, stories and songs are how children learn their first language, and Nick applies the same instinct to Russian: enjoy first, improve as a side effect.
Nick, if you're reading this: we'd love to have you join ImChatty as one of our early tutors. Your short dialogues are already halfway to a conversation — live 1:1 practice on ImChatty is where your viewers get to finish them, with a teacher who makes Russian feel fun instead of forbidding. You're growing your audience one lesson at a time, and joining early means growing with us: priority placement, a real say in how the platform develops, and first pick of session slots as we grow.
- Fun Russian through dialogues, stories and songs
- Practical vocabulary you can point to
- 140K+ likes across his short lessons
What languages can I practice on ImChatty?
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Text chat gives learners time to think, reread, and respond without the pressure of live speaking. It is a practical way to build comfort before moving into faster or more spontaneous conversation.
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