IndoLingua A1 Indonesian Course Book — Russian Edition (Digital eBook + Audio)

About this A1 book for Russian speakers

This is the CEFR A1 (absolute beginner) level of the IndoLingua method, written for Russian speakers. At A1 the goal is to make your very first contact with Indonesian and survive basic everyday situations. Every explanation, translation and example is given in Russian, so you never have to learn Indonesian through a third language.

What you will learn at A1

The A1 book focuses on the alphabet and pronunciation, greetings, numbers, family, ordering food and simple present-tense sentences. By the end you will be able to introduce yourself, ask simple questions and handle basic shopping and directions.

• CEFR A1 syllabus with clear, level-specific learning outcomes
• Vocabulary lists with Russian translations and pronunciation
• Grammar for the A1 level explained in Russian with example sentences
• Dialogues set in real Indonesian contexts (Bali, Jakarta, Yogyakarta)
• End-of-chapter exercises with answer keys
• Native audio recordings for every dialogue and vocabulary item

Where A1 fits in the A1–C2 path

IndoLingua's Russian collection runs from A1 (absolute beginner) to C2 (mastery). A1 is the absolute beginner stage; once you can introduce yourself, ask simple questions and handle basic shopping and directions, you are ready for the next level up.

Why learn Indonesian?

Indonesian is spoken by 270 million people and is the official language of Indonesia. FSI ranks it as Category II (around 900 hours to professional fluency for English speakers) — no verb conjugations, no noun genders, no tones, Latin alphabet.