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21.05.2026
Lesson 72. When something is allowed or prohibited
Understanding what’s acceptable – and what isn’t – is key when discovering a new culture. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to navigate modern Russian life using just two powerful words: "allowed" and "prohibited".
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