This is the second installment of my new weekly feature, based on non-English speakers reading in their native language. You can hear native pronunciation, while reading along, and hopefully it will help you to improve your comprehension.
Today's contribution comes from Natasha, a native Russian speaker who is working hard to improve her English.
She reads to us from one of Russia's most celebrated literary works, Yevgeniy Onegin by Alexander Pushkin.
Natasha - Yevgeniy Onegin
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