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Hello! It's great to hear about your dedication to language learning. Here's a study plan for your French and Russian studies, considering you have 10 hours per week to dedicate to both languages:

### French (A1 - Beginner)
Total Time: 5 hours per week

#### Monday & Wednesday (2 hours each day)
- Vocabulary & Phrases (30 minutes): Focus on thematic vocabulary lists (e.g., food, family, travel).
- Grammar (30 minutes): Study basic French grammar rules using online resources or textbooks.
- Listening Practice (30 minutes): Listen to beginner-level French podcasts or songs.
- Speaking Practice (30 minutes): Use language exchange apps to practice speaking with native speakers.

#### Friday (1 hour)
- Review & Practice (1 hour): Revise what you've learned during the week and practice with exercises.

### Russian (A2 - Almost B1)
Total Time: 5 hours per week

#### Tuesday & Thursday (2 hours each day)
- Vocabulary & Phrases (30 minutes): Expand your vocabulary with intermediate-level words and phrases.
- Grammar (30 minutes): Dive into more complex grammar topics appropriate for your level.
- Listening Practice (30 minutes): Listen to Russian radio, watch movies, or find YouTube channels in Russian.
- Speaking Practice (30 minutes): Engage in conversations with native speakers or through language exchange platforms.

#### Saturday (1 hour)
- Review & Practice (1 hour): Go over the material learned during the week and complete exercises to reinforce your knowledge.

Remember to keep your study sessions interactive and enjoyable. Use a variety of resources like apps, books, videos, and language exchange partners to keep things fresh. Good luck with your language learning journey! 📚🌍