25 Intermediate Russian phrases that you won´t find in Russian textbooks
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- In this video, you´ll learn 25 intermediate Russian phrases that you probably won´t find in any Russian textbook.
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You´re about to learn 25 intermediate Russian phrases that you probably won´t find in any Russian textbook but I can guarantee that you´ll hear these phrases a lot when you talk to your Russian-speaking friends or watch Russian movies. I will show you examples of how to use these phrases in a sentence and repeat each sentence twice so that you can clearly hear how to ponounce them. But watching this video is not enough, you need to put these Russian phrases into practice so get ready to type. I invite you to write your own sentences with these phrases in the comments below.
These 25 intermediate Russian phrases are very common but are not normally covered in Russian textbooks. If you use these phrases in a conversation in Russian, your friends will be blown away by how advanced your level of Russian is. If you enjoyed this video, give it a like, and I´ll see you in the next video.
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25 Intermediate Russian phrases that you won´t find in Russian textbooks
Excellent as always. Thanks.
Though I must admit I didn't even know half of those expressions in English :)
Yeah, I had trouble translating these into polish, although deepl (online translator) helped a bit.
Fabulous! Very useful, love your channel, thank so much!
Thanks for watching, Sean!
Больше спасибо!
The English is very British. Americans would not understand some of the English expressions. It is raining heavily here in the U.S.A. It is a great day for studying Russian, skype calls to English language learners in Russia and Facebook. Have a great weekend. Brian Woodworth, Kingston, New Hampshire U.S.A.
As a 30 something American, I don't agree with your assessment.
@@meb3153 LOL, I speak English as a second language and I can understand no problem and I am far from being the only non-native able to do that. The guy is either too sheltered or he's just trolling
You need to improve your English.
Спасибо. Урок был огонь
Спасибо! 😃🔥
Kristina - I had to look up some of the ENGLISH expressions! Huh? What? Thanks again for the great content.
Bella spasiba
Thanks very much, certainly not easy phrases
These are definitely intermediate / advanced phrases!
@@BoostYourRussian Ok good to know
Nice video Kristina. I was wondering could You make a video learning russian with the movie "Meet Joe Black? Have You seen that movie? Greettings.
Thanks for the idea! I´ve seen that movie several times
Another great video. Though I must admit, I didn't know many of those English idioms which must be British ones I guess
One question. The expression уйти из жизни means the same as двинуть коня, doesn't it??
Yes, they mean the same - to die. Уйти из жизни is a very formal phrase that is commonly used in official speeches and eulogies. Двинуть коня means the same but it´s a slang
@@BoostYourRussian thank u!!
You need to improve your English, work harder.
The English translation of many of these were unfamiliar to me. It seems a lot of these sayings are more common in Britain (I'm in Colorado, USA.) So I'm learning double.
Great , but lots of them I even don't know what they mean in English !
There are several British idioms used in the lesson, probably that´s why you don´t know them
@@BoostYourRussian That explains a lot, well now I'm learning British idioms too!
Kristina, I haven't received the access instructions e-mail for the Russian with Movies (Брат) I enrolled in.
E-mails to your address have been returned.
What is the status?
Hi Louis, I just sent you an email!
@@BoostYourRussian Yes, thanks, all is well now.
Мне надо приложить большее усилий, если хочу увеличить свой уровень русского языка 🧐
Давненько не виделись, Kristina! Я благодарит судьбу за каждый раз, когда вы публкуете видео. Don't насмехаться над мнея. Я должен приложить больше усилий если хочу improve :-) I know getting my sentences to be grammatically correct - исушай судьбу, и не легче лёгкого, но попытка не пытка. It will be a long time before мнея руссий наиотлйчно. Как такиполучйлось, русский язык is so complicated?! I just hope I don't слетел с катушек, trying to get all the phrases in. I just get very mixed up with all the всякой всячиной in Russian grammar! Ладно, хватит мнея говорит без умолку о мой плохой русский язык, прежде чем я уйду из online жизни, пора закругляться! Дело в шляпе! Простите, что отвлекаю, но не без разницы if you make corrections ... Спасибо, что меня начеку when learning Russian! Держать в курсе your next video!
Сколько разговорных фраз вместе! Написание таких текстов - это отличный способ запомнить новые фразы :)
Запоминать все эти предложение действительно не Легче лёгкого, но если мы хотим свободно говорить по-русски, попытка не пытка.
Это точно!
Excessive use of idioms makes things harder to understand, not easier. Feels more like you're showing off instead of helping people to understand. For example, instead of saying "take the mickey", you could sat "make fun of" or even "tease". As a native speaker, I've never heard the phrase "he popped his clogs" before.
Thank you for this great video. However, it would be great if you could translate the Russian phrases literally as well. Most of the idioms you used are not common in the US.
Thanks, noted!
What?? Most Americans use 95% of the phrases in this video every single day. Only four phrases were British expressions but a native English speaker in America should absolutely know the rest.
You need to improve your English.
It would have been better to explain idioms in plain English descriptively.
Yes, just meaning.idioms can't coincide with 100%
4:29 and 4.38 "дело в шляпе!" = "Bob's your uncle!" Really?
better audio please -
The sad thing is, I understand the Russian in these examples better than the English. 😞
How is it a sad thing?
Мне нет оказались легче легкого эти phrases😂
Да, это не самые лёгкие фразы хаха
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I'm a native speaker of American English.
1:40 I have no idea what you mean by "popped his clogs".
3:00 I have no idea what you mean by "take the mickey out of smb".
4:08 I have no idea what you mean by "be on about smth".
4:29 I have no idea what you mean by "Bob's your uncle".
6:34 I have no idea what you mean by "That's lit".
Looks like you have some research work to do. To see how other English speakers talk.
"That's lit" is used mostly by younger people as far as I know.
I agree, I used too many British expressions in this lesson. However, it takes just a few seconds to Google their American equivalents
We use a different construction in America to say 4:08. That's lit is a new trendy phrase from the last few years and is mostly associated with the youth. The other expressions you mention are informal British expression but other than that every other phrase and expression is used in America every single day.
😂
After this video I want to marry you! Absolutely!
Спасибо большое за всё!