35 Useful Russian Phrases to Talk about Feeling Sick / Russian Vocabulary Lesson
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2020
- If you want to learn some useful Russian vocabulary, watch this video that covers 35 useful Russian phrases used to talk about feeling sick. ➡️ Download 500 conversational Russian sentences (PDF + MP3) here: boostyourrussianbooks.com
WATCH NEXT:
○ 30 common Russian phrases to express your opinion: • Video
○ 100 easy Russian phrases: • Slow and Easy Russian ...
○ 75 survival Russian phrases for tourists: • Learn Russian for Tour...
FREE RESOURCES:
○ Texts in slow Russian: textsinslowrussian.com/free-t...
○ [TRAINING] How to conjugate Russian verbs - www.russianverbdrills.com/tra...
○ Pronunciation cheatsheet: www.clearrussian.com/cheat-sh...
○ 1500 most common Russian words: www.boostyourrussian.com/word...
○ Elementary Russian reader: www.boostyourrussian.com/elem...
○ Boost Your Russian website: www.boostyourrussian.com/
---------------------------------------------------------------------
❤️ SUPPORT MY CHANNEL:
✅ PAYPAL: www.paypal.com/paypalme/boost...
✅ USDC / USDT: 0xd6cc11862b8b9Ad4F3047382B481535556fbA736
(BEP20, ARBITRUM, POLYGON)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
MY SECOND TH-cam CHANNEL FOR BEGINNERS (RUSSIAN LEVEL 1) - / @russianlevel1
ABOUT
In this video, we’ll be learning 35 useful Russian phrases to talk about feeling sick. Hopefully, you will not have to use these phrases in Russian often but you definitely need to know them in case of emergency. Let’s dive right into this vocabulary lesson.
TITLE
35 Useful Russian Phrases to Talk about Feeling Sick / Russian Vocabulary Lesson
Hey your channel looks very cool! I will watch all your videos, thanks for your work!
Hey, thanks!
Best Russian learning videos on the internet!
Thank you, Joseph, I appreciate your kind words!
Спасибо большое Кристина! You’re the best ❤️💙👍🏾
Thank you! :)
Спасибо большое ! интересный урок !
Спасибо, рада помочь!
Огромное спасибо!
Из Индии 😍😍😍
Рада помочь :)
Спасибо из Египта :)
Не за что :)
@@BoostYourRussian :)
Super 👍!
Спасибо, Хуан!
thank you for the today lesson
Thanks for watching!
Привет Kristina!
I liked your new video . It was practical and useful.
Пока,пока!
Glad you liked it!
Superb!! All your sentences are so useful but I would appreciate if you can examples of how to use in she, he, they etc also instead of just I. Thanks.
Noted, thanks!
Спасибо! Эти фразы очень полезные! Любитель русского языка из Китая.
Рада помочь!
очень полезно
Рада слышать!
VERY HELPFUL,
I NEED TO UNDERSTAND HOW LETTER O CAN BE CHANGED AS ,,A OR O IN CERTAIN SENTENCES ,
WE KNOW WHEN LETTER O IS STRESSED WE SOUND IT AS - O OR A,
ANY TRICKS TO OVERCOME THIS :))
Yes, I have a cheat sheet that explains this www.clearrussian.com/cheat-sheet-yt/
Thank you, Kristina. Is the translation "I have a touch of flu" correct for У меня начинается грипп? A touch of flu means mild flu.
I think it is. Literally "у меня начинается грипп" means "I'm beginning to have flu". What's the most accurate way to say this in English? I'm coming down with the flu? Is it very different from "I have a touch of flu"?
So probably "I'm coming down with flu" is a better translation. That would mean that it things are just starting and you don't really know how they will develop. "A touch of flu" just means "mild symptoms" without any indication of how long it has lasted. On the other hand, if you had bad flu but are feeling much better now, you wouldn't say you have a "touch of flu". But the main thing is do not get flu or anything similar.
Hi, everyone! Whoever of you that know a Russian group created through WhatsApp, let me know, please. So we keep practicing together. Greetings from Dominican Republic.