3-Hour Russian Vocabulary Course: Learn 500 Russian Words for Beginners (with Pictures)

➡️ GET THE TRANSCRIPT IN PDF: russianlevel1.com/transcript-16/ ****** The file includes all the phrases from the video, their English translations, and transliteration in Latin characters.
00:00:00 Part 1 - Grocery store
00:17:09 Part 2 - Animals
00:32:54 Part 3 - Money
00:49:39 Part 4 - Parts of the body
01:05:50 Part 5 - Post office
01:24:15 Part 6 - Park
01:40:58 Part 7 - Books and Literature
01:58:49 Part 8 - Sports
02:16:17 Part 9 - Music
02:33:06 Part 10 - Winter
ABOUT
Learning Russian is not easy, that's why we created the Russian Level 1 channel. It's full of study resources created for beginner students of the Russian language. All Russian words and phrases in our lessons are translated into English and transliterated into Latin characters. They are repeated two to three times in both slow and fast Russian so that you can clearly hear the correct pronunciation. You'll be able to learn Russian with Russian Level 1 even if you're a complete beginner!
Our lessons cover useful Russian phrases for absolute beginners, most common Russian words with examples, Russian sentences used in daily life, basic Russian vocabulary with pictures, phrases you need for daily conversations in Russian, useful expressions in Russian, easy phrases that every Russian beginner must know, conversational Russian phrases, and so much more! You will also get lots of opportunities to practice your Russian speaking and listening skills with our unique lessons.

[@batgirlp5561]

Вы очень добрые ❤спасибо большое

[@RussianLevel1]

Рада помочь 😍

[@uk_steve]

You have been very busy. Thanks you. Take care.

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks for watching, Steve

[@canozbelli3068]

Very nice and helpful study. Thanksgivings 🙏 and congratulations 👏

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks for watching!

[@mramosch]

Акция: crazy that this word - actually ending on the two vowels и and я (и and й+а), which would be the equivalent of the English sounds ‘ee’ and ‘ah’ - is eventually pronounced as ‘AhKTSEh’…
Well, so much about Russian being a phonetic language my a** ;-)

[@ianlin6207]

Thank you so much for preparing this video. ❤

[@RussianLevel1]

No problem, Ian 😊

[@ianlin6207]

@@RussianLevel1 Hello Krisyina, your dedications on your lessons is top notch 👍😆. This is my own observations. We learn the language but i was wondering how to hand written those alphabets. It rare to find a video lesson on this one. What do you think ?. Thanks & Regards.

[@RussianLevel1]

here is a good tutorial th-cam.com/video/DSBIbr4-2Ec/w-d-xo.html@@ianlin6207

[@ianlin6207]

Hello Kristina, thank you for the video link . ❤🎉

[@amadeoups]

🌹🍀👍

[@jacquesmaire30]

can't you speak faster

[@RussianLevel1]

Yes, I can

[@jeffrachelburkhalter3783]

@@RussianLevel1 I appreciate the time you put into making these videos, but it's too fast for beginners, and especially when it's a computer-generated voice.