LEARN RUSSIAN: 100 Basic Russian Phrases for Beginners (part 10)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2022
- In this video, you will learn 100 basic Russian phrases for beginners.
➡️ GET THE TRANSCRIPT IN PDF: russianlevel1.com/p/2-23/ ****** The file includes all the phrases in Russian from the video, their English translations, and transliteration in Latin characters.
Russian is one of the most popular languages in the world, and it's also a beautiful language. But learning Russian is not always easy - there are so many words that sound similar to each other! That's why we made this video: It has all the most common phrases in Russian for beginners, so you could start with these and then learn some more. Every sentence has an English translation on screen so you can understand what is being said.
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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.
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Thank you for all these videos, audio files, and transcripts! I've purchased all of them and listen to them in the car. I purchased this lesson from your website a few days ago and the audio doesn't include the English translation. Was that intentional? You're a really great instructor. I would like to see some of these based on themes, like shopping, going on vacation, etc. Thanks for everything!
Oh, thanks for letting me know! I attached the wrong audio file. I'm re-uploading it now, try to download it again later today. If it doesn't update in your purchase, shoot me an email at hello@boostyourrussian.com and I'll send you the right file that includes the English translation. Sorry for the inconvenience!
@@RussianLevel1 это нормально... без проблем. Я не был уверен, изменился ли формат. Я скачал его снова, и это прекрасно. Огромное спасибо! Я пошлю вам отдельное электронное письмо, чтобы задать несколько вопросов, если вы не возражаете.
I'm sure by now you are fleunt in the russian language
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Your video is excellent 👍
Thank you!
Thanks very useful 🙂 🙋♀️🇬🇷🙏
You’re welcome 😊
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I'm an English learner and find your videos useful for me too. However, I have a question. Why all questions in the video doesn't look like questions? I mean words order and auxiliary verb
In the Russian language, in questions, the word order is the same as in statements, and we don´t have auxiliary verbs. The only thing that changes in the intonation
@@RussianLevel1 yeah, right. But I mean phrases in English in the video. I know it's possible, but like informal thing or something :)
@@OZmicer I´m not sure what you mean. Those sentences that are supposed to be questions have question marks at the end.
@@RussianLevel1 OMG what a fool I am! I have no question anymore. Thank you anyway! 😅
at 18:57 it seems to translate as 'you work a lot' ... it also seems 'Ты работаешь С усилием' could be better... your expertise please?
We don´t say "ты работаешь с усилием", it sounds strange. Both "you work hard" and "you work a lot" translate as "ты много работаешь". Probably the most literal way of saying "you work hard is" "ты прилагаешь много усилий" but the meaning slightly changes
@@RussianLevel1 Thank you, I knew there was another way to think it
Спасибо за видео. " They are rich" shouldn't be spelled as "они богатые"?
Yes, sounds correct. What does the slide say?
@@RussianLevel1 it says богаты
Ah, it´s also correct. "Богаты" is a short form of "богатые". Read more here about long and short forms of adjectives in Russian masterrussian.com/aa041601a.shtml
@@RussianLevel1 okay! Спасибо большое!
2:51 Мне не везёт. Ха ха ха...
I'm confused. On "What about Me" I thought 'me' was mnya and 'I' was Ya.
Yes, you're right. It's one of those phrases that you just need to remember because the grammar is irregular
уровень B1, если возможно!
На этом канале будут только видео для начинающих
This one seems to have some anger behind it. lol
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