:0 but what if I am happy in that moment :,(

We shall spread Happinness in Russia then.

I don't share his sentiment lol both are pretty neutral in my opinion. Очень приятно is just easier to pronounce.

@@BeFluentinRussian Is "приятно" by itself ok? Have to keep with the stoic 'man of few words appearance' lol

@@marfa8457 No, maybe something like ага, приятно will do, if you have trouble pronouncing познакомиться . You can also say приятного if you start a meal with somebody, or see/hear a person having a meal (in a call for example) Full phrase приятного аппетита - bon appetit

KZfaq offers the option of SLOWING DOWN the videos: click on "gear" icon under video (on desktop), or the three dots on upper right if on mobile.

@@cathyrooks4872 uhm yes well of course, I know that. I was asking the teacher to slow down. For educational purposes. I can of course come back to Fedor later, when my listening ‘speed’ is faster.

You do things well because you are good at them. Yes this may be confusing for an English learner.

1. We rarely say "всего доброго", we say "всего (вам, тебе) хорошего". "Всего доброго" sounds too dramatic, because "доброго" is from "добро" which is "good" in terms of opposite to evil. "Хорошего" is from "хорошо" which is "good" in terms of "good stuff". But we say "доброй ночи" instead of "хорошей ночи", and "доброе утро" instead of "хорошее утро". But (yes it's tricky) we say "хорошего вам вечера" in terms of "have a good evening", and ”добрый вечер” in terms of "good evening". 2. The "берегите себя" is also too dramatic, it's filled with anxiety about other person's health. So "берегите себя" works when something terribly bad happened (broke a leg) or almost happened (just avoided car accident) or you imagine it could happen, and you wish person to take care of themselves extra cautiously. Word "берегите" is from "беречь", and works when you talk about something fragile or scarce. "Берегите forests from fire", "берегите bullets", "берегите your health".

Not a native speaker, so don't trust me 100% on this. Still, I think the prefix при- here adds the meaning of 'slightly' so the word приоткрыть would mean something like open the window slightly, just a little gap. (please correct me if I'm wrong)

@@ova5683 that is absolutely correct.

@@ova5683 you are absolutely right!! Excellent!

Yes you are! We will have alphabet lessons for you once you join!

Map and card are both "карта".

Survival phrases🤭

Щас is how you would hear it quite often instead of сейчас. Still both forms are perfectly fine in colloquial speech. You can also say сечас (like Fedor did).

Yes!

Still it sounds formal. If you are younger and want to keep it easy - пока-пока, до скорого, бай, всего, ну - будь.

Можно картой? Можно по карте? You may also just show a card and say: "Картой."("With card.") Or "Карта." ("Card.").

@@user-wv5hl2ro5k Большое спасибо!

Sumka is like a purse/bag not the grocery bags. Grocery bags are called paket

@@ryan6600 He confused the words "sum" and "sumka".

*3 Can I pay by card ? ("карта" means both card and map)

Спасибо большое!

4.Очень приятно basicly means "very pleasant". You may say it not only in case of introducing or when you meet someone you don't know.

10. One second! Just a second!

11. I'm on my way.

funny guy lol

👍 "На английском, пожалуйста" or "по-английски, пожалуйста"

@@vasianina О, спасибо русская девушка.

KZfaq seems to think this is Indonesian..... Lol. Meaning "come on." I'll definitely be using this to confuse people.

@@DickShooter как смешно хаха

@@DickShooter Hehe, then it might as well be Armenian. Ayo means yes, so Ayooo is Yeees!