Learn Russian Vocabulary: FIRST PHRASE For Traveling ✈️ to Russia:
✓ How to say “Excuse me, do you speak English?” in Russian + Answers to it
✓ Do you speak Spanish / French / Italian / German?
✓ Expand your vocabulary with new words in context: “yes / no”, “and”, "only", "a little"
✓ How to make a negation in Russian (I don't speak, he doesn't speak)
✓ The difference between "русский" and "по-русски", "английский" and "по-английски", and so on.
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Today you’ll learn the phrase that I think, anyone going to any foreign country needs to learn first. It’s: “Excuse me, do you speak English?” When you have no time left before going to a Russian speaking country, you may at least learn this. Saying this phrase in Russian, you’re showing respect and consideration to the locals, and people may feel more eager to respond or help you.
First of all, when approaching someone you don’t know in the street, there’s no need to say "ЗдрАвствуйте", because it’s not really catching attention, you'd better start with “Excuse me”, and in a formal way. We learned this word and the differences in addressing people formally and informally in the previous video:
👉 PREVIOUS: Formal vs Informal (Вы / ты). Learn to say 👋 HELLO! BYE! SORRY!🥂CHEERS! in Russian & What "Давай!" means: • Lesson 11: ТЫ or ВЫ? H...
👉 NEXT (Learn to CONJUGATE Russian VERBS in Present Tense with Personal Pronouns): • Lesson 13: Learn to CO...
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0:00 - Intro
0:56 - The way to call someone's attention in a Russian speaking country
01:43 - "Excuse me, do you speak English?" in Russian
02:57 - "I do speak English" vs "I don't speak English" in Russian
03:25 - "I speak Russian"
03:37 - Grammar: Negation in Russian
04:27 - I speak "some" English / Russian
05:11 - I "only" speak English / Russian
05:35 - "I speak Spanish / French / Italian / German" in Russian
07:35 - Difference between Adverbs ("по-рУсски") and Adjectives ("рУсский") in Russian
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