50 conversational Russian phrases every beginner needs

[@RM-vz3ly]

THIS VIDEO!!!! THANK YOU!!! I have been learning Russian for 9 years and I still have more to learn- these phrases make it SO much easier to be able to chat to my Russian friends. Thank YOU ❤️❤️

[@win_cie]

n-nine… *years?*

[@RM-vz3ly]

@@win_cie haha yes?? 9 years I have been studying it! On and off of course, but still always finding more to learn with it. It is a constant journey:)

[@win_cie]

@@RM-vz3lywow lol

[@avaconrad4654]

Omg nine years? 🥲 I suddenly felt hopeless about myself 🥲

[@RM-vz3ly]

@@avaconrad4654 don’t feel hopeless! I just started it 9 years ago and studied alone using KZbin, then I spent 2 years doing qualifications in it at school and college and then 2 years at university as well then after that I realised that a lot of the Russian I learned is “textbook” Russian not how Russians really speak in day to day life because there is slang and other short forms of speaking. So I feel that I am learning constantly more and more over the years go by ❤️ everyone learns at different speeds it is normal

[@hhh-ql1qo]

When i was going by bus, someone was talking in russian with sb and i understood couple of words by watching your videos and i felt happy , thanks you for your здарова explanation😂

[@brycebrown6596]

The content lately has been especially on point, this is my favorite video by far

[@eblan8933]

love ur energy dude it motivates me to study and its always fun nd useful 👍 thanks

[@chrisstra84]

I started learning Russian about four weeks ago. Your channel is the first one I found on KZbin, and it's really great. I also follow your advice; I had made the same mistake with my English as you, I didn't speak, just words and grammar, so I thought it would be a grate idea to practice with someone right form the start, and guess what, it works! It's also fun to learn a third language with English and German. Это заебись!

[@ShararamFilms]

great way of using this curse word man🙌🤙

[@Edo9River]

I agree 4 weeks of grammar might be a good preparation for this vidoe. He should say so at the beginning to warn the unsuspecting.

[@Человек-з9с6д]

Конец смешной ахахах

[@stanley8869]

This is a great list of phrases of use to more advanced students as well as beginners. Well done Fedor - your videos are getting better and better.

[@Edo9River]

This is essentialy the same advice I would give, This is more for advanced learners. Calling this a beginners level vocabulary is a tragedy.

[@T_O_M_A_T]

Чувак, так получилось что я учу английкий и случайно попал на твое видео! Сам я знаю Украинский, Русский, могу говорить по Английски, но плохо и еще знаю немного Турецкого. У тебя отличное произношение. Удачи!)) 9:35 - Не торопись, не спеши, не гони, не лети.. можно сказать по разному)

[@APR1037]

Love your videos! I had a course in Russian (Russian 101, LOL) during my freshman year in college 36 years ago. It was just enough to learn the most basic aspects of the language. For the most part, I can still read Russian but that is a far cry from actually understanding the language and being fluent. I still try to pick up a little extra knowledge however I can. Thank you for your lessons!

[@Cyclonus2377]

Спасибо ещё раз, за ещё одно хорошее видео. Я всегда учусь новые фразы и другие новые вещи с твоих уроках!

[@planken203]

ive meant to be learning russian an hour a week but ive found myself coming to watch these videos just for fun, you are really good at what you do my friend

[@lauratew2945]

I joined BF camp! Can't wait until I can get better at hearing, understanding and speaking Russian

[@zavulon422]

*C1/C2 word* Кося́к: 1 doorjamb 2.1 school of fish 2.2 V shape group of migrating birds 3 joint (with MJ), забивать косяк - make a joint 4 fault, mistake, failure. My bad - мой косяк. Related words: Кося́чный - mistaked, not proper Закося́ченый - failed, ruined Кося́чить - make mistakes Косоре́з - person who always fail

[@Ekaterina_Anufrieva]

LOL!!!

[@T_O_M_A_T]

Косяк - sigaret with marihuanna(Конопля, Дед, Дубас, Шмаль,)

[@ЭйвейлАлександр]

Спасибо за этой *ЛИСТ* !

[@MikeTiller-f8o]

Спасибо за этоТ список (лист на дереве)

[@OFFSITE88]

Fantastic examples, more please!

[@annabellee8459]

I'm learning Russian to talk to my neighbor. She came to the u.s. from Russia. She's teaching me some Russian too.

[@NNASRR]

man your teaching is amazing

[@astroseia3380]

Thank you Fedor! It really helps!

[@mikkelhanzi2572]

i'm learning because of your videos. Спасибо тебе за все

[@airfransa]

Хорошие полезные фразы. Спасибо.

[@ThePicManiac]

Thank you so much for including the phrases in the description too. Great work with the channel, I appreciate the work you put into all of the lessons you're putting out. Watching your videos helps me not only to learn new things but also to keep my motivation going :) I wish you all the best from Romania

[@mikaelsrensen5160]

This was your most useful video ever. (Я знаю много, много по-русски, не говорю соверсенно свободно)

[@cbaldridge49]

You are a very good teacher!

[@katharinecarreaux9990]

You are fantastic. I’ve tried so many teachers and you are without question the best ever!

[@shecalledmelisalou]

Awesome video. Best yet!

[@ozan-de]

This is awesome! Thank you, Fedor 👌

[@berkecemburke318]

Please more phrases videos fedor. These are soooo useful for us 🤘🏻

[@randylaffy7679]

Thanks for the lessons it's gonna help alot in the future.

[@najebkhan8385]

Another useful video, thanks fedor

[@pankhurikhanna-tl9zl]

Большое спасибо

[@evefischer6503]

❤ your teaching.

[@razberrysky12]

Great method man! I'm really enjoying your video.

[@Lukastar1]

Great vid! I know Russian well enough to work in Russian-speaking countries and even I don’t use all 50 of these! There are a couple of these that I’m going to start using

[@salmatarek6165]

Спасибо большое за этот видимо

[@slavicasissel444]

Спасибо 😊❤

[@uncle-andy-guitar-herbst]

Очень красиво сделано видео. Спасибо за обзор фраз.

[@isaacmiller1783]

Можешь говорить? - can you talk Я тебе перезвоню. Предупреди меня заранее .- тебе повезло - you got lucky У меня и тебя пропущенный. - I have a missed call from you Мне нужен твоя помощь - I need your help Я рад за тебя - I am happy for you Я доже не знаю - I didn’t even know Лев пугай меня так -don’t scare me like that Встреть курьера пожалуйста - please go get delivery guy Не парься - don’t sweat it Мне все равно- can’t decide… I don’t care Сделай погромче пожалуйста - turn it up (tv) Этого недостаточно- it’s not enough 4:11

[@gilbertcastro7621]

Fedor, the best Russian teacher in KZbin!

[@SoniaZhavania]

I love ur energy and motivation ✨

[@OrNaurItsKat]

The very kind women in my local Russian market watch me struggling but enthusiastically trying to speak Russian with them like 👁️👄👁️

[@renatolopesandrade4586]

She probably thinking Dayum he's bad😂😭😭😭

[@adiga202]

Very helpful! Do more like this or full basic conversations !

[@berkecemburke318]

Федор please make B1 words, verbs, phrases etc. You have lot of A1 A2 videos but B1 videos would be awesome

[@oliverjonsaon7619]

Very good video. Lol when I saw the word "зарегистрировался" I thought that the it was a joke

[@zavulon422]

Look at word "защищающихся" ;)

[@hazelshavenofhope2156]

Fantastic!!!! So very helpful!!!

[@Kakasha20]

Ахахахахахвхах как это весело смотреть как ктото так усердно учит твой язык😂

[@SoniaZhavania]

Love ur energy ur a good person ❤

[@galaxy-wg1lf]

Love to Fedor from Finland :)

[@PigNibSpartz]

Hey fedor I love your videos so much they help me learn russian. What does есть mean? I know it is used in like у меня есть and у тебя есть and stuff like that. But I can't find the meaning of the word есть

[@ShararamFilms]

есть means both to have and to eat) but forms are different

[@PigNibSpartz]

@@ShararamFilms thank you

[@sergiohman]

2:26 😂 Gracias por este video ✌

[@robertoaparicio6280]

Thanks for he video got knowledge and it brighten up my day man appreciate these videos please keep it up

[@smitaghosh9856]

Thank you for a very useful list of conversational phrases. спасибо большое 🙏😊

[@langolingo]

Balshoye means big doesn’t it?

[@GonkDroid0923]

Спасибо! This is very usefull!

[@chana-l7r]

Such a masterpiece of lesson

[@SongBillong]

This is such a useful video. Thank you!

[@joancrowley821]

Спасибо большое за отлицное видио!

[@miriampopa5436]

Thank you very much!💝

[@trishaadomai3772]

Be aware ladies, Russian words have female and male versions. So just make sure you know which you're using. Here the examples are fantastic, but they are male such as "I'm not sure - Я не уверен", you would add an a if your a female. Though I doubt anyone would really judge considering they would mostly likely know your still learning. Keep up the good work 👍

[@veeeen]

Мо́жешь говори́ть? - Can you talk? Я тебе́ перезвоню́ - I'll call you back Предупреди́ меня́ зара́нее - Let me know ahead of time Тебе́ повезло́ - Lucky you! У меня́ от тебя́ пропу́щенный - I have a missed call from you Мне нужна́ твоя́ по́мощь - I need your help Я рад за тебя́ - I'm happy for you Я да́же не знал - I didn't even know Не пуга́й меня́ так - Don't scare me like that Встреть курье́ра, пожа́луйста - Meet the delivery person, please Не па́рься - Don't sweat it Мне всё равно́ - I don't care, it doesn't matter to me Сде́лай погро́мче, пожа́луйста - Turn it up, please Э́того недоста́точно - It's not enough Мне-то отку́да знать? - How do I know? Я не уве́рен - I'm not sure Бы́ло здо́рово - It was great/fun Я всё прослу́шал - I missed everything (when not paying attention) Мо́жно нам э́то с собо́й? - Can we have this to go? Ты забы́л, что ли? - Did you forget? (or what?!) Спаси́бо что напо́мнил - Thank you for reminding me Я выезжа́ю че́рез па́ру мину́т - I'm leaving in a few minutes (by a vehicle, if by foot - выхожу́) На чём я останови́лся? - Where was I? То́чно! - That's right! У вас всё хорошо́? - Is everything alright? Дава́й встре́тимся где́-нибудь - Let's meet somewhere Всё бу́дет норма́льно - Everything will be okay В ху́дшем слу́чае - Worst case scenario Пото́м к э́тому вернёмся - We'll come back to it later Довезёшь меня́ до до́ма? - Can you give me a ride home? Мо́жно я поста́влю свою́ му́зыку? - Can I put on my music? Меня́ э́тим не удиви́ть - You won't surprise me with this Тебе́ так ка́жется - It seems to you like that Ещё вре́мя есть - There's still time Не торопи́сь - No rush Я тебя́ предупрежда́л - I warned you Почему́ ты мне ничего́ не сказа́л? - Why didn't you tell me anything? Я пото́м всё объясню́ - I will explain everything later Спроси́ что-нибу́дь поле́гче - Ask me something easier Вы́бери на свой вкус - Choose to your own liking Что у тебя́ по пла́нам - What do you have for plans? Я немно́го опозда́ю - I will be a little late Мы ча́сто обща́емся - We talk often (hanging out/talking as friends) Мне не хо́чется никуда́ идти́ - I don't feel like going anywhere Ла́дно, уговори́л - Alright, you sold me Неплоха́я шу́тка - Not a bad joke (that's a good one) Ничего́, быва́ет - It's okay, it happens Ни ка́пельки - Not a bit (капелька - droplet) Мне пора́ идти́ - It's time for me to go

[@sara-sf5mk]

hello, thank you very much

[@omarabdalla2792]

Awesome continue

[@theshowupguy]

Awesome. 👍

[@mariaradulovic3203]

Thank you!!!!

[@kimberlyjauregui6394]

You’re an amazing teacher and you make me laugh so hard 😂😁

[@kamilla1960]

Thanks!

[@Trail-we1yb]

Russian & English a bilingual ! Good Job !

[@checopacheco420]

Привет очень хороший урок я люблю 🤩🇲🇽💤👍

[@maryamtbilisi]

This is actually very useful

[@salmatarek6165]

Эти предложения Очень полезны

[@nafangeme5773]

Весьма, но я предпочёл бы увидеть другие в этом восхитительном видео

[@onepunchman3216]

These phrases are really usefull... 👍

[@heraklesfarnese960]

5:35 "you forgot the tables?" got it 😛

[@eden20111]

5:07 doesn’t “Прослушал” mean “listened” not missed? I’m a bit confused there

[@Yaroslav_Rus]

"Прослушал" has two meanings: listened and missed. Unfortunately, they are easily confused without context.

[@kaldeal8113]

Cool Russian!

[@firstandlastname2390]

Great video! I always wondered where you are from as you have a slight accent in Russian.

[@pacificbuildingcare]

I know some Russian over the years but I need to learn more,I go by listening and repeating basically but I can't read Russian so I'm learning it backwards I admit but it's so hard to remember the words. Im lucky if I can learn 2 to 3 words a day but when I listen I'm doing multitasking so that doesn't help because I work and listen and repeat the words in my head and out loud but also my other issue I know more Russian than i know as well because I can't remember what I said many times and I'm speaking Russian I forget what I said (I forgot the meaning of the words). I'm a work in progress but i love Russia the Russian people etc so I need to learn, I will subscribe hopefully I will learn more but I'm a slow learner

[@christopherserrano5186]

I see the editing fedor !

[@juliakelly6085]

I am a big fan

[@livetwiceforyou]

Thank you very much for the video. Would it be possible to have the list of phrases in the description ?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Done! Thank you for your suggestion!

[@sara-sf5mk]

very good

[@erikakat1812]

Outta all the utuber instructors, I find Fedor best. Ya can even bluetooth from car his lessons.

[@outback-hq-7408]

I love your videos

[@yohanan1449]

Always love your videos, I hope you can give examples of phrases wheter it is for a male or female, because Russian is always changed in gender 😊

[@sonnyfinch1625]

great video

[@christopherboateng9019]

Great work Fedor. Learning a lot from your channel. Since I discovered you, I have been going through your earlier beginner playlist videos but I noticed you recently updated it. Could I have the previous list?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

We simply reorganized it for the newer videos to appear first, so, simply go from the end to the beginning, that's all.

[@patrick8358]

За чем нам нужно, в фразе : откуда мне-то это знать? Почему мы не просто говорим, Как отличается и ? Спасибо заранее Кстати, вы предпочитаете, чтобы вас звали Фёдор или Федя? Можно на ты? Не хочу предполагать. Привет из Москвы.

[@olegpetrov2617]

Усиливает невозможность/возможность действия ("знать" в данном случае в отрицательном значении) конкретным лицом. Подразумевается наличие какой-либо причины для этого.

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Мы фокусируемся на МНЕ когда добавляем ТО. Именно акцент на МНЕ а не на какое-то другое слово.

[@dennydritic2628]

These phrases are great but slower and more repeats pajyalus!!

[@v.s.4166]

That was 2 and a half pages and I am a little exhausted. My local gym goer can eat his heart out Cheers!

[@esthersantos2500]

Learning Russian to impress my crush and people at work ❤I hope it works 😢

[@vincentpou733]

Very helpful... But it'll be nice if you could repeat every expression super slowly for beginners like me.

[@JuanCarlos-pc3fd]

Can you please show some samples of what is it like your course? Sample lesson and materials?

[@0-335]

Я тебе перезвоню *** (dative/prepositional of ты) тебя - (genitive/accusative singular of ты )

[@alexjenkins6023]

0:21 shouldn't it be тебе, what is written is тебя

[@TerrarianCrab]

I believe it's because it's feminine in that sentence.

[@akrilleer]

You're right! It's kind of typo

[@BeFluentinRussian]

It should be ТЕБЕ, you're right!

[@JoseMartinez-p8f4x]

Hi doing good I'm ok with learning Russian from you been learning for 12-13 on KZbin

[@nyarlathotep9622]

Yes, I'll use them! :D

[@Squallrain88]

У тебя очень крутое произношение, мне кажется ты носитель русского и просто притворяешься

[@mayrarodriguez4922]

What does neuter mean in the Russian lenguage?

[@chaselathrop3553]

I am a new learner, and I was wondering if you could explain the difference between Здесь and тут.

[@zavulon422]

Good question! I'm not sure, i think здесь is in an area and тут is point. I want to ask back: what's the difference between "new" and "brand new"?

[@russainitaliano]

they are the same, just тут is informal, здесь is formal

[@TearuSad]

Забавно, что будучи русским, я учу по этому видео английские фразы, и просто пытаюсь понять о чем говорит человек в видео

[@jennabreland5261]

What's the feminine for 16. уверенa ?

[@Yaroslav_Rus]

Yes

[@phlvan_1]

Hi fedor can you please make video about when to use ( я имею) and when to use ( у меня есть)

[@caveman221]

Can u put English subtitles.

[@BrandonLongwell]

Haha! I paused the video at зарегистрировался to untie the knot in my brain before you revealed "just kidding"