HOW TO ORDER FOOD IN RUSSIAN: phrases for tourists traveling to Russia | Restaurant vocabulary

[@castinajig]

Должен сказать, что вы очень хорош в том что делаете, я учусь уже два года, и честно говоря иногда я начинаю думать что невозможно я не могу будет говорить прекрасных по-русски… но вы даете мне надежду. Кстати я хочу пожелать вам всего наилучшего и наступающим годом. И благодарю за всё…

[@latestlindsey5620]

I've been watching your videos for a couple months now. I have to say after watching this video it made me realize you are really good at teaching. You simplify the cases saying the numbers for each case, and this video was done beautifully. Great job! 😊

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you Lindsey 🤍

[@misaelgalindo2402]

That’s the best video on food/restaurant tips I’ve ever watched in Russian (на русском языке), Dasha, 😁👏👍

[@RussianwithDasha]

спасибо!

[@misaelgalindo2402]

@@RussianwithDasha 😁👍

[@cleginaldovenancio9202]

I am Brazilian and l am learn English and Russian Great job Thank you very munch

[@markmarkyyy5632]

Nice video! Informative for sure! Thanks!

[@dilipkhamkar130]

So nice of you !

[@dilipkhamkar130]

Thank you so much !

[@RikVermont8]

Very helpful video. The repetition helps a lot.

[@umb4ch]

This is incredibly helpful for learning Russian grammar. Many thanks.

[@lucaslinslima8868]

Thank you so much for doing this AMAZING video. I'm in this days try to understand more Russian and I see that I can understant, so I like it a lot to see your video.

[@RussianwithDasha]

Have you ever tried Russian food? What's your favourite meal? Вы когда-нибудь пробовали русскую еду? Какое ваше любимое блюдо?

[@andresmolina5474]

I never tried it before but surely it is very good. Much respect from Mexico.

[@aikidoRick]

Я люблю капуста суп и борщ.

[@chrism9526]

A really helpful video, thanks.

[@enggnk]

Excellent video with some grammar cases. Need more videos with grammar statements.

[@vvolleylife279]

It's so helpful! I really enjoyed learning. Спасибо большое.

[@jeffsnider3588]

I make Щи and love it. Would love to try other Russian food.

[@PS-ul6mt]

Thank you for this educational video. 👍🌹

[@rei7886]

thank you for that video! it helped a lot!

[@grantchallinor5263]

Thanks for the informative (and very useful) video Dasha. I knew most of the phrases on this subject (but my pronunciation needs some work.....) but I need to practice (and use) things like "Стол на двоих" more often..... instead of letting a Russian friend say it when we get to a restaurant.

[@RussianwithDasha]

You can also learn this phrase: стол у окна (a table by a window) 😀

[@desdichadoperofiel9264]

Top 5 Russian channel ❤

[@RussianwithDasha]

Спасибо ☺️

[@halcyonsikes7018]

I don't have a russian keyboard, so i can't give you examples, but with my russian vocabulary, my conversation with a server would be like this: Table for two please! I don't understand. I am learning russian. Can you speak slower? Do you speak english? Thank you, have a good day 😅 It is a very hard language to learn as a norwegian. What are my chances of meeting a russian who speaks english if I visit Russia? Thank you for the video by the way!

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you for your comment 😌 A lot of people in Moscow and Saint Petersburg speak English, although mostly speak very slowly. In other cities you might find people that are not afraid of speaking English, also you can use Google translate (record your voice and show the screen to the local). If you travel for more than a few days, I highly recommend you to buy a russian sim card with Internet, it will cost you almost nothing.

[@halcyonsikes7018]

@@RussianwithDasha Great tips, thank you so much! I can't wait to visit one day, it is not expensive to travel from norway to russia. I am going to keep learning so I can communicate better until then =)

[@chadgtr34]

usually the people working in the restaurant will ignore you, because you are a foreigner. how to solve this problem ?

[@RussianwithDasha]

I’d raise my hand and say: «Извините, можно вас?» or just «Извините…». Meaning “Excuse, may I have your attention please”. «Извините, вы могли бы подойти, (пожалуйста)?» is “Excuse me, could you come here please”? Пожалуйста is optional, because in Russian it’s already a polite way of asking.

[@forrestgump1379]

Ha...Ha..... I found one of these чебурашка toys.... I saw the picture in your list of study materials. No one around here can guess what it is.

[@misaelgalindo2402]

How to say “tip” in Russian? How to ask in Russian “The tip is included?” Thanks.

[@RussianwithDasha]

ЧаевЫе. Чаевые включены в счёт.

[@misaelgalindo2402]

@@RussianwithDasha Thank you so much, Dasha.

[@bowrudder899]

Видосики да Даша пища наша

[@ahmadsobirin3363]

пожалуйста, повторите это 3 раза, потому что я только учусь, и я из Индонезии

[@RussianwithDasha]

Вы можете ставить на паузу и перематывать видео

[@Ded_Silu]

В России это невежливо попросил ли я блюдо без мяса?

[@RussianwithDasha]

Почему? В России много вегетарианцев 😀 Вы можете сразу сказать: «Я не ем мясо, у вас есть блюда для вегетарианцев/веганов?».

[@Ded_Silu]

@@RussianwithDasha На самом деле, я имею ввиду, когда кто-то приглашает тебя в гости и ты приходишь к им.

[@RussianwithDasha]

@@Ded_Silu Я думаю, что хозяева не обидятся, но если они мало знают о вегетарианстве, они могут начать спрашивать, почему вы не хотите это блюдо. Я думаю, что всё будет хорошо, если вы заранее скажете, что вы вегетарианец.

[@xygnusx5067]

Really good video, thank you.