LEARN RUSSIAN: 100 Basic Russian Phrases for Beginners (part 10)

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[@RussianLevel1]

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[@RussianLevel1]

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[@ArtWade]

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!

[@RussianLevel1]

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 [e-mail] and I'll send you the right file that includes the English translation. Sorry for the inconvenience!

[@ArtWade]

@@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.

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[@OZmicer]

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

[@RussianLevel1]

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

[@OZmicer]

@@RussianLevel1 yeah, right. But I mean phrases in English in the video. I know it's possible, but like informal thing or something :)

[@RussianLevel1]

@@OZmicer I´m not sure what you mean. Those sentences that are supposed to be questions have question marks at the end.

[@OZmicer]

@@RussianLevel1 OMG what a fool I am! I have no question anymore. Thank you anyway! 😅

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I'm prepared to pay that price

[@axel_017]

Спасибо за видео. " They are rich" shouldn't be spelled as "они богатые"?

[@RussianLevel1]

Yes, sounds correct. What does the slide say?

[@axel_017]

@@RussianLevel1 it says богаты

[@RussianLevel1]

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

[@axel_017]

@@RussianLevel1 okay! Спасибо большое!

[@notRusl]

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?

[@RussianLevel1]

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

[@notRusl]

@@RussianLevel1 Thank you, I knew there was another way to think it

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2:51 Мне не везёт. Ха ха ха...

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[@241hnd]

I'm confused. On "What about Me" I thought 'me' was mnya and 'I' was Ya.

[@RussianLevel1]

Yes, you're right. It's one of those phrases that you just need to remember because the grammar is irregular

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He knows nothing

[@АватифАссад]

Спасибо большое

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!