Learn Russian: 400 Common Russian Phrases for Beginners

In this video, you will learn 400 common Russian phrases for beginners.
➡️ GET THE TRANSCRIPT IN PDF: russianlevel1.com/transcript-2/ ****** The file includes all the phrases from the video, their English translations, and transliteration in Latin characters.
Russian is one of the most popular languages in the world, and it's also a beautiful language. But learning Russian is not always easy - there are so many words that sound similar to each other! That's why we made this video: It has all the most common phrases in Russian for beginners, so you could start with these and then learn some more. Every sentence has an English translation on screen so you can understand what I'm saying.
ABOUT
Learning Russian is not easy, that's why we created the Russian Level 1 channel. It's full of study resources created for beginner students of the Russian language. All Russian words and phrases in our lessons are translated into English and transliterated into Latin characters. They are repeated two to three times in both slow and fast Russian so that you can clearly hear the correct pronunciation. You'll be able to learn Russian with Russian Level 1 even if you're a complete beginner!
Our lessons cover useful Russian phrases for absolute beginners, most common Russian words with examples, Russian sentences used in daily life, basic Russian vocabulary with pictures, phrases you need for daily conversations in Russian, useful expressions in Russian, easy phrases that every Russian beginner must know, conversational Russian phrases, and so much more! You will also get lots of opportunities to practice your Russian speaking and listening skills with our unique lessons.

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Очень спасибо ❤

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[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

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Spasibo.

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Spasiba❤

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Thank you! Cheers!

[@EddyJean-claude]

Technically, я хочу пить means "i want a drink". But as i've learned, one cannot directly translate word for word. Reason i love learning this.

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Spasibo

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

[@SweetYokai]

есть для этого слово по Русски спасибо

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Учу английский язык по этому самоучителю)

[@penssuck6453]

Great video. I purchased the pdf. I highly recommend you get rid of the transliteration and replace it with a pronunciation guide. I used a pdf editor to change almost every entry (of the 150) so that I had a pronunciation guide instead of the transliteration. For example, I changed "Spasibo" to "Spasiba". I changed "Net" to "Nyet". Etc. Much much much better this way. After all, who is the transliteration for? People who can read the cyrillic don't need it, and people who can't read the cyrillic want foremost a pronunciation guide.

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks for your feedback

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Если вы это перевели то вы хорошо знаете Русский язык!!!

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11:47 Я приехал рано. 12:01 Я опоздал.

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Я уже́ давно изучяйу руский язык и даволно харошо его знаю 🤩

[@RussianLevel1]

рада за вас)

[@SweetYokai]

я не знаю слова изучяйу, я знаю слово изучаю

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1. изучаю 2. довольно 3. хорошо

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I'm afraid that unless you're a genius, you won't be speaking Russian in only 1 or 2 months no matter how hard you try. You will definitely see much progress if you study daily though!

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@@RussianLevel1 yes you are right ,i wont be able to speak russian in 1 or 2 mounths ,yes thats right i will see progress and yes i will say to you in august i will go to belarus because i have a girlfriend that she is from there and yes she dont know to speak english but she knows to read and write and yes i need to learn to speak russian so that i will be able to comunicate with her And yes i will need too know russian and yes i will go work in belarus

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Thanks for watching, Tuck!

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Haha you're welcome, Michele! I'm so glad you and Boo are enjoying my lessons

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привіт, не забудьте поставити лайк і підписатися на цей канал, щоб дізнатися більше російської!!!!!!!

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18:04

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the only sentence I knew In russian fluently was "hello I am bored" until I saw this video

[@RussianLevel1]

Haha hope you learned many useful sentences from this video

[@mark_tilltill6664]

Text should be much bigger

[@kurtwolf8942]

Ты зашел сюда,чтобы учить русский язык Я зашел сюда,чтобы учить английский язык Мы на разных уровнях:D You came here to learn Russian I came here to learn English We are at different levels:D

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До свидания 👋 Thank you this is very useful! 1:03

[@RussianLevel1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RussianLevel1]

>>> TRANSCRIPT IN PDF: russianlevel1.com/p/19/ 0:00 - Phrases 1-100 21:39 - Phrases 101-200 43:41 - Phrases 201-300 1:05:10 - Phrases 301-400

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Yea

[@EddyJean-claude]

What is the difference between "число" и "номер"?

[@RussianLevel1]

"Число" and "номер" are both Russian words that can be translated to "number" in English, but they are used in different contexts. "Число": This word primarily refers to a numerical quantity or value. It can be used to denote any kind of numerical value, such as a quantity, an amount, or a figure. For example: "У меня есть пять яблок" (I have five apples) "Сколько будет два плюс два?" (What is two plus two?) "Номер": This word typically refers to an identifier or a serial number. It is often used to identify something within a sequence or to label items. For example: "Номер телефона" (phone number) "Номер дома" (house number) "Номер билета" (ticket number) In summary, "число" is more general and refers to numerical values, while "номер" specifically refers to identifiers or serial numbers.

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тханкз им план то коме russia

[@don.eduardo]

No Hello in russian is : здравствуйте Привет is hi

[@emrgarde]

But is it more common to say привет? The same way as you more often say hello than hi in English? It is not the same directly translated but it is used in the same way? Idk

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mark

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лучше без меня = I think I'll pass?

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spaisibo

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

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Привет кккккк

[@RussianLevel1]

Привет!

[@sealboy1211]

Ты and вы. I notice ten minutes in all the places I would use ты are вы. Is it disrespectful to say these types of things to strangers with ты?

[@RussianLevel1]

Using ты with strangers is always disrespectful

[@JoseRodriguez-wg6xw]

French phonetic

[@renganayaki4447]

Je panimau

[@NitishDiwakar]

Fk, russian is too hard

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everything will be fine

[@jyyjoy]

Русский лёгкий язык

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As a native speaker, I can say: yes, that's right. English is more logical and easier than Russian

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[@Xbusk]

See you tomorrow is when it begins to get hard

[@art23799]

The phonetics make the pronunciation worse

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Russian is fine your english is....american 😟

[@susana4253]

Lo siento

[@anayaallen4846]

Очень спасибо

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

[@SweetYokai]

что значит *очень спасибо* ?

[@rezaab5241]

Спасибо большое

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

[@SweetYokai]

@@RussianLevel1 не не за что! а пожалуйста