100 Basic Russian Sentences for Beginners - Part 2

100 Basic Russian Sentences for Beginners
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[@spurgendahl]

Thanks a lot for a useful video! Hopefully there are more of them to come.

[@RussianLevel1]

You bet!

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

Давно не виделись! Где ты был? Огромное спасибо за урок!!!

[@RussianLevel1]

Не за что!

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

@@RussianLevel1 How can i say or write in russian ''keep uploading more videos please" l want to say that to you in russian. Please. I hope you write back with the answer and translator please.

[@fariadewan2828]

thank you🇧🇩

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

Привет! Как дела?

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks for watching!

[@RussianLevel1]

Отлично!

[@fariadewan2828]

@@traduciendoconroger.7494 well come but I don't no russian language english plz🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

Faria Dewan, привет is an informal greetings like hi in english. Привет = hi. Как дела = how's it going? By the way, my name's Roger from Dominican Republic. I love russian language and could help you practice through WhatsApp at least. My native language is spanish but english is easier for me to use. Let's be friends. 😀 I'm always in this channel checking the videos so you can always find me here. Hope you hit me back.

[@ottoelixalen3997]

Me gusta su video.habla claramente

[@fidahusayn8691]

Excellent, very helpful

[@RussianLevel1]

Glad to hear!

[@wdilankakmw]

Great lessons ❤

[@RussianLevel1]

Thank you! 😃

[@Saab363]

👍👍👍

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks for watching, Sabrina!

[@pankajtaalania1197]

Could you provide us the link of PDF of these sentences.... Any telegram link or any website link...?

[@david_oliveira71]

Thank you - спасибо. Just discovered your channel and subscribed; very helpful!

[@RussianLevel1]

Thanks and welcome!

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

3:21 У меня есть кое-что для тебя. У меня есть для тебя кое-что. У меня для тебя кое-что есть. У меня кое-что для тебя есть. Are all these sentences correctly?

[@RussianLevel1]

Yes, they are all correct and they mean the same. The word order is rather flexible in Russian

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

@@RussianLevel1 Yeah, the word order...i'v been noticing that and i made these examples by myself using the sentence "У меня есть кое-что для тебя" Thanks for writing back. You have a very good channel. Удачи!!!

[@nawajkhannawaj2297]

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