Some kitchen stuff (Beginner Russian Comprehensible Input)

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[@judypeterson6951]

filtered water spigot built into the sink - luxurious to me here in US

[@InhaleRussian]

interesting, why so? Here it's very cheap and common

[@judypeterson6951]

@@InhaleRussian maybe in a newer house - but i really don't remember seeing such outside of airports

[@InhaleRussian]

@@judypeterson6951 🤔

[@theeyesofisaac7768]

Russians use chopsticks! I had no idea!

[@InhaleRussian]

No, actually we don't, it's a gift. But many people here like using chopsticks when they eat asian food.

[@muratsevencagatay8964]

Мне нравится кофе из турки. Заключительное предложение. Здоровья вашему труду. 🇷🇺🇹🇷

[@InhaleRussian]

люблю Турецкий кофе. Спасибо за комментарий)

[@DiaryBahasa-bs8yg]

Great

[@InhaleRussian]

thanks

[@susanalaurafernandez6723]

Muy buenos videos, se comprende muy bien lo que se quiere decir. Son de gran ayuda para repasar el idioma ruso que es tan complejo.

[@InhaleRussian]

Muchas gracias Susan. Este metodo tambien me ayudo muchisimo con el espanol

[@viajesovietico]

Excelente como siempre

[@InhaleRussian]

muchas gracias!

[@ikramachlaf5434]

😊😊😊good video

[@InhaleRussian]

thanks

[@Judy.01201]

Умеете ли вы пользоваться палочками для еды?😮

[@InhaleRussian]

да) Мне нравится есть суши палочками