SURVIVAL RUSSIAN: must-know phrases for tourists | Russian from zero with subtitles.Travel to Russia

[@jieshi9926]

Very good lesson thank you Teacher Dasha I love you!

[@homanalaura2888]

по твоему лицу видно, что ты ангел

[@helder.reis9]

Awesome job! Grretings from Brazil. At the moment I am studying polish, but future must be Russian!

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thanks a lot!

[@charithliyanaguruge7581]

Thank very much . This is very useful. I a am self study person who is learning russian. This is a great youtube🙏 channel !! Keep it up. I am from sri lanka .

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you 😊

[@digs7]

Большое спасибо преподавателя

[@bellt4178]

Excellent video Dasha, please keep it up!

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you so much!

[@RussianwithDasha]

Okay, so I uploaded this video again with no music. 0:16 Must-know phrases | Фразы, которые необходимо знать 0:57 Greetings | Приветствия 2:55 If you don’t understand something | Если вы что-то не понимаете 4:43 What is your name? | Как тебя зовут? 5:34 How are you? | Как дела? 6:24 How to start a conversation and ask for help | Начать разговор и попросить о помощи 8:00 I have/I don’t have | У меня есть/У меня нет… 9:15 Public transport | Общественный транспорт 12:16 Hotel | Отель 13:40 Shopping | Поход по магазинам 15:20 Buying tickets | Покупка билетов 16:25 When? | Когда?

[@enggnk]

Excellent phrases. Please do more.

[@basicinfo6816]

Thanks a lot... :) You are so nice :)

[@RussianwithDasha]

I asked other learners, they said no music is better so... you owe me likes and shares haha

[@basicinfo6816]

@@RussianwithDasha Ya sure.. Your videos are awesome :) Before watching I always press the "like button" :)

[@annythesilent6697]

I just passed my first Russian test a few days ago (i am a newb; A1 level) and this video really helps a lot :)

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you, congratulations 🎉

[@djsahabatindonesia123]

Thank you for sharing information in this vidio

[@Dwilzkrilzpills]

Хороший

[@dipayandey5372]

I watch this video again. Excellent video. Make more video about Russian conversations.

[@RussianwithDasha]

thank you. I uploaded it again with no background music. Please Like and Share!

[@basicinfo6816]

@@RussianwithDasha Thanks a lot... :) You are so nice :)

[@grantchallinor5263]

I was waiting throughout the video for the toy husky (sitting patiently bottom left) to start participating in the video. Finally, in the 14th minute he leapt into action.....)) It's a great video Dasha, you have such a very clear, easy-on-the-ear use of English - which I'm sure is great for those watching (to learn Russian) who don't use English as their first language. Like in the video, just learning a few key phrases in Russian (perhaps the alphabet too - which is easy to pick up) can make all the difference if you're visiting the country for the first time. Also, like visiting any country, I think the locals appreciate it, when a foreign visitor makes some effort (even if it's small) to speak or understand their language. Obviously learning a bit of Russian before visiting the country will give the visitor a bit of extra confidence during their visit, and help make the trip easier too. I think Dasha just about covered everything, whether you're visiting Russia as a tourist, or for a business trip.

[@RussianwithDasha]

🙏😍

[@richardbellingham132]

Great video, exactly what I needed as a complete beginner. Your hard work is greatly appreciated. In England we call this way of learning 'Parrot Fashion' it is not disrespectful but describes the method perfectly, repeatedly listening to phrases and copying them like how a Parrot learns to mimic us. It is a good way to stay motivated and progress in learning a language. I have learned more from this video than any other on the Internet. More please Ma'am. Спасибо большое

[@RussianwithDasha]

This way of learning is good for those who want to visit a foreign country and don't want to get deeply into grammar concepts, etc. Thank you for your comment 😀 enjoy learning Russian

[@CarlosSanchez-dw3fo]

💯❤️☺️😘🙏💞💕

[@uliveulearnandregret]

i was actually scared of здравствуйте because it was the first word i learned that was long and meant something so simply as a formal hello

[@DevkumarMotivation]

Very nice video but l am from india Mam you beautiful ❤

[@dipayandey5372]

What is dative case? In this video you have mentioned about it.

[@RussianwithDasha]

There are six cases in Russian: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, and prepositional. I will cover each of them in my future videos, or you can search on KZbin - there are many Russian videos.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Great lesson for us beginners, thanks. Are you a student or a teacher at a school? What are your job ambitions, your accent is and English is very good. I am an Engineer and the global technical field is the reason for my efforts to learn other languages. Oh, the phrase for help, would it be ok to say Помоги пожалуйста rather than Вы Могли бы Помочь пожалуйста?

[@RussianwithDasha]

Hi Jeff! Thank you, I used to work in marketing, now I'm teaching Russian on Skype and making videos. You are welcome to also join my Instagram russianfortravellers. Both ways are correct. Помоги, пожалуйста is an informal way of asking for help, you can say this to your friend or relative. Помогите, пожалуйста is what you can say to a stranger. Also, вы могли бы мне помочь? Вы могли бы мне помочь, пожалуйста? just sounds politer. But, as I said, помогите, пожалуйста also a correct way of asking for help.

[@RussianwithDasha]

The difference is like in English: please help me Vs could you help me please