Russian vocabulary - lesson 25 | Body parts in Russian

Russian vocabulary - lesson | Most common words: body parts

Learn the basic Russian words! These are a selection of the 1000 most common words in Russian: 40 lessons, in each lesson you learn 25 Russian words.

This lesson deals with body parts.

The vocabulary of this Russian course is selected based on frequency statistics and basic words to learn a language; added with some specific words you absolutely need to know when travelling to Russia.

Teacher Anastasia tells you additionally about Russia, the Russian culture and the Russian people.

The best way to learn the words:
1. Watch the video
3. Do the exercises that come with the video

[mehmetozturk]

You are sooo amazing and teach good it is not boring and sooo informative thanks thanks 🙏

[pornritsoumapanao]

ขอบคุณครับ ผมชอบบทเรียนของคุณมากๆ จากประเทศไทย

[richardphillipssinger]

Nice elbow...
Just kidding.
Excellent class.
10Q.

[МаксимСтепеньщиков]

С её русским акцентом. Я прекрасно понимаю английский 😁

[ИванИванов-онд]

А как же ступня, голень, бедро ... правое полу ... опие, левое полу ... опие ?! )))

[mrperfect]

Subtitle making problem to understand words in English it's hide translation

[robehickmann]

My Russian partner taught me these words while cuddling :)

[oyie]

Что я тут делаю? Я вроде бы как русская 🤣

[Savokus]

Насамом деле тезис о том что женщин больше чем мужчин не совсем верен. Если мы возьмём репродуктивный возраст (18-30 лет), то соотношение будет примерно равное.

[ОльгаСеменова-нз]

Очень странные комментарии к словам. в самом плохом смысле этого слова.

[devinbrowne]

I like the general approach to connecting vocabulary and images and little hints for pushing vocabulary. I don't like 2 things: stereotypes about all women caring about being slim and men only caring about beer; also I'd like to see non-white people or body parts as examples. My students are from all over the world and need to see people that look like them in these lesson: dark skinned, light skinned, and everything in between (but with no cultural stereotypes).

[danieledorazio]

I agree, Beer is more important ....ah ah