75. 50 COMMON RUSSIAN PHRASES TO USE IN CONVERSATION

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50 COMMON RUSSIAN PHRASES TO USE IN CONVERSATION
ASKING HOW SOMEONE IS

-Lit: How are things?
How are you?
Как дела?
Kak dela?

-Lit: How are your things?
How are you?
Как твои дела?
Kak tvoi dela?

-Lit: How do you live?
Meaning: How are you?
Kак вы поживаете?
kak vy pozhivayete

-Lit: How is life?
In other words: how are you?
Как жизнь?
Kak zhizn'?

-What’s new//What’s up?
Что новенького?
Chto noven'kovo?

ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS OF HOW ARE YOU?
-Fine, thank you, how about you?
Спасибо хорошо, как у вас?
Spasibo khorosho, kak u vas?

-Great!
Excellent, splendid.
Отлично !
Otlichno !



-Great, perfect, wonderful
Замечательно !
Zamechatel'no

-Thank you, not bad.
Спасибо, неплохо.
Spasibo, neplokho.

-Normal.
нормально.
normal'no.

-As usual
Как обычно .
Kak obychno.

-So-so .
Так себе .
Tak sebe .
-Not really or very well.
Не очень.
Ne ochen'.
-Poorly/bad .
Плохо .
Plokho .

PHRASES TO SAY “THANK YOU”

-Thank you!
Спасибо!
Spasibo!

-Thank you very much!
Большой Спасибо!
Bol'shoy Spasibo!

-Thank you!
Благодарю !
Blagodaryu !


-Thank you for your help. {Formal}
Спасибо вам за помощ .{formal }
Spasibo vam za pomoshch .

-Thank you for your help. {Informal}
Спасибо тебе за помощь .{informal }
Spasibo tebe za pomoshch'

-It is very kind of you .
Это очень мило с вашей стороны .
Eto ochen' milo s vashey storony .

-I owe you one.
Я твой должник .
YA tvoy dolzhnik .


PHRASES OF RESPONDING TO “THANK YOU”

-For nothing .
Не за что .
Ne za chto .

-You are welcome .
Пожалуйста.
Pozhaluysta.

-Do not mention it .
Не стоит благодарности .
Ne stoit blagodarnosti .

[harryegden]

Thanks Nastya. The day is now complete and I can put my head on the pillow lolx

[Erickgtzm]

I loved this video Nastya!
Большое спасибо!!!

[hedymartin]

Loved your excellent video, cannot wait for another one!

[ryanvargas]

These are very practical. Great pace for beginners.

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Спасибо вам за помощь!

Thank you. Your channel is amazing.

[harryegden]

Thanks Nastya . I wanted to go through your vocab which really strikes the right notes, although I am a little foggy. The hospital has given me some stronger medicine . I have just been to MacDonalds to give myself a caffeine charge ( nothing stronger ) ha ha.
Thanks to Daria requiring everything to be written down, which has helped, I am not too bad at writing ✍️ cyrillic, even if i do say so. Lol

[harryegden]

Thanks Nastya . I have not checked out other languages but I can’t imagine the professionalism of you and your excellent colleagues, being rivalled.
Lolx

[harryegden]

Thanks so much Nastya . I am on strong antibiotics from hospital and I thought I would be vegetative, but not so, thanks to prednisone that was kindly included, so i can keep up my lessons .lol

[harryegden]

Hi Nastya. I swear I will never ever complain ever again how difficult French was !!!
Although they have a tendency not to sound a lot of what’s there .
I could be doing this for a while. Especially when I see young people run all the words together, it makes me want to weep. Lol

[JagdishJP-gljq]

Great Video..Bolshoi Spasibo...iam.learning very well....

[matildawolfram]

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[harryegden]

Thanks again Nastya . I may have left learning to little later in life than is wise, but hey, it is what it is and I have always been intensely interested in 🇷🇺 russian history.
The real estate have rorted worldwide those needing housing and I was so desperate at 1 time I decided to go to RussIa because of the currency which would double my income !!!
Although Covid is still looking really bad and the govt, out of the blue, gave me somewhere to live. I couldn’t believe it .
Anyway if I had known what was involved in Russian grammar I
I may have gone weak at the knees, but too late now, I am well into it . Thanks for patience from you and your colleagues. Also the Astro Zeneca which you have in Russia 🇷🇺 is supposed to have “high efficacy “. And I am sure they would be getting the best results.
I initially did a bit of research on Vladivostok but I was a bit surprised 😱 how it reminded me of Auckland, completely taken over by Chinese. Also the road north seems to have a lot of logging which gave me the frighteners, although John Kerry regularly visits the Kremlin to get across about the permafrost. Some else for me to worry about !! 😂 😂 😂. Anyway there is a guy called “bald and bankrupt “ who has a u-tube sight and he reckons “Russian grammar is a load of crap and you don’t need it “ I wonder how that is working out 💪. Not well I would guess.
Keep up your splendid work lolxxx

[harryegden]

Thanks heaps Nastya. I up and doing . My head hasn’t been in the right space lately . I hate making excuses to teachers 👩‍🏫 ha ha . But you have to work through other challenges. Lolxx

[harryegden]

Thanks Nastya. We are in lockdown in NZ with Covid Delta variant .
So I am pleased to have scratched the surface on Russian as i would just be staring at 4 walls, day in day out, which I am doing anything. Ha ha . Lolxx
Good to put time to good effect though. . Hope you keeping well because Covid has got a hold in Australia now .
Lolxx

[Alfy]

Very nice video with many useful phrases. I am reviewing all your videos for intermediate level. Thanks!

[harryegden]

Perfect way to start the day. With your wonderful vocabulary and one of MacDonalds long blacks. They mercifully did not start up the floor cleaner .
I have some writing to catch up on Daria’s u-tube . Better still I start a job tomorrow and I was getting desperate.
I don’t think 🤔 they would allow visitors to work in Russia .
And driving bus 🚌 in Chelyabinsk would definitely not be for Namby pamby mammies boys. 😂 😂

[harryegden]

Thanks Nastya. Because of my age I have never learnt anything without text books . I may check out the shops tomorrow as it is supposed to rain ☔️ hard . And Daria required everything to be written down . I am quite good writing down Russian even if I do say so.
I have some onerous office administration and tax to catch up on but still have to keep up my Russian . Use it or loose it . Lolxxx

[ferz]

I'm so glad I found your channel. You not only show how to read in russian but also the english meaning along with it. This is so helpful. Thank you for your videos. I like how you go over the material slowly so people have time to see the words and how you go over it one by one. Thanks!

[harryegden]

Thanks heaps Nastya. I will be holding the line as I need to confront legal battle which I have well-prepared . Don’t want my Russian to slip. I need to sort this showdown so i can reward you hard working Russian teachers 👩‍🏫. Lolxx