How to say 'HELP ME' in Russian

[BestRussianGuy]

It's still good to be a woman in Russia! Even when you're 50, they call you a young lady!👍😀

[CowboyCrusader]

Man, this is hard. Thanks for breaking these down for us.

[تعلمالروسيةمععمرالحدي]

Sbaisiba
Thank you so much my teacher best video

[FuelFire]

Can I also ask "Извините, можете мне помочь?"

[kerryleigh]

Thank-you for your videos, broken down into such useful segments, signed up to the camp and can't wait to start, hoping this will be such a boost and help for speaking and getting over those nerves!

[Ch-]

What is exactly what I’m looking for 🙏👍

[greathornedowl]

This reminds me of stalker after you kill a bandit, they yell "pomogite, pomogite"

[bpdqywf]

2.
BEING POLITE

So now that we know how to address a person, let's learn how to be polite.

2.1.
Excuse me!/ I beg your pardon!/ I apologize.
Прошу прощения.
Proshu proshcheniya.

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And before you simply jump to a question you say: “Excuse me “!

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A more easy one and an easier one is:

Sorry/Excuse me.
Извините
Izvyneetye
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Another one is:

Sorry/Pardon
Простите
Prasteetye

2.2
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Choose whichever one you want and then you go on to address them formally.
Then if you know how to be formal with them always address a stranger
Formally.


When you compare :

Вы[vy]= You[formal singular/plural]
Ты[Ty]= You[informal sing]

Извините= Excuse me[formal sing./plural] [Izvyneetye ]

Извини= Excuse me/sorry[informal. Sing][Izvynee ]

If you know how to be formal do so. If do not know, you can always look
up formal versus informal in Russian somewhere on you tube or in Google and you'll find all the articles all the videos for that as well. So make sure to address a
stranger formally.

[ОлегЦарев-рг]

Федор напомнил, как стоит обращаться к людям на самом деле

[erob]

If you're being shot at, just say "Прикройте Меня!"

[bpdqywf]

-Dear teacher Fedor, thanks for a great lesson-Talia.
Уважаемый педагог Федор, спасибо за отличный урок-Талия.
Uvazhayemyy pedagog Fedor, spasibo za otlichnyy urok-Taliya.

[QuizmasterLaw]

Strangers in Russian or German: You Must use the formal form VIY / SIE
Calling them tiy / du is at best awkward at worst, really fucking rude.
Don't be rude. XD

[Natashanjka]

Фёдор, я на несколько раз прослушала твоё произношение "молодой человек" и.... у тебя акцент!!!! Реально, такое впечатление, будто это сказал не руссоговорящий, а иностранец, у которого русский - иностранный. Похоже, ты на английском говоришь больше, чем на русском))

[debbiehellionandtheapocaly]

I'm here to learn Russian. I've got one word on my own 😢

[QuizmasterLaw]

what, no gospozha?
nothing like archaic honorifics to really throw them off!

[brianweeks]

I thought that помогитесь пожалуйста would work in most cases.

[nikosgalanos]

But which words we need to use if we need serious help? For example, someone's been injured/accident and we need to tell people HELP ME/US !!, or in a fire or something like that.

[AntonDiachuk]

Хорошо, что здесь не было слова "извиняюсь"

[b.w.]

Differences from what I learned...v kotori chas....malenki...vinovat. Are these OK? Different words than what you used for what time is it...small...excuse me.

[QuizmasterLaw]

easiest way to remember is:
"prostite, nuzhen pomozh" = forgive me, I need help.
they will hear your accent, note you were polite, and actuall go out of their way to help you. try not to grin like an idiot.