7 ACTUALLY Useful Phrases in Russian

[aminacodes]

I self-study russian and this channel is so helpful! 💓

[uo]

Кто бы мог подумать, что я хорошо выучу Русский язык)) Спасибо большое Фёдор!

[nate.zm_]

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[ДмитрийШе-юы]

Федор огромный молодец! Очень харизматичный! Я русский и изучаю английский по его видео.. Потому что он так понятно все объясняет.

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7 ACTUALLY Useful Phrases in Russian Language
-How do you know this?
С чего ты это взял ?
S chevo ty eto vzyal ?
Other meanings:
How did you arrive at this conclusion?
What or who gave you this idea?
This phrase is used when someone is caught lying, and
He or she try to cover their back side by asking:’what gave you this idea?



-Is everything allright/in order?
Всё в порядке ?
Vso v poryadke ?

-You look good in this {outfit/clothes}
Тебе это идёт .
Tebe eto idot .

Or also:
This suit fits you.
Тебе идёт это костюм.
Tebe idot eto kostyum.
Being kind suits you.
Тебе идёт быть добрым .
Tebe idot byt' dobrym .

-You are lucky/ lucky you !
Тебе повезло .
Tebe povezlo .
* This phrase is used when good things happen to someone you know, such as they were accepted to university, got married, etc..

-Who would have thought?
Кто бы мог подумать ?
Kto by mog podumat' ?
For example:
Who would have thought or believed that you will grow up like that?
“Кто бы мог подумать, что ты таким вырастишь ?”
Kto by mog podumat', chto ty takim vyrastish' ?
Phrase commonly used when you are surprised that, for example,
Someone you know from childhood and was a failure at school,
Become successful after many years.

-I would be happy to go to the movies.
Я бы с радостью сходил в кино .
YA by s radost'yu skhodil v kino .
*Я бы с радостью + any action such as:
Drink, eat, dance etc ….

-I didn’t hear/understand what you said.
Я не расслышал, что вы сказали .
YA ne rasslyshal, chto vy skazali .

My favourite phrase is:
Who would have thought or believed that you will grow up like that?
“Кто бы мог подумать, что ты таким вырастишь ?”
Kto by mog podumat', chto ty takim vyrastish' ?

[elgatorado]

I'm registered for the camp. Can't say enough how excited I am. Thanks for another great video!

[megyseth]

Thank you so much for making these videos available!
Unfortunately with my student loan, I'm not currently able to financially support your channel which I think is important when someone is doing a great job!, but I won't forget because of who I passed my exams and continued to love the language and when I get a chance I'll for sure support it!

[foreverfmore]

Thanks to God, your explanation made my repetition to learn those phrases easier 😀 which i like the most is :
* тебе повезло *
потому что : " Федор, Мне повезло иметь такого хорошего учителя, как ты " ☺ thanks 💕 for your effort

[tahep]

These phrases are so common that you can encounter them in any movies, series you are watching (I'm saying that from my experience), especially the phrase "С чего ты это взял", thanks a lot for this very useful phrases!

[MsLiztube]

So helpful! I repeat your lessons to myself and I learn like it is music! Such a beautiful, melodic language.

[ПредвестникиАпокалипсиса]

Очень круто, при помощи твоих видео можно спокойной учить английский, спасибо большое!

[MetallicAddict]

@Fedor: I think a useful addition to these videos would be to dissect the grammar of these phrases so that they are easier to remember. For example, you could say that "Я бы с радостью" literally means "I would be with joy", and say that "радостью" comes from the word "радость" meaning "joy, gladness". Just a thought.

[epicepidemic]

Phrase 1:
Use #1: "Where'd you get THAT idea??" or sometimes "Where's all this coming from??"
Use #2: 'How did you come up with that?" or "What makes you think so?"

[julianrodriguez]

And here we are in another really useful video. good job

[BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

Another useful video teacher fedor. Thank you. :)

[erinthomas]

i loved this, thank you! please do more with useful phrases, these are definitely important :)

[rhian]

Thanks for your persistence and great content Fedor.
I'm self teaching and finding it difficult to commit to something more official, I'm still working out why I want to learn Russian.
The best I come up with is watching Russian movies and TV shows and to be conversational when I go back to Russia whenever the skies/borders open up again.

[shamalhirushan]

Thank you so much! Nice to see more of these kind of videos which is useful in day today life))))

[cherylelainewilliams]

Wedding ring! Best wishes to you both!

[papaours]

russian looks so much more than french than english, we say litterally the same exact words 'tout est en ordre'? and mostly the 'ça te va' to say 'it looks good on you' with french verb 'to go' just as in russian! thanks so much