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Learn Basic Russian Terms
Words And Phrases
Amazing Fact:
Russian and Ukrainian women do not expect us to learn their language when we travel abroad to meet them. They put all the pressure for communication
on themselves. If you do, however, speak anything to them in their native language - they love it! It shows you are willing to
risk feeling silly for their convenience.
Click the buttons below to hear Viktoria pronounce each word or phrase! This will take some practice - but you can do it!
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Recording
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Hello (Formal).
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Zdrastvuyte.
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Hello (Informal).
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Privet.
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How are you?
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Kak dela?
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Very well, and you?
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Ochen harasho, a u vas?
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Very well, thank you.
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Ochen harasho, spasiba.
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Pleased to meet you.
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Ochen pryatna.
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You are very beautiful.
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Ti ochen krasivaya.
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Thank you.
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Spaseeba.
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Thank you very much.
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Bolshoye Spaseeba.
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What is your name?
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Kak vas zavut?
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My name is...
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Menya zavut...
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You look terrific!
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Ti viglyadish velikolepno.
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May I get you something?
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Ti chto-nibud hochesh?
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Please.
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Pazhalsta.
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Your welcome.
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Pazhalsta.
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How was your day?
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Kak prashol tvoi dyen?
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Would you like some champagne?
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Hatitye shampanskova?
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Would you like to dance?
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Hatitye potantsevat?
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Come on!
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Davai!
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I like you very much.
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Ti mnye ochen nravish-sia.
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I like your smile.
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Mnye nravitsia tvaya ulibka.
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I like your eyes.
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Mnye nravyatsa tvayee glaza.
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I like your hair.
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Mnye nravyatsa tvayee volosi.
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I would like to learn more about you?
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Mnye bi hotyelos uznat a tebye pabolshe.
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Your city is very lovely.
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Tvoi gorot ochen krasiviy.
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May I see you again?
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Magu ya uvidet tebya eschio raz?
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Are you free to go out tonight? Tomorrow? This week?
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Ti svobodna vecherom? Zavtra? Na etoi nedelye?
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Where shall we go (on our date?)
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Kuda paidyom?
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I would like to visit The Hermitage, Peterhoff, The Russian Museum.
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Mnie bi hotelos payti v Ermitazh Pitergof, Russkiy muzei.
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Will you come with me, please?
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Paidiosh so mnoi, pazhalusta?
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Are you hungry?
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Ti golodnaya?
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I am hungry.
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Ya goloden.
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Thanks for coming.
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Spasiba shto prishla.
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May I get you a taxi?
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Posadit tebya na taksi?
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Happy birthday!
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S dnyom razhdenia!
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I love you!
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Ya tebya lyublu!
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