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Part 6: Money & Checking In a Hotel - Russian language tutorial and phrasebook

Submitted by admin on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 18:26


The most useful phrases to ask how much something costs, exchange money, check in and out of the hotel, and more...
 


 

Changing money:

english russian pronounced
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rouble / roubles   `rubl' / rub`li listen listen
dollars   `dollary listen listen
currency exchange   ob`men va`luty listen listen
bank   bank listen listen
how much   s`kol'ko listen listen
price   tse`na listen listen
how much does it cost s'kolko eto s'toit listen listen
what's the exchange rate ka'koi kurs listen listen
i want to change dollars ya hochu obmenyat dollary listen listen


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Checking in hotel / apartment:

english russian pronounced
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a hotel   gos`tinitsa listen listen
a hostel   `khostel listen listen
a room   `komnata listen listen
a key   klyutch listen listen
a bed   kro`vat' listen listen
toilettes M/W   tua`let M/ZH listen listen
shower   `dush listen listen
kitchen   `kukhnya listen listen
how much does one night cost s'kolko s'toit od'na noch listen listen
free room svo'bodnaya komnata listen listen
do you have a free room u vas est svobodnaya komnata listen listen
I need... мне нужен mne 'nuzhen listen listen
a single room одноместный номер odno'mestny 'nomer listen listen
a double room двухместный номер dvuh'mestny nomer listen listen
starting from 1 january until 7 january начиная с первого января до седьмого января nachi'naya s 'pervogo do sed'mogo yanva'rya listen listen
i want to reserve я хочу забронировать ya kho'chu zabro'nirovat' listen listen
is there a shower? есть ли там est li tam dush? listen listen
is everything ok? всё в порядке? vsyo v po'ryadke? listen listen
I will arrive on 1st of January at 10 o'clock. я приеду первого января в десять часов ya pri'edu 'pervogo yanva'rya v 'desyat' cha'sov listen listen
I will stay for 5 days я буду жить пять дней ya budu zhit pyat dnei listen listen
tomorrow завтра 'zavtra listen listen
doesn't work не работает ne ra'botaet listen listen
i need a key мне нужен ключ mne nuzhen kluch listen listen
where's the toilet? где туалет? gde tualet? listen listen
 

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