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Part 7: Meeting people and getting with someone - Russian language online tutorial and phrasebook

Submitted by admin on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 18:24


How to talk to people in Russian, how to meet new friends, girlfriends and boyfriends, how to make complements and tell people you love them.
 

 
People:
english russian pronounced
 hear it!
      win media quicktime
who     kto listen listen
I      ya listen listen
you (many)   vy listen listen
you (formal)   vy    
he   on listen listen
she   ona listen listen
it   ono listen listen
they   oni listen listen
we   my listen listen
a man   muzhchina listen listen
a woman   zhenshchina listen listen
young man   molodoi chelovek listen listen
young woman / girl   devushka listen listen


 

 
How to Get with Someone (Speaking Russian):
english russian pronounced
 hear it!
      win media quicktime
can we get acquainted     mozhno s vami pozna'komitsya listen listen
what is your name (polite)   kak vas zovut listen listen
what is your name (to friends, casual)   kak tebya zovut listen listen
how old are you   skolko vam let listen listen
you are pretty (to a woman)   ty krasivaya listen listen
you are pretty (to a man)   ty krasivy listen listen
i like you   ty mne nravishsya listen listen
let's go to cinema   poi'dem v kino listen listen
let's go to a club   poi'dem v klub listen listen
call me (by phone) pozvo'ni mne listen listen
i love you      ya tebya lyublyu listen listen




 

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