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I ❤️nature. Я люблю природу❤️Have you seen my new video already? Let’s learn a new Russian word! Write me in the comments what word or phrase did you learn from my new video! #learnrussianwords #learnrussianlanguage #learning #learnrussian #learnrussian4free #russian #russianlessons #russianonline

170 Fleeting е is here! Посол - посла. #russianonline #russiantutor #studyrussian #russianlanguageonline #russianlanguageteacher #learnrussian #learnrussianwords #russianlanguage #speakrussian #russianlessons #learnrussian4free #russianlessons #russianteacher #inrussian #inrussian_vocab

161 Great Patriotic War. This abbreviation is used mostly in writing. #russianonline #russiantutor #studyrussian #russianlanguageonline #russianlanguageteacher #learnrussian #learnrussianwords #russianlanguage #speakrussian #russianlessons #learnrussian4free #russianlessons #russianteacher #inrussian #inrussian_abbreviations

Day 2 of my #30daysofrussianlanguagechallenge see you on my channel! New video already available! Link in bio#russianlanguage #learning #learnrussian #learnrussianwords #learnrussianlanguage #learnrussianonline #learnrussian4free #easyrussian

In Russia marshrutka rides you So we have a mini-bus called Marshrutka (from the word маршрут-route) which many Russians use to go to work and travel around the city What about you? How do you go to work? You can start your answer with: я езжу на работу на трамвае/автобусе/машине... или может - вы ходите на работу пешком #learnrussian #russianlanguage #learningrussian #studyrussian #russian

Personal pronouns in my favorite case - Dative! Dative operates with the questions „кому?/чему?“ which has meaning to whom/to what (at least according to my logic ) I hope this post will help you with perfecting your Russian As always: feel free to comment below your examples (so I can correct them if you want me to) ❤️ #learnrussian #russianlanguage #russian #learningrussian

167 DNA :) I will just say that the last letter is for КИСЛОТА (Аcid) . #russianonline #russiantutor #studyrussian #russianlanguageonline #russianlanguageteacher #learnrussian #learnrussianwords #russianlanguage #speakrussian #russianlessons #learnrussian4free #russianlessons #russianteacher #inrussian #inrussian_abbreviations

#annagaplichnaya_speak ⠀ Let’s learn Russian, friends! ⠀ Hi! Today we’ll have one more Russian lesson. It is unusual. Ready? ⠀ If you want to understand russian people well, you need to learn some sayings - proverbs. People of our country like them and often use in their speech. So you have to know their meaning, ‘cos it’s rather difficult to guess. But don’t be afraid, it is really interesting. ⠀ Let’s explore the use of 3 popular russian proverbs! ⠀ 1) Без труда не вытащишь рыбку из пруда. [Bes tru’da ne ‘vytashhish ‘rybku iz pru’da] Literal translation: You cannot reel out fish from the pond without making an effort Explanation: Not a single task can be done without putting some work and effort into it. ⠀ 2) Губа не дура. [Gu’ba nʲˈe ‘dura.] Literal translation: Lips are not stupid. Explanation: To have a taste for something nice; choose something very good for yourself. Equivalent English proverb: Know which side your bread is buttered on. ⠀ 3) Куй железо, пока горячё. [Kuj zhe’lezo pɐ’ka gorja’chjo.] Literal translation: Forge iron while it’s hot. Equivalent English Proverb: Make hay while the sun shines. ⠀ Do you like russian proverbs? Share your opinion with me in comments below. ⠀ But it is still better to сontact a local professional English-speaking guide and you will have no problems with communication at all. Feel free to dm me. ⠀ #annagaplichnaya #gaplichnayaguide #stpetersburg_anna #learnrussian #spbguide

Let’s learn Russian, friends! ⠀ Hi, everyone! Did you learn how to say “hello” in Russian from my previous lesson? ( You can find all my lessons by hashtag #annagaplichnaya_speak ). And today we will learn how to start conversation after greetings and to respond to them. Let‘s look. ⠀ Informal Russian greetings:⠀ ⠀ Приве́т - [pree-vyét] - Hi. / Hello. ⠀ Как дела́? - [kak dee-lá] - How are you? How are you doing? ⠀ Отли́чно, как у тебя́? - [at-léech-na, kak u tee-byá] - Excellent, how are you? ⠀ Formal Russian greetings: ⠀ Здра́вствуйте - [zdrást-vuî-tye] - Good morning (afternoon, evening) ⠀ Как ва́ши дела́? - [kak vá-shee dee-lá] - How are you? ⠀ Спаси́бо, хорошо́. Как у вас? -[spa-sée-ba, ha-ra-shó. kak u vas] - Fine, thanks you. How about you? ⠀ Do you think Russian is a difficult language? Write your opinion in comments. ⠀ #stpetersburg_speak #russianwords #annagaplichnaya #gaplichnayaguide #stpetersburg_anna