Travelling is the topic of our today’s lesson. So we decided to publish a tourist phrasebook in Russian. If you are planning to spend your vacation in a Russian-speaking country this summer, this article is meant exactly for you.
Have you ever thought about what Russians have for breakfast? For example, some people prefer to have a cup of coffee for breakfast, other people like to eat bread with butter or jam and have a cup of tea with honey in the morning.
As the spring is coming, it is time to learn some spring vocabulary in Russian. So, in this article let’s look at some spring words in Russian. We shall start with the basics.
Today we are going to speak about how to say 12 months of the year in Russian. We’ll look at the names of the months in Russian, as well as discuss 12 interesting Russian sayings and proverbs related to each month of the year.
Compliments are always a good way to make someone feel special, especially if you learn how to pay them in your partner’s native language. If your partner speaks Russian, they will definitely be impressed with your efforts. Let’s talk about how to pay compliments in Russian.
Talking about your family is one of the most popular topics of conversation in Russia. Therefore, in this article we are going to tell you about Russian words for family members. We will also look at some basic phrases, so when you are in a Russian-speaking environment
Time is an integral part of our everyday life. It helps us to plan the day and not to be late for some important events. If you live in a Russian-speaking environment, we think you have often wondered how to ask the time in Russian. Therefore, this article is for you!
When foreigners get into a Russian-speaking environment they might hear a great deal of unknown phrases. Therefore, today we are going to speak about the phrase “не везет” and the word “изюмительный” and what they mean.
Verbs of motion play an important role in the Russian language, as well as they do in other languages. This group of words is necessary if you would like to describe where you have gone, are going now, or will be going.
Russian colloquial words are slang words that were derived from various popular nouns. Most probably you have heard these words from your Russian friends, or have seen them on the Internet. In the article, you can find examples of how to use these words when you speak Russian.
