ALL Phrases to Introduce Yourself like a Native Russian Speaker

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In this video, you’ll challenge your Russian listening comprehension skills. You will learn the most common and useful phrases to introduce yourself like a native Russian speaker. You'll learn must-know Russian phrases for traveling in Russia. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Russian, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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[@SnowyBlizzard]

I did a little digging for those wondering, and youd use the word pronounced "goda" for numbers ending in 1-4 and the word pronounced "lyet" for numbers ending in 5-9 or 0 like 30, 40, 50 etc.

[@SnowyBlizzard]

idk if this is 100% right but thats what I found on reddit

[@Hevanafa]

I recently brushed my Russian skills too 😂
and here's what I got:
лет / года -- year -- changes depending on the number that precedes.
1: год
2, 3, 4: года
5 to 20, or if it's more than 20, just read the unit (5 to 9 & 0):
лет
Examples:
Ему 20 лет. He is 20 years old.
Ей 35 лет. She is 35 years old.
Мне сто два года. I'm 102 years old.
Мне двадцать один год. I'm 21 years old.

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My goal is because some Russian mobs threaten me

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Ya lyublyu Katya! ❤

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Привет...большое спасибо

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Privet. Menya zavut Aditya🖐️

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привиет, меня зовут хира

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ochen krasivaya Katyusha.

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Я в порядке

[@SMara79]

Pojaluista can be also translated as "with pleasure"?

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Hello Mara,
No..."With pleasure" would be - "с удовольствием".
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Does she ever take live classes?

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привет меня зовут амапда🖐🏻

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Катюша Любовь моя.

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Hello kayatsyr name

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Your are so beautiful

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Forgot hello †

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Can i say я из дома?

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Hi dude! If you want I can help u with Russian language it's my mother tongue

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Aziz Fayzullaev
bu erda ham ozbeklar bor ekanda. hursandman.

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That looks like "I am from at home."

[@RussianwithTatiana]

Я дома. Я выхожу из дома. Я иду домой.

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Of course not. What did you even mean?

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Do you smoke weed before the lesson?😀

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Pinnacles49 everytime

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