#12 English & Russian: In a restaurant/ В ресторане
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2013
- You are in a restaurant and you do not know what to say? - I'll help!
In this episode I'll teach you how to make an order, what to order and so on in Russian and in English! Stay put, do not go anywhere and you'll learn a lot!
My channel - / antoniaromaker
My group - RusWithPas
My facebook group - / ruswithpas
Спасибо, очень приятно читать такие добрые отзывы!!!
Ух девченки! приятно посмотреть а еще и полезно
It's fast, but that's good, as people in Russia will speak fast! Anyway, the advantage of videos is that you can replay as many times as necessary. Also, don't forget that UA-cam lets you play videos at half speed or even quarter speed.
Very useful. it isn't too fast for me)) strangely entertaining to watch you
I am glad you liked it :)
In Serbia, especially for Christmas that winter salat Is a must. Of course we call it Руска салата.
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great video with two sisters
I can't wait to see the next episode!:))
Its awesome!
Девушки вы восхитительны и урок превосходен, а поставить дизлайк можно только промахнувшись!
Спасибо :)
большое спосиба
Very nice lessons!
Thank you!!! :)
Спасибо, стараемся ;)
ladies, you're great! Thanks...
Oracle Delphi thank you for watching and commenting! :)
so cuteeee you are the best
Thank you! :)
хорошие уроки))
very good
Thank you! :)
you are very fast when you are talking russian and you forgot we are still beginners
ashraf adel Yeah, I know, I am trying...
I was thinking the same thing. Vera was speaking too fast in Russian.
try to learn spanish lol
ur my favorite on russian learning teacher,,,,maybe just repeat twice [dva] some of the more harder pronunceations ,ok..ur very nice,maybe a good homemaker that is attractive to good american men, tradition is nice,and loyalty is berrter.right.dobra den
I wish to learn how to prepare all of those foods... спасибо
I am planning to make some videos about Russian cuisine ;)
не за что ;)
That made me hungry
Sorry 😁
Блинчики are called Crêpes in English (it's a French word)
thanks for the info
If only I had more time... :(
Я Люблю Щи
Принесите, пожалуйста, счет.
please speak slowly. we are still learning from the beginning. ask your sister as well. repeat like 2 or 3 times better. I wish you all the best..
How can I ask for the bill!?
я хочо один борш ^^
Это будет счёт, да?
Дайте счет, пожалуйста
завтра у меня в университете тест об этом:)
Did you do good?
it was kind of like an exercise, with improvisation and such, which isnt my strong side😭 but I got a nice grade now at the end of the course so thats good, thanks for asking😀
I must know if your dresses were planned, or the polka dotted dresses were a coincidence.
It was planned like this :)
blinchiki = crepes (Nalesniki in Polish)))
Which case is Двоих, троих, etc, and what case is Двух? My Russian friends and my girlfriend cannot explain it to me.
+Patrick Loftus both 'двоих' and 'двух' are Genetive plural, the difference can be seen in the Nominative too:
два - a cardinal number is used with nouns and is very common
двое - is a collective numeral and is used not so often, there are some cases in which such numerals are usually used:
1) with nouns, with have no singular - двое суток, твое носков
2) + дети, люди, лицо
3) are used alone, when you talk about people, but do not use the word 'people' - На улице курили двое.
4) with animate masculine nouns - пятеро спортсменов, четверо человек
In formal speech cardinal numerals are used preferably.
+Antonia Romaker Thank you. By the way, is Двое pronounced like Dvoye or Dvoyo? I hate that "yo" is often written like "ye". For the longest time I was pronouncing metro station Молодежная like "Molo-dyezh-naya" instead of like "Molo-DYOZH-naya", and nobody knew what I was talking about. Why can't we just always put the two little dots above "Е" when we mean "yo"?!!!!?
+Patrick Loftus well, yeah, I understand, that it's a little problem for those, who study Russian..
двое, трое, четверо, пятеро, шестеро, семеро, восьмеро, девятеро, десятеро - all these are with "е", not "ё"
was that салат оливье?
what do you mean?
thank you for your effort but both of you talking so quickly :-D
any way thanks and may allah bless both of u
Speaking much too quickly for an early lesson. SLOW DWN. YOu would do well to re-make this lesson.
it's very very fast, hard to catch the words for non native person.Tq
+jahangir ibrahim we are trying..... :)
lts a helpful video with lots of situational dialogue, however, you both talk much too quickly. Im not sure what level of Russian learning you target - for beginner level its just far too quick to learn from.
Nicky2K2K2K I agree, we speak quite quickly. We try.
sorry... very fast...
+hamza Baaloudj sorry, force of habit :)
помедленнее, пожалуйста xaxaxaxa ;-)
+Mike Thompson вечная проблема!... стараемся :)