Russian Listening Practice for Beginners / 100 Common Russian Questions
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- Practice your Russian listening skills with these 100 common Russian questions for beginners (with English translation). ➡️ Download 500 conversational Russian sentences (PDF + MP3) here: boostyourrussi...
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This video is all about Russian listening practice. You’ll hear 100 common conversational questions in Russian. These are easy questions that you’ll probably get when you chat in Russian. Each question will be repeated three times. The first two times there will be no subtitles. You should listen carefully and try to guess what I say in Russian. Then the recording will be played again, and you’ll see the question in Russian with its English translation on the screen, so you can check the answer.
Remember that if you repeatedly listen to the pronunciation of native Russian speakers, it will really improve your Russian listening comprehension!
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Russian Listening Practice for Beginners / 100 Common Russian Questions with English Translation
It's still so foreign to my brain that Russian doesn't have a lot of connecting words.
There are lots of connecting words in Russian but they are normally not used in questions
Thank you for your great work and time! Much appreciated! Hello from New Zealand :)
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! :)
So glad to have found ur site!!!! REALLY great videos and done very well for the beginner....: >
Welcome aboard! :)
Your videos are great. Great content with professional quality overall. Thanks for your work!
Glad you like them!
Thank you for another great video, Cristina!
Thanks for watching, Maximiliano!
I love this video! You are the best.
learning the russian language helps to bridge our cultures together so we can understand one another,s country, get along and strive for peace.. Besides, The russian language although not easy for an english speaking american, Russian is my favorite language all around!!! Excellent application. appreciate what you do for us!
I love this video. Its a new way of practicing Russian for me.
Instead of just learning words and phrases, its the reverse. Listening to russian ask questions and then I can formulate a variety of answers.
A great listening and comprehension excercise.
Thank you so much
Спасибо вам большое
Excellent exercise. Only тебя подвезти translated= give you a lift and здесь или с собой =here or with you seems there is no meaning or the translation is not true
Enjoyed this, but the translations are a bit too Americanised for my taste.
I like your videos, but I was looking especially for a female teacher in hopes of getting the female forms. Sadly you seem to only use male forms too.
Hello , Cristina ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Amira!
A wonderful way to teach Russian.
Thanks Kurtis! Glad it was useful
Please myam can you teach Russian grammar for beginner
I am interested to learn Russian
Tea is Chai...here.
Where?
Good video. Just, it would be useful to add a note with the gender. Ex: ты готов (m). Ты бы хотела (f). Etc.
Thank you so much, Christina!
Thanks for watching!
I had to walk my dog this morning. He’s handful and, unable to change the UA-cam Channel, I found myself listening to these 100 questions for nearly an hour. Some, like Чай или кофе? Тебе нравится здесь жить? мне легче легкого. Some, like Что ты они думаешь? no matter how many times I replayed my наушники, went beyond me😰, until I came back home, actually watched your video, and realized it was Что ты о ней думаешь!!! It simply reminds me of how bad my Russian listening ability is, and how grateful I feel to have found your channel.
You listening skills will improve over time! It takes time but it´s totalla doable. On my second channel Russian Level 1 I have lots of videos that can help you with that
Thank you for this. Very useful. :)
Glad it was useful, Jason!
You need an Instagram account girl
If you make any videos to improve speaking skills it would bee soooo goood
Thanks for the idea!
You..family.beins.
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Thanks for watching, Juan!
Очень интересно.спасибо вам❤
Привет, Кристина, я нашел это очень полезным. Большое тебе спасибо. У вас есть какие-нибудь советы, как запомнить и использовать эти вопросы и фразы? Я пытаюсь запомнить несколько, а затем жду ситуации, чтобы сказать их своей жене (она из России). Но обычно я забываю это сказать или забываю фразу, и это меня до смерти раздражает. Я не знаю, как достаточно быстро отвечать на такие фразы. Как сделать их автоматическими? У меня есть возможность получить неограниченную практику. Спасибо. In summary (in English), do you have any tips for making these phrases automatic?
Если вы хотите заучить эти фразы, вы можете придумать какие-нибудь диалоги или рассказы с ними, а потом дать их на проверку вашей жене. Еще можно сделать RU / ENG карточки и использовать метод интервальных повторений.
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Thank you, It was very usefull.
Please make more vidoes like that.
Thank you, I will!
Very good explained in simple way. Thank you .
Thanks for watching!
Love it.
happy getting in touch of your channel. i am honestly loving it
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you, Cristina! 🦋❤️
Welcome, Klara!
Hi Cristina, might you be a teacher on italki?
Hi Nathaly! Sorry, I don´t teach one-one-one anymore
I'm not ready to be your student...however, I still have a request 😅.
Can you do another hundred common phrases for beginners? It is so helpful.
God bless you, many thanks
You´re most welcome, Carmen!
Non.loute.
Many, many, many thanks
You are most welcome, Carmen!
who wants to practice russian.. comment below
I m uzbek and russian is like my second language i can understand it clearly but cannot speak would you help me to speak
The only way to improve speaking skills is by actually speaking the language. If you do it regularly, you´ll see results!
@@BoostYourRussian thanks soo much you are graet 🥰🥰😘😘😘😘
Wonderful and very good help it's a great job and best video Thank you very much mom and God bless you.
Belə videolardan çox olsun🤗🤗
i liked it.
Glad to hear that!
Hello,
Thank you Kristina for this useful and amazing video. I am studying Russian language at Tomsk State University online(A1 level). Sometimes, I don't understand what the lecture asks me, but because of this video, I am able to point out the pronunciation, writing and translation.
Looking forward to more of such videos.
Glad it was helpful! There are already a couple of similar videos on my channel
It's a great job and wonderful video Thank you very much mom and God bless you
Thank you very much!
Even though it's been more than a year since this video was put out, I have just now perused it and want to say (albeit belatedly) thank you very much Kristina for making it. I was happy that I managed to understand as many phrases as I did.
Glad I could help! Most of my videos are evergreen, so hopefully you'll benefit from them even if you don't watch them immediately when they are published
gee these are good. thanks )))
Excellent! 👏🏻 Despite still being a beginner, I understood most of the questions 😁 Thanks for your video! 🙌🏻
Amazing result!!
Thank you for a great video
Thanks for watching!
Great help. Is it possible to publish a video, which consist similar conversations, but on a particular topic or in a particular place. E.g. at the train station or at the airport or in the hotel and so on. Thank you.
I already have several videos like this, for example, this one ua-cam.com/video/0b5Kq4R38Q4/v-deo.html about seeing a doctor
Thanks again! the video is very helpful.
You're welcome, Lucas! :)
Hello Cristina. Instead of Kak pojivaete can we use like kak dela? Is that one of them formal other not?? If you can help me to understand I would be happy. Spasibo bolsaya.
Hi Orkhan! Both mean pretty much the same. Как поживаете literally means how are you living and как дела means how are you. Как поживаете is more polite than как дела and is a very common question when talking to older folks.
@@BoostYourRussian thank you very much Cristina.
Really useful lesson! I'd like to see more like this!
More to come!
Very useful, it helps my listening
Glad to hear that!
Hi Cristina!! Is there a book to learn Russian for Spanish speakers??
Hi Omar! I don´t know any particular book but I´m sure that if you Google ruso para hispanohablantes, you´ll find plenty books
@@BoostYourRussian thanks Cristina!!
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Thanks for watching!
Amazing, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Amazing job!
Thank you!
спасибо болшое !!
Не за что!
Your teaching style is fun, easy to understand and not fast, great for beginners who are just learning Russian