Sometimes a map isn't enough to find what you're looking for (a museum, restaurant, train station,...). That&'s why is good to know a few phrases to use when you&';re lost. Here you'll find a selection of useful sentences that will help you find your way. We have chosen these phrases to create this video: Do you know how to get to... ? Вы знаете, как попасть в... ? Is it near here? / Is it far from here? Это недалеко? / Это далеко? How many minutes will it take (to get there)? Сколько минут это займёт? Can I go on foot? Можно дойти пешком?

This is a Russian language lesson for beginners. The Cyrillic alphabet is a good start for those who want to learn Russian as a foreign language. In this lesson you will find: - The letters of the Cyrillic alphabet (which is the one used to write in Russian). - Examples of words for each letter. In order to help you with the pronunciation, each word in Russian comes with a 'pronunciation guide' in parenthesis.

Do you want to learn useful Russian words? Then watch our vocabulary videos, In this video you'll learn the different parts of the house such as wall, floor, ceiling, window... and also, the different rooms (living room, bathroom, kitchen,...). This is the vocabulary used for this video: дом: home / house квартира: apartment дверь: door окно: window стена: wall потолок: ceiling крыша: roof пол: floor комната: room коридор: corridor балкон: balcony спальня: bedroom ванная: bathroom гостиная: living room кухня: kitchen

We're going to learn how to help someone that is lost in the city. We have put together useful phrases that you can use to give directions in Russian. These are the phrases you&'ll find in this video: Where do you need to go? Куда вам нужно? Ité';s near here / It's far from here Это недалеко / Это далеко You can go on foot / Ité's to far to go on foot Можно пешком / Пешком слишком далеко You have to go by... bus / taxi / metro Вам нужно ехать на... автобусе / такси / метро You need the bus number.... Вам нужен автобус номер...

Our vocabulary videos will teach you new words around a specific topic. Today it's time to see what we can found in a classroom. These are the words you&'ll learn: classroom: класс chalkboard / board: доска map: карта clock : часы book: книга notebook: тетрадь pen: ручка pencil: карандаш rubber / eraser: ластик folder : папка desk: парта teacher: учитель (masc) / учительница (fem) student: ученик (masc) / ученица (fem) lesson: урок exam: экзамен

This is a Russian language lesson for beginners. Learning how to say the colours in Russian is very useful in many situations. In this lesson: - You will learn the names of the colours. - You will learn how to say 'light' and 'dark'. This is useful to differentiate for example between 'light red' and 'dark red'. - You will learn the endings of the colours for each Russian gender. In Russian nouns can be masculine, feminine and neuter. The colours have different endings for each gender.

In our videos you'll always learn new words around one topic. This time we&'re going to see different buildings that we can find in a city. These are the words that you see in this video: city: город building: здание court: суд school: школа university: университет library: библиотека hospital: больница museum: музей post office: почта police station: полицейский участок fire station: пожар��ая станция train station: вокзал bank: банк hotel: гостиница stadium: стадион

Do you want to learn useful Russian words? Then watch our vocabulary videos. In this video you'll discover the name of most means of transport you can think of: car, bus, bicycle, ship,... This is the vocabulary used for this video: машина: car мотоцикл: motorcycle велосипед: bicycle автобус: bus поезд: train трамвай: tram / streetcar метро: subway / underground фургон: van грузовик: truck / lorry такси: taxi скорая помощь: ambulance корабль: ship самолёт: plane вертолёт: helicopter космический корабль: space ship

Do you want to learn useful Russian words? Then watch our vocabulary videos, In this video you'll find useful vocabulary to use in a kitchen. This is the vocabulary used for this video: кухня: kitchen вилка: fork ложка: spoon нож: knife стакан: glass тарелка: dish стул: chair стол: table сковорода : frying pan кастрюля: pot плита: stove духовка: oven микроволновка: microwave стиральная машина: washing machine холодильник: refrigerator

Do you want to learn useful Russian words? Then watch our vocabulary videos. This time you're going to learn the name of different pieces of clothing, so you can dress from head to toes. This is the vocabulary used for this video: одежда: clothes пальто: coat куртка: jacket рубашка: shirt футболка: t-shirt нижнее бельё: underwear носки: socks брюки: trousers джинсы: jeans юбка: skirt платье: dress костюм: suit ремень: belt обувь: shoes шляпа: hat

This is a new video from our series on conversational Russian. This time we're going to see phrases to use in those moments when you don&'t understand, when ask someone to repeat, when you ask someone to speak more slowly... These are the phrases used in this video: Do you understand? Вы понимаете? Yes, I understand / No, I don&';t understand Да, я понимаю / Нет, я не понимаю Sorry, I don't understand Извините, я не понимаю Can you repeat it, please? Повторите, пожалуйста

This video is part of our collection of videos that teaches you how to speak Russian in different situations. This time, we're going to see greetings and farewells for any time of the year. These are the phrases used: Hello Здравствуйте (formal) / Привет (informal) Good morning Доброе утро Good afternoon Добрый день Good evening Добрый вечер How are you? Как дела?

This is a new vocabulary video. In just 90 second you're going to learn 15 new words about your family and relatives. These are the words you&'ll find in this video: family: семья mother: мать father: отец son: сын daughter: дочь brother: брат sister: сестра grandmother: бабушка grandfather: дедушка aunt: тётя uncle: дядя cousin (male): двоюродный брат cousin (female): двоюродная сестра nephew: племянник niece: племянница

We bring you a new lesson with Russian vocabulary for beginners. The days of the week are useful to describe what you did and what you are going to do, when talking about plans, appointments, etc. In this lesson you will learn: - How to say the days of the week. - How to say other words like today, tomorrow or yesterday.. - How to say 'on Monday', 'on Tuesday', 'on Wednesday', etc. In order to help you with the pronunciation, each word in Russian comes with a 'pronunciation guide' in parenthesis.

Love phrases in Russian: How to say 'I can't live without you' in Russian. Do you want to see more LOVE PHRASES in Russian? Then visit http://www.russianforfree.com/love.php. On our website you will find tender and romantic words in Russian like 'I love you' and many more.

Love phrases in Russian: How to say 'You are my love forever' in Russian. Do you want to see more LOVE PHRASES in Russian? Then visit http://www.russianforfree.com/love.php. On our website you will find tender and romantic words in Russian like 'I love you' and many more.

This is a Russian vocabulary lesson for beginners. The parts of the human body are part of the basic vocabulary in any language. In this lesson you will find: - Basic words of the body (head, arm, leg...) - Basic words of the face (nose, eye, ears...) In order to help you with the pronunciation, each word in Russian comes with a 'pronunciation guide' in parenthesis.

This is a lesson for beginners. Numbers are everywhere in our daily life. Prices, amounts, dates... that is why it is important to know how to count in Russian. In this lesson you will learn: - How to count from 0 to 100 in Russian. In order to help you with the pronunciation, each word in Russian comes with a 'pronunciation guide' in parenthesis.

We can say that there are two ways to tell the time in Russian. In this video you're going to learn the easy one. After all, what matters is being able to express what the time is in Russian.

We're going to see a useful video with phrases that we&'ll be using if we find ourself in a restaurant in Moscow (or any other Russian speaking city). These are the sentences that you will hear in this video: Do you have the menu in other languages? У вас есть меню на других языках? Do you have a smoking area? У вас есть зона для курящих? Ié';d like... Я хотел бы (masc.)... / я хотела бы (fem.)... I'd like... meat / fish / pasta / a salad Я хотел бы... мясо / рыбу / пасту / салат Ié'm a vegetarian Я вегетарианец (masc.) / Я вегетарианка (fem.)

Let's learn some new words with our series of vocabulary videos. This time we&'re going to learn how to call some objects we can find in our bedroom. These are the words that you can find in this video: bedroom: спальня curtain: штора shelf: полка bed: кровать mattress: матрас pillow: подушка sheet: простыня blanket: одеяло rug: коврик night table: тумбочка lamp: лампа alarm clock: будильник wardrobe: шкаф pyjamas: пижама monster: монстр