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Learn Russian- Most Used Expression

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effers22 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I would love to learn some baisic russian for my gradnfather, if anyone is willing to help send me a message and i will give you my hotmail. Many thanks
oOlilBANGMANlilOo (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Madinkin thanks alot for explaning the time askin :)
but can i ask you to explain the answers plz
like half past ten and ...etc
thanks again
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pinkparadise241 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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0:24 .. ticha xD
Madinkin (3 months ago) Show Hide
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It doesn't really matter u can say both ways сколько времени?(Skol'ko vremeni?) and Каторый час?(Kotoriy chas?). It's just that Skol'ko vremeni can have 2 contexts:
1 when u ask what time is it
2 Or when u ask how much time(left, it will take etc) u just add in the end..like here
Сколько времени осталось?(Skol'ko vremeni ostalos'?)- How much time left?
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terrantry (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I thaught sorry was pronounces "Izvinity"
adalramion (3 months ago) Show Hide
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no, izvinitye means excuse me
pangy100 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Yes, Russian spelling would be helpful. Also, "Skulke vreminja" is not "what time is it", but rather means "How much time". "What time is it" is "katori chas".
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Hes like look i know russian ban ban ban and iam like playing backthe video wow!! nice :) slower plz next time and more grafic plz and thank you!!!!!!!! so much cpasiba!!!!!!!!!!!!

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