Learn Russian - Russian Fruit Vocabulary

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In this Russian lesson you'll learn the vocabulary for fruits in Russian: watermelon, peach, strawberry, apple, banana, orange, mango, cherry, pineapple, and melon.
When you're trying to tell your Russian penpal about your favorite fruit, know exactly what to write!

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[TheCurlyHairs]

I learned my veggies with the other one, now lets learn the fruuuuits :D

[hanna4911]

Some of them are the same as in swedish! :D

[MrSpb77]

Apelsin (orange) in Russian is from German "Apfelsine" which means "Chinese apple".

[Kurstin1003]

Im learnin all the vocab pieces one at a time. I find them very helpful with the pictures and the quiz, just watch it 3 times a day(takes me 2 days) and you will learn it! - though the one set back on these vids is that its vocab and does not include proper grammar or the variations of the words.

[CazuhLynn]

@TheElinor666

Seriously? That's cool :D

[TheElinor666]

@CazuhLynn : in Bulgarian ananas is ananas and banan is banan and the 96% of the russian worlds are the same in bulgarian but offcourse with very little differences.

[TheArtur2000]

@AncientSlayerXQ tbya toshi

[EbonyDarknessWay]

Kawaii

[Rimedzo08]

vishne

karpuz (arbuis)

are said in turkish as well

[CazuhLynn]

@TKMSeznam12

well, I never said that, nor did I intend to. but I'm finally beginning to learn Russian next month in university =)