Вы всё по́няли? 1.2 Аэропо́рт Домоде́дово

Упражне́ние 1. Э́то ве́рно и́ли неве́рно?

Look at the pictures of the people below and determine whether the statements made about them are true or false.

Как тебя́ зову́т?

The formula for asking someone's name literally means “how you they-call?” The answer is literally “me they-call ____”. For now it is best to learn these as whole phrases and associate them with the situations in which they are used.

Упражне́ние 2.

Based on the picture, choose the appropriate word or phrase to complete the sentence.

До́брый день! Greetings in Russian

Amanda, Tony and Denis say До́брый день to greet each other, but there are other possible ways to greet people, depending on the time of day. Click on the images below to listen to the greetings again.

Упражне́ние 3.

Listen to the greeting and then choose the time of day you are most likely to hear it used.

You may have heard the Russian for “goodbye” before; note that it is two words in Russian, but pronounced as one. It is similar to the French “au revoir” in that it means something like “until we next see each other.” Listen to it a few times.