5 questions in Russian for a sudden interaction - You can talk (to people)!

You can talk to people as well!

No matter where you live, this class might help you to understand

what Russian-speaking people are asking for
answers to important questions asked in Russian
how to ask for help in a Russian-speaking country
What I mean by “Russian-speaking country”?

Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine (yes, no matter what Russian propaganda says, 90% of Ukrainians understand Russian and can switch to it if you ask them to, and some of them speak Russian on a daily basis anyway), Bulgaria, Georgia, Latvia (unsurprisingly, lots of people do speak Russian), Moldova, Azerbaijan, Romania, Kyrgyzstan and others.

Is this class for you?

Yes!

This class might be easier for those who are already familiar with Russian but don't worry if you're not! Common phrases can be understood and learned regardless of your knowledge of the language. Please, see transliteration if you have struggles with pronunciation, and don't be afraid to ask questions. I'm always willing to help with any Russian words.

The class is divided into 6 questions that are usually asked in a foreign country. And unfortunately they are too important to dismiss. That's the main reason why I created this class.

The questions and answers about: greetings, language, exchanges, simcards, stations and toilets - are commonly asked, and you never know when it's you who will end up in a foreign country where people speak only Russian. So knowing how to ask these questions and what answers to expect might be useful.

Okay, let's get started!