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When you make a phone call in Russia, you may get the impression that the person who answers is an extremely impatient individual who can't afford the luxury of wasting time answering the phone. That's why the person's "Алло!" - a standard way to answer the phone - may sound abrupt, unfriendly or even angry. Don't waste time introducing yourself. Hurry up and tell the person your business right away. You also may also hear just:
✔Да- [dah] - Yes
✔Слушаю - [sloo-shuh-yu] - I'm listening

❓Was it easy for you to speak a foreign language on the phone for the first time? (we are waiting for your answers in the comments)👇🏼

▪︎Одна из тем, которая обязательно возникнет во время вашего первого разговора, - это ваша страна происхождения. Ожидайте услышать вопрос "Откуда Вы?".

▪︎One of the topics that's bound to come up during your first conversation is your country of origin. Expect to hear the question "Where are you from?".

☆To answer, you can say:
✔I am from... / Я из + the name of the country in GENITIVE CASE | [ya eez ...]
✔I live in ... / Я живу в + the name of the country in the PREPOSITIONAL CASE | [ya zhi-voo v ...]

👇🏼Where are you from? / Откуда вы? (we are waiting for your answers in the comments)👇🏼

•Привет, друзья! Как дела?😁 Давно то нас здесь не было. Уверены,что за этот год ваш русский язык достиг самого высокого уровня и вы разговариваете, как носители. Бедум рады,если поделитесь вашими успехами в изучении языка или просто расскажите как у вас дела (ждём ваши ответы в комментариях)👇🏼

▪︎Hello, friends! What's up? It's been a long time since we've been here. We are sure that this year your Russian language has reached the highest level and you speak like native speakers. We will be happy if you share your progress in learning the language or just tell us how you are doing (we are waiting for your answers in the comments)👇🏼

What’s your favorite color? Some common colors are:
👻БЕЛЫЙ – [bye-lihy] - white
☻ЧЁРНЫЙ – [chyor-nihy] - black
❄ГОЛУБОЙ – [guh-loo-bohy] - light blue
💩КОРИЧНЕВЫЙ – [kah-reech-nee-vihy] - brown
🍎КРАСНЫЙ – [krahs-nihy] - red
🍊ОРАНЖЕВЫЙ – [ah-rahn-zhih-vihy] - orange
🧠РОЗОВЫЙ – [roh-zuh-vihy] - pink
👗СИНИЙ – [see-neey] - blue
🤺СЕРЫЙ – [sye-rihy] - gray
🍋ЖЁЛТЫЙ – [zhohl-tihy] - yellow
🥦ЗЕЛЁНЫЙ – [zee-lyo-nihy] - green

To express the superlative form of the adjective, put САМЫЙ before the neutral adjective form. САМЫЙ is an adjective and must agreed in case, number and gender with nouns and other adjectives.
• Singular
✔САМЫЙ [SAH-mihy] - (masculine)
✔САМАЯ [SAH-muh-ya] - (feminine)
✔САМОЕ [SAH-muh-ye] - (neuter)

• Plural (all genders)
✔САМЫЙ [SAH-mih-ee]
👇🏻Let's remember in the comments below some Guinness records👇🏻

In Russian, demonstrative pronouns functions like adjectives amd change their endings depending on the case, number, and gender of the nouns they modify. When comparing items, you're almost always using demonstrative pronouns only in the nominative case. Here are all the forms you need to know:
• ЭТОТ [EH-tuht] - This/This one - for masculine nouns
• ЭТА [EH-tuh] - This/This one - for feminine nouns
• ЭТО [EH-toh] - This/This one - for neuter nouns
• ЭТИ [EH-tee] - These/These ones - for plural nouns
• ТОТ [toht] - That/That one - for masculine nouns
• ТА [tuh] - That/That one - for feminine nouns
• ТО [toh] - That/That one - for neuter nouns
• ТЕ [tye] - Those/Those ones - for plural nouns

❓What do you prefer more to make a quick trip to the grocery shop or spend a leisurely day at the РЫНОК?
❓Btw,do you know how will 'grocery shop' on Russian?

🇷🇺МОЖЕТ быть у тебя болит живот, потому что ты не ел?
🇬🇧MAYBE you have a stomachache because you didn't eat?

What is your favorite ДЕСЕРТ?
👇🏻write your answers in the comments below👇🏻

ORDINAL NUMBERS
Ordinal numbers are numbers like 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.We list the first 10 here:
ПЕРВЫЙ – [pyer-vihy] - first
ВТОРОЙ – [ftah-rohy] - second
ТРЕТИЙ – [trye-teey] - third
ЧЕТВЁРТЫЙ – [cheet-vyor-tihy] - fourth
ПЯТЫЙ – [pya-tihy] - fifth
ШЕСТОЙ – [shees-tohy] - sixth
СЕДЬМОЙ – [seed’-mohy] - seventh
ВОСЬМОЙ – [vahs’-mohy] - eighth
ДЕВЯТЫЙ – [dee-vya-tihy] - ninth
ДЕСЯТЫЙ – [dee-sya-tihy] - tenth

SAYING THE YEAR 🗓
To indicate a year, you begin with the century, as in ТЫСЯЧА ДЕВЯТЬСОТ – [tihsee-chuh dee-veet-soht] –nineteen (Literally: one thousand nine hundred) for the 20th century or ДВЕ ТЫСЯЧИ – [dvye tih-see-che] - two thousand (for the 21st century). Then, to state the number indicating the year, use the corresponding ordinal number, as in:
✔ТЫСЯЧА ДЕВЯТЬСОТ ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ ВОСЬМОЙ ГОД – [tih-see-chuh dee-veetsoht pee-dee-syat vahs’-mohy goth] – 1958 (Literally: One thousand nine hundred fifty-eighth year)
✔ДВЕ ТЫСЯЧИ СЕДЬМОЙ ГОД – [dvye tih-see-chee seed’-mohy goth] – 2007 (Literally: Two thousand seventh year)

More often, we use years to indicate when a certain event took, takes, or will take place. To make this statement, use preposition v + the year in the prepositional case + godu (gah-doo; year), as in:
✔В ТЫСЯЧА ДЕВЯТЬСОТ ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ ВОСЬМОМ ГОДУ – [v tih-see-chuh deeveet-soht pee-dee-syat vahs’-mohm gah-doo] - in 1958 (Literally: in the one thousand nine hundred fifty-eighth year)
✔В ДВЕ ТЫСЯЧИ СЕДЬМОМ ГОДУ – [v dvye tih-see-chee seed’-mohm gahdoo] - in 2007 (Literally: in the two thousand seventh year)
✔В ДВЕ ТЫСЯЧИ СОРОК ВОСЬМОМ ГОДУ – [v dvye tih-see-chee soh-ruhk vahs’-mohm gah-doo] - in 2048 (Literally: in the two thousand forty-eighth year)
To indicate the year in which an event takes place, you only have to put the last ordinal numeral describing the year into the prepositional case. For more info on ordinal numerals and forming the prepositional case

It's already the last month of autumn.
✔НОЯБРЬ - [nah-YABR'] - November
Say you are considering take a trip in November then in this case, you indicate the month with the phrase:
✔В НОЯБРЕ - [v nuh-eeb-RYE] - in November
( 'в' + the name of the month in the prepositional name)
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