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In this episode, we’re talking about transportation, from public transport to driving a car. I share what getting around Minsk is like, explain the different types of public transport, and talk about my experience with driving and car-sharing. We also look at some interesting examples from other countries.
A relaxed episode with simple, everyday Russian for Russian learners. 🚍
In this episode, we’re talking about shopping, clothes, and the way we choose what to wear. I share my shopping habits, how I ended up with ten pairs of sneakers, and why having a full wardrobe doesn’t always mean having something to wear.
A relaxed episode with simple, everyday Russian for Russian learners. 🛍️🎧
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In this episode, we’re talking about going to restaurants and cafés. I explain useful phrases for booking a table, ordering food, asking about dishes, dealing with problems, asking for the bill, and paying.
You’ll hear practical Russian expressions that you can actually use in a restaurant, along with simple explanations of useful words and phrases.
A practical episode with natural, everyday Russian for Russian learners. 🥂
I also talk about reading in English and Russian, buying physical books, and what it’s like when a book in another language is much harder than you expected.
A relaxed episode with simple, everyday Russian for Russian learners. 📖
A relaxed episode with simple, everyday Russian and useful vocabulary for Russian learners. 🌦️
A relaxed episode with simple, everyday Russian and useful vocabulary. 🍿
I talk about my favorite dishes, foods I don’t like, fast food, coffee, and why I’m a little picky when it comes to food. I also share some thoughts about food from different countries and the cuisines I prefer.
This episode is made for Russian learners who already understand some Russian and want to practice listening to natural, everyday speech. I speak slowly and use mostly simple language, with explanations of some useful words and expressions along the way.
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