
Your Ultimate Guide to Russian Transportation
The search results did not provide specific Russian vocabulary or phrases directly related to transportation and directions for getting around. To fulfill the query effectively, it is better to provide a well-structured guide on common transportation and direction-related vocabulary and phrases in Russian known from language learning resources.
Here is a concise guide for getting around in Russian, focusing on transportation and asking for directions:
Common Transportation Vocabulary in Russian
- автобус (avtobus) — bus
- метро (metro) — subway/metro
- такси (taksi) — taxi
- поезд (poyezd) — train
- троллейбус (trolleybus) — trolleybus
- трамвай (tramvay) — tram
- машина (mashina) — car
- самолет (samolet) — airplane
- остановка (ostanovka) — bus stop
- вокзал (vokzal) — train station
- аэропорт (aeroport) — airport
Useful Phrases to Ask for Directions
- Где находится…? (Gde nakhoditsya…?) — Where is…?
- Как добраться до…? (Kak dobrat’sya do…?) — How do I get to…?
- Сколько стоит билет до…? (Skol’ko stoit bilet do…?) — How much is a ticket to…?
- Где остановка автобуса/метро? (Gde ostanovka avtobusa/metro?) — Where is the bus/metro stop?
- Это далеко? (Eto daleko?) — Is it far?
- Поверните направо/налево. (Povernite napravo/налево.) — Turn right/left.
- Идите прямо. (Idite pryamo.) — Go straight.
- Можно ли здесь купить билет? (Mozhno li zdes’ kupit’ bilet?) — Can I buy a ticket here?
This covers essential vocabulary and phrases needed to get around in Russian-speaking areas by public transport and to ask for directions effectively.
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