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What are the most common multi-word expressions for A1 level Russian learners
For A1 level Russian learners, focusing on multi-word expressions is essential for building foundational language skills. These expressions often consist of fixed phrases or collocations that are frequently used in everyday communication. Here are some of the most common multi-word expressions suitable for beginners:
Common Multi-Word Expressions for A1 Level Russian Learners
**** Greetings and Basic Interactions
- Здравствуйте! (Zdravstvuyte!) - Hello!
- Как дела? (Kak dela?) - How are you?
- Спасибо! (Spasibo!) - Thank you!
- Пожалуйста! (Pozhaluysta!) - Please / You’re welcome!
**** Everyday Activities
- Я хочу пить. (Ya khochu pit’.) - I want to drink.
- Где туалет? (Gde tualet?) - Where is the bathroom?
- Мне нужно… (Mne nuzhno…) - I need…
**** Expressing Preferences
- Мне нравится… (Mne nravitsya…) - I like…
- Я не люблю… (Ya ne lyublyu…) - I don’t like…
**** Time and Dates
- Сколько стоит? (Skol’ko stoit?) - How much does it cost?
- Сегодня… (Segodnya…) - Today is…
**** Directions and Locations
- Идите прямо. (Idite pryamo.) - Go straight.
- Поверните налево. (Povernite nalevo.) - Turn left.
These expressions are not only practical but also help learners engage in basic conversations, making them crucial for effective communication at the A1 level. Incorporating these phrases into daily practice can significantly enhance a learner’s confidence and fluency in Russian.
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