
What are the most common Russian phrases used in travel situations
Here are some of the most common Russian phrases used in travel situations:
- Здравствуйте (Hello)
- Пожалуйста (Please)
- Спасибо (Thank you)
- Где находится туалет? (Where is the restroom?)
- Сколько это стоит? (How much does this cost?)
- Вы говорите по-английски? (Do you speak English?)
- Я не понимаю (I don’t understand)
- Помогите! (Help!)
- Как пройти к вокзалу? (How do I get to the train station?)
- Меня зовут… (My name is…)
- Я заблудился (I am lost)
- Можно меню, пожалуйста? (Can I have the menu, please?)
- Где находится ближайшая аптека? (Where is the nearest pharmacy?)
- У меня бронь на имя… (I have a reservation under the name…)
- Можно счет, пожалуйста? (Can I have the bill, please?)
These phrases cover greetings, asking for help, directions, ordering food, and other common travel needs to help travelers communicate effectively in Russia. They are basic but essential for navigating typical travel scenarios. 1
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