Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com! You find yourself sick while vacationing in Russia. You’ve already missed your date with a very hot Russian girl you really hit it off with, you’ve been sick the whole time, and you have very little time left. How much worse could things be? Your friend calls and asks in Russian, “Are you still sick because of the bad fish you ate a few nights ago?” Because you are spending the holiday sick and alone, you are reluctant to tell her the truth, but you do and reply in Russian, “Horrible. I think it’s the flu. I am going to go back to the doctor tomorrow. They were closed today because of the holiday.” Your friend is genuinely worried and asks in Russian, “Have you made an appointment to go see him in case it is the swine flu?” Not even thinking about that, and realizing that is one way this could definitely get worse, you reply in Russian, “I promise I am going to see him again tomorrow.” Just wanting to stop thinking and talking about this for right now, you ask in Russian, “So, where are you going to today?” Excitedly, your friend replies in Russian, “I am going to the dacha today because of the pretty weather.” How much worse can it get? Learning Russian with RussianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Russian. In this Russian Beginner lesson, you will review the past four Russian grammar lessons, such as Russian conjunctions of cause, Russian prepositions, and Russian verbs. Visit us at RussianPod101.com where you can find more Russian lessons and learning materials. While you’re there, leave us a message.
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Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com! How unlucky can you get?! You are in Russia and have been on a date with a beautiful woman, but got food poisoning while on that date. You have been to the Russian doctor and have finally gotten to feeling better. While on the phone with the woman you went on a date with, you let her know you are feeling better and ask her in Russian, “Can we meet today…do you want to go somewhere with me?” Unfortunately,” she replies in Russian, “No, it isn’t possible today. I’m going to the movies with a friend.” So you try for tomorrow by asking her in Russian, “And tomorrow…can we go grab some lunch tomorrow, maybe go see some sights?” Once again, she replies in Russian, “I’m sorry. I’m already going somewhere with…ummm…some friends.” Looks like this Russian ship has sailed. How unlucky can you get? Learning Russian with RussianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Russian! This Russian Beginner lesson will teach you to use certain Russian verbs for going out on the town. So before you go out and have fun in Russia, visit us at RussianPod101.com to learn more about the wonderful language of Russian! Leave us a message while you’re there!
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Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com! You finally make it to beautiful Russian and what happens - you get sick with food poisoning! Now you have to go to the doctor instead of on another great date with that hot Russian girl you have been seeing. When you arrive at the doctor’s office, you tell the doctor in Russian, “I have a stomachache and I feel sick. Tell me doctor, is it food poisoning.” The doctor is very sympathetic towards you and replies in Russian, “Take your clothes off, please. I will examine you.” Oh, you always hate this part, but if you have any hope of getting back out on the town, you had better do what he says. The doctor completes his exam and replies in Russian, “Well, I have good news and bad news… The bad news is that you must stay in bed for three days. The good news is that you must have someone to take care of you.” And you think you might just have someone in mind… Learning Russian with RussianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Russian. In this Russian Beginner lesson, we’ll teach you everything you need to know about the imperative form of Russian reflective verbs. Visit us at RussianPod101.com, where you will find more fantastic lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you’re there!
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Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com! You have just been on a date the previous night in Russia when you begin to feel terrible! And on top of that, you’re supposed to have a second date tonight with the lovely Russian lady you went out with last night. So you’re on the phone with your Russian date trying to explain why you cannot see her today. You explain to her in Russian, “I’m sorry, I don’t think I can drop in to see you today. I feel horrible.” She moans and replies in Russian, “But I thought we were going to go sightseeing today and maybe take in a movie and go to that new Russian club tonight…” You feel horrible, but you attempt to explain again in Russian, “To be completely honest, I think it was yesterday’s fish. I don’t think I am going to be able to go anywhere today. I’m really sorry, maybe tomorrow.” Feeling horrible, she suggests in Russian, “Maybe you should go to the doctor.” That might not be a bad idea… Better hurry so you can bounce back and get on with the dating scene! Learning Russian with RussianPod101.com is the most fun and exciting way to learn Russian. In this Russian Beginner lesson, you will learn all about the many uses of Russian prepositions B and K. Visit us at RussianPod101.com, where you will find more fantastic lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you’re there.
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Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com! You have ordered food at a Russian restaurant but when the food is delivered to your table, you are appalled at the quality of your dish. You tell the waitress in Russian, “I think something is wrong with this fish because it tastes strange…and it also smells strange.” Instead of the waitress offering to bring you something to your liking, she asks in Russian, “Maybe you just don’t like it because you are not used to Russian food?” Disappointed, you reply in Russian, “Maybe I don’t like it because I am not used to Russian food…but I still think something is wrong.” She replies in Russian, “I can bring you something else if you like, but I think you still might not like it because of the spices in the food. I think the reason you believe the fish tastes funny is because of all the spices.” You try to finish your Russian meal, and decide that maybe the food isn’t to your liking, but the city is beautiful. You decide to try your Russian out and about sightseeing instead. Learning Russian with RussianPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Russian. In this Russian Beginner lesson, you will learn about Russian conjunctions of cause. Visit us at RussianPod101.com where you can find more Russian lessons, learning materials, and you can learn more everyday Russian skills. While you’re there, leave us a message.
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