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Здравствуйте robert groulx,
Спасибо for posting. We are very happy to have you here. Let us know if you have any questions.
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Левенте (Levente)
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thanks for the lesson transcript
favorite phrase is Которую книгу вы хотите посмотреть?
robert
Hello Alli,
1. You can also say "спрашивает продавца о кое-чем". The verb [спрашивать] can be used in 2 ways: [спрашивать у + a person] or [ спрашивать + a person + о (about)]
2. You can also use [можно], but in this case you need to change this sentence grammatically:
Извините, можно мне взглянуть на книгу вон на той полке.
3. Because we imply the verb here: [взглянуть на ] вот эту.
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Elena
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Hi Alli,
Thank you for posting. No problem!
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Cristiane
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Оh sorry! I didn't mean to address it to Shanna! Sorry!
Здравствуйте Shanna,
У меня есть три вопроса.
1. In the first sentence: Женщина спрашивает кое-что у продавца в книжном магазине, why is it спрашивает + у ? Could you just say "спрашивает кое-что продавца..."? Is there a difference between using the 'у' or not?
2. In: Извините, могу я взглянуть на книгу вон на той полке; could you use можно instead of могу? Is there a difference?
3. The продавец says: "Вот эту" . Why is эта (for книга) in винительный падеж?
Спасибо!
Hi Shanna,
When practicing listening, it's not necessary to catch all the words. The most important thing is to get used to conversation in Russian and to catch the general meaning. Therefore I think you can start this series any time.
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Ofelia
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When is it appropriate to begin these listening comprehension exercises? I see that the first one has words that I have not yet learned which makes me reticent to begin them.
I have completed sixteen of the absolute beginner lessons, and most of the 3 minute lessons.
Please advise.
Thank you,
Shanna