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Русский алфавит 1 Alphabet ①
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Русский алфавит 2 Alphabet ②
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Русский алфавит 3 Alphabet ③
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Pronunciation rules
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Stress rules, personal pronouns
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Что это? What is this?
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Род имён существительных Gender distinction of Russian nouns
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Она моя подруга.
She is my friend.
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Я студентка.
I am a college student.
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Он дома.
He is at home.
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Это новый друг.
This person is a new friend.
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What kind of student is he?
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Let's go.
This is Korean.

14.
Это её книга.
This is her book.
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Я знаю русский язык.
I know Russian.
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Он говорит по-русски.
He speaks Russian.
17.
Он очень хорошо говорит по-русски.
He speaks Russian very well.
18.
Она хорошо понимает по-русски.
She understands Russian well.
19.
Вечером я смотрю телевизор дома.
In the evening I watch TV at home.
20.
Я кореец.
I am Korean.
21.
Это большой стол.
This is a big desk.
22.
Чья это семья? Whose family are these people?
23.
Я делаю домашнее задание.
I do my homework.
24.
Мы спортсмены.
We are athletes.
25.
Это друзья.
These people are friends.
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It's okay.
This is a souvenir from Russia.
27.
Where are the people?
28.
Я живу в Сеуле.
I live in Seoul.
29.
Маша работает в России.
Masha works in Russia.
30.
Меня зовут Соня.
My name is Sonya.
31.
Let's go.
We study Russian.
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What did he do yesterday? What did he do yesterday?
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Где ты был вчера? Where were you yesterday?
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Почему вы изучаете русский язык? Why do you study Russian?
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Какие сувениры вам нравятся? What kind of souvenir do you like?
36.
Я звоню учителю.
I call the teacher.
37.
Сколько вам лет? How old are you?
38.
It's time to start.
I'm going to college now.
39.
Он ходит в университет.
He goes to school.
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Вчера я ходил в музей.
Yesterday I went to the museum.
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Сейчас мы в России.
We are in Russia now.
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Что ты делал вчера? What did you do yesterday?
43.
It's time to start.
He went to the stadium yesterday.
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Мы едем в Москву.
We are going to Moscow.
45.
Когда ты ездила в Россию? When did you go to Russia?
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It's time to go.
She went to Busan by train.
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Как у тебя дела? How are you?
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Москва ? это столица России.
Moscow is the capital of Russia.
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У меня нет брата.
I don't have an older brother.
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Я из России.
I'm from Russia.
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Я понимаю тебя.
I understand you.
52.
It's time to go.
Masha waited for Ivan all day.
53.
It's time to start.
I play the piano every day.
54.
Звони мне! Call me!
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Завтра мы будем смотреть балет.
We're going to see a ballet tomorrow.
56.
Я с ним.
I am with him.
57.
Let's go.
He writes his diary with a pencil.
58.
Я работаю адвокатом.
I work as a lawyer.
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It's time to start.
She wants apple pie.
60.
Я могу говорить по-русски.
I can speak Russian.

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