You have learned quite a bit of Russian since the last review so we should probably take a step back and go over all this information.
You should now be comfortable with;
1. Describing what languages people (including yourself) can speak and understand and how well.
2. Introducing members of your family, your friends and your professors.
3. Ask questions about other people's relationships and ask about their relatives professions and interests.
4. Describing people with some nouns of nationality.
5. Making some compliments and insults towards other people's family and friends.
If any of this is too difficult I suggest you take some time to review what we have learned.
Make sure you are learning all your vocabulary words! Speaking Russian is like cooking, and those words are your ingredients. The more words you memorize, the more tasty your language skills will be!
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Friday, January 18, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Review 1
Now that you have learned a few things in Russian, and are starting to understand the way it works, it is a good idea to go back and review the things you have already learned. So far we have covered;
1. How to ask who someone is when you don't know their name, and when you know the person's name but want to know more about them/their profession.
2. How to ask and answer yes and no questions about topics like professions, nationality, and quality.
3. Ask someones name using formal and informal address.
4. How to respond to an introduction; "очень приятно".
5. All about Russian names and the difference between masculine and feminine names.
6. How to greet people formally and informally at different times of day.
7. How to say good-bye formally and informally, also wish someone good night.
8. Inquire informally (at your own risk) how someone is doing and reply when someone has asked you.
If you can't do any of these off the top of your head then you should go back and review what we have already learned. You should now be familiar with all of the vocabulary that we have learned as well. Use these words as much as you can in the future and test yourself every so often.
1. How to ask who someone is when you don't know their name, and when you know the person's name but want to know more about them/their profession.
2. How to ask and answer yes and no questions about topics like professions, nationality, and quality.
3. Ask someones name using formal and informal address.
4. How to respond to an introduction; "очень приятно".
5. All about Russian names and the difference between masculine and feminine names.
6. How to greet people formally and informally at different times of day.
7. How to say good-bye formally and informally, also wish someone good night.
8. Inquire informally (at your own risk) how someone is doing and reply when someone has asked you.
If you can't do any of these off the top of your head then you should go back and review what we have already learned. You should now be familiar with all of the vocabulary that we have learned as well. Use these words as much as you can in the future and test yourself every so often.
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