How to Be Polite? | Russian Language

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Here's how you should act and what you should say if you want to be polite. As always, let me know if you need any further clarifications on any topic!
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@quadgod77 7 лет назад

I have learned so much Russian from watching your so far 80 video series/ playlist "Russian Language". I will continue to be a big fan of yours! спасибо)

@pivo2k 5 лет назад

I think most Russian people and certainly Europeans are aware that Americans specifically are known to be overly friendly and open at first meetings. Of course, it's not a good thing, but I always tell people to not ask personal questions until you know a person better.

@phx4closureman 6 лет назад

Great video on good "social graces". Spaciba!!

@000hasem000 7 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Could you please list russian words used in the video in the discription section. This would help me not to stop the video every time I hear new word. Thanks again

@user-nz1dv9fv1g 7 лет назад

thanks for those words, i ll keep on practice. by the other hand, i AM from México i clearly see that our cultures R very different while connecting with someone new. we get into personal things and make a big and polite interview to see what's going on with him/her 😅, i knw that ir might seem wird but. we are kinda open on that speech

@roblaszlo6675 4 года назад

Thank you

@pamelahermano9298 Год назад

It’s interesting the behaviour piece because it sounds just like common sense for anyone and it should be applicable to everyone regardless of where they’re from in the world. But I guess there are some Americans that do get overly friendly too quickly lol.

@normskilawrence1033 5 лет назад

Спасибо большое за твой помош

@shrekmacdonald6113 5 лет назад

Как дела Федя, я надеюсь твой канал остаётся на ютубе навсегда. Любви канал

@MostafaTQasim 6 лет назад

Hello,,thank you for all the videos u make they're really helpful,,,can you please translate some famous Russian songs like Timati's ? Coz almost all the translations I found on the internet are wrong,,

@andyblack5687 5 лет назад

Can also be used to mean "you're welcome"?

@JulesThePsion 5 лет назад

Absolutely. It's a very common response in Russian to being thanked.

@bluegloriousgames 4 года назад

Спасибо

@michelbauer4880 7 лет назад

как дела at begginig sounds much better, great work!!! i watch every single video, keep on.

@damien5601 3 года назад

@leelomchen3119 2 года назад

очень полезно, благодарю.

@U--oh3bm Год назад

полезно... очень полезно, спасибо для это LuL

@otavio.a.8.r 4 года назад

Is it sth of my mind or you say A sound insted of E at the end of the words?

@ESCSteph 6 лет назад

What's up with Russian guys asking me my age when I barely know them? Do they think it's ok, because they know I'm American? Or are they just being strange? Is it common for them to compliment a girl saying how pretty she is within days of knowing her? American guys really don't do that unless they have ulterior motives. Anyway, I find videos like this very interesting because I like learning about what people from Russian speaking countries are like. I definitely would never want to be offensive. Btw, regarding opening up, I'm not really good at this. I do better when other people open up to me first! Until then, I'm never too sure they want me to open up and tell them things about me.

@ESCSteph 6 лет назад

Be Fluent In Russian Yeah, I agree with you. American guys aren't good at being romantic. Well of course there are exceptions but it does seem like Slavic guys are in general better at it.

@drchandra 6 лет назад

i'm kind of in the same boat, american female here. i've been talking to a lot of russian people online, as i've just started to learn russian and i wanted to make a few acquaintances and/or friends, so i've been chatting with them in english. i met them all under the pretense that i'd help them practice english, and they could help me with russian. maybe it's because of that, that many of them have asked my age, and i've asked for theirs, since it's just sort of an easy way to start getting to know each other better? i don't have experience with the compliments thing really, since none know what i look like, though. so seeing this video and finding out that age is something you should really ask about confused me, because it was one of the first things we asked each other about. :P though i'd assume that it would be different if i had met them in person, rather than online.

@forcenoggano 4 года назад

Poor ladies, your life is hard

@Makrania 5 лет назад

Ты уже приехал в Питер?

@blotski 5 лет назад

Russians like their personal space? Have you ever been on Russian transport in rush hour? 😂В тесноте да не в обиде - как говорят.

@drgrahambeards9776 3 года назад

It's the same with the British

@user-rn3vx7on9q 6 лет назад

Почему ты всегда смотришь вниз, когда говоришь как дела?)

@BeFluentinRussian 6 лет назад

Привычка такая. А вообще, я глаза закрываю) Повелось так.

@givememorebliss 7 лет назад

I kind of expected this video to be 10 seconds long and just contain "You can't. It's Russian." - that's the feeling I got while staying in Petersburg and Moscow. ;) For example, while in a small neighbourhood shop, people just walk in, ask for what they want, and walk out. No "Добрый день", "пожалуйста", or "До свидания". At least that's what I saw - don't know how it looks in other places, obviously. I'm sure you've covered it in one of your other videos.

@oceane7029 7 лет назад

givememorebliss Waw! That must feel weird haha (because in France we use these phrases a lot) Where are you from?

@givememorebliss 7 лет назад

I actually live in Poland, where it's totally customary to use the respective phrases in Polish. I was just in Russia on holiday. :)

@romanz9342 4 года назад

How to be polite in Russia : urinate in public, spit every five seconds, smoke next to the subway entrances, forget personal space, bypass lines, park on sidewalks, do not smile or even show a neutral expression - angry face only, drink in playgrounds and parks.

@gurhanosmanoglu4743 3 года назад

Please make that English intro shorter. You Already typing the name of video. Like being polite and nice. Then i guess that all the people understand that You gonna explain about that topic. Each of your video intro takes around 1.5 minutes. And in 20 video it is half an hour, which make your videos boring when it comes to watch in a row.