Signs in Russian - GROCERY STORE / FOOD SUPERMARKET. What do mean inscription on boards in Russian
Channel: InRussian - helper for travelers & phrasebook
Date: 2021-11-13

How to understand from the sign in Russian that you have a grocery store in front of you? Look for these signs!

GROCERY (FOOD) STORE / 
ПРОДУКТЫ /
PRADUKTY

( ENG / RUS / RUS in Latin - transliterated )

The video also shows the logos of the most famous and common of Russian grocery supermarkets, such as

ПЯТЁРОЧКА
petyorachka

МАГНИТ
magnit

ДИКСИ
dixi
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雜貨店 的俄文
रूसी में किराने की दुकान
محل بقالة في روسيا
خواربار فروشی به زبان روسی
Lebensmittelgeschäft auf Russisch
épicerie en russe
tienda de comestibles en ruso
loja de comida em russo

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PLEASE NOTE! The following transliteration and pronunciation is given for the classical Latin alphabet and does not match with the rules of orthography and pronunciation of English.
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The Latin letter U should not be pronounced as the English word 'YOU'. (here U = OO)

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