Some Fruits and Vegetables in Russian
Channel: Kalinka Cat
Date: 2020-06-16

You can download the full script in Russian, the translation into English and a grammar commentary here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fabnYDS8l0VjZO2vp6LxI-xDEuaNqSTr/view?usp=sharing
Do you know how to say ‘carrot’ or ‘melon’ in Russian? In this video I am revising vocabulary for fruits and vegetables using my delivery fruit & vegetable box. What do Russians eat a lot? Which fruit do I find very delicious in the UK? What fruit have I never eaten in Russia and only saw in the UK?
Grammar (A1/A2): Accusative case, Dative case, present tense of the verb есть (eat), два/две
Vocabulary: fruits and vegetables, colours

Translation into English: Hello everybody! Today's June the 16th and today I want to show you the groceries that were brought to us. It's quarantine, and we don't go to shops, we don't go to supermarkets. We order groceries online. And today we got two boxes of groceries. So, the theme is "Fruit and Vegetables."
Malok, what are you doing on the box? Hello, Malok!
Okay, let's see the second box first, it's open. What's in here? There's an orange. It's an orange. There are apples. It's an apple. There are tomatoes. Tomatoes, little tomatoes, for salad. I'll make a salad. There are grapes. Grapes. These are grapes. So, apples, oranges, tomatoes, pineapple. Such a big pineapple. There are bananas. These are bananas. There's a melon, there's a little yellow melon. This is a melon. There are also strawberries. In England, strawberries are very delicious. There are strawberries. There are peaches. This is a peach. There are peaches. There are apricots here. This is an apricot. Apricots. What else is there? What's in that bag? And there's chili - it's hot pepper, chili. Okay, this is the first box.
Now let's see what's in the second box. So, what's in here? There is an onion. A huge onion, very big onion. There are green peas. Peas, peas. You can make soup, or you can eat it raw. There are zucchinis. Zucchini. There are carrots. Potatoes. Parsley. This is parsley. Very tasty - you can cook, or you can just add it to the salad. There are more strawberries. Strawberries are delicious, I love strawberries. There's a dill in here - hooray!!! I really like dill. In England, people don't like the dill very much. The English do not like dill, and in Russia they always eat dill. I love dill. Next, there are chives. Probably for a salad, too. I don't know where they're adding it. Chives. There's also... This one's called rhubarb in English. Frankly speaking, I don't know what it's called in Russian, because I've never eaten it in Russia. You can make jam out of it, jam. So what else is there? There are also little carrots. Very nice carrots. There's also garlic. I like garlic. This is garlic. There's an avocado. Beautiful! I love avocados. I eat avocado every day, almost every day. There are two lemons. This is a lemon. Yellow lemon and green lime. This is a lime. Two limes. There's also a bunch of asparagus. These are asparagus. I love asparagus, too.
So, we have a lot of fruits and vegetables now. These are our fruits and vegetables. And it seems to me that... for now I like it. I'll tell you later if it's good or not. Bye!