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Assistant: Caption: Hello! Today is January 15th, and this is the 15th day of our Russian 2021 marathon. It's already the fifteenth
day! The last week of the marathon has begun - the most interesting one, so if you are great here,
keep it up! Let's continue. Today I have 6 very useful phrases for you
that you will definitely use when you go to Russia. We use them all the
time. First, let's read these phrases together. I recommend that you repeat after me,
copy my pronunciation and my intonation. Ready? Number one. With me, please.
With me, please. Number two. Are you getting off? Number 3.
No thanks, I'm just looking.
Number four. Sit down please.
Number 5. Allow me? or Allow me to pass? Number six.
Can I help you? Fine. And now I will say in what situation we
can use these phrases. You will have 6 situations, and you must understand which phrase we
are saying in which situation. So situation A: you see a woman with a very heavy bag and you
want to help her. What will you say? You can also hear this phrase in stores. For example,
in clothing stores. Sales consultants very often ask us this question. Fine. Situation В
we say this phrase in a cafe. We say this phrase when we don't want to sit in a cafe, but just
want to buy something (for example, buy coffee) and go further. Which phrase are we saying?
Well done! Situation B: We use this phrase in a clothing store, for example, or in other
stores. We say this phrase to a salesperson,
if we do not want him to help us, if we don’t need his help.
What phrase are we saying? I say this phrase all the time. Next, the next situation is D. This is a
phrase for transport. If you are on the subway or, for example, on a bus, and you sit and see a
grandmother or a woman with a child, or an elderly person getting on the bus or subway car. In Russia it is
impolite to continue sitting if you see an elderly person, a grandmother, a woman, a woman
with a child. Therefore, if you want to be polite, you will definitely get up and invite the person
to sit in your seat - give up your seat. What are we saying, which phrase?
Fine! Situation D. This is a metro phrase. We use it all the time. If you have been
in the Moscow metro, you know that there are often a lot of people in the carriage, and sometimes it is difficult to get out
of the carriage when you need to (if you do it at the last moment), therefore, so that there are no problems,
we agree with other passengers, and we ask them ... A very useful phrase if you are
going to Moscow! Finally, the last phrase and situation E. We use this phrase where there are a lot of
people around us: again in the subway and very often on the escalator in the subway. Imagine you are
on a subway escalator. There are many people on the escalator and you are in a hurry. You have to go. If
you just go and push people, that is, of course, impolite. We need to use a magic
phrase. Which one? Of course, you can say sorry. Or another option that we use very
often. That's all for today! I hope you understand in which situations which phrases to use.
I am waiting for your answers here, in the comments, or in our group, and see you tomorrow!
Title: Русский 2021: Русские говорят эти фразы всё время! (Subtitles - RUS, ENG) - День 15
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