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Hello friends! Hello friends ... I start almost every video with this phrase
"Hello friends". And only now, after 2, probably two and a half years, an idea came
to my mind. Talk with you about friendship and about the words and phrases that we
use when we talk about friends, about friendship.
And this will most likely be a video for beginners.
For those who are recently studying Russian. But, perhaps, those who have been studying Russian
for a long time will also find some useful words here. And first I would
like to make an announcement, friends, short.
There I post almost every day short videos with real Russian phrases,
with slang, with some idioms. That is, with that Russian language, with those phrases
that we use every day. Friendship. Friendship.
In general, friendship is a very, very, very important concept for Russia, for Russian culture.
Because not every person can be called a
friend. But first, let's talk about what friendship is.
Friendships can be strong. This is a very popular word. Strong. Strong friendship.
Vasya and I have a very strong friendship. Friendship is
a noun. And the verb is to be friends. How long have you been friends with
Vasya? I have been friends with Vasya for ten years. For ten years I have been friends
with him . Vasya and I have been friends for ten years.
What are the options? If we are talking about a man, then we are talking about a friend. Friend. If about a
girl, then a friend. But there are more informal appeals. For example, buddy.
Hello my friend! Good, buddy! This is a more informal option. There is even more
informal - friend. This is already slang. Hello friend! Well, friend?
How are you? If we are talking about a girl, then we are talking about a friend. She is my friend. Or a
girlfriend. This is my girlfriend. But sometimes, if a guy says girlfriend, he
means a girl. Yes, that is, it means there can be a relationship. Masha is
my friend. We are friends. Masha is my friend. This may mean that we are in a relationship.
Or it may not mean. She's my friend. Or someone may ask:
Hey, Vasya! Is this your new girlfriend? Is this your new girlfriend? That is, girlfriend
can sometimes mean a girl. There are two more words. There is a friend, there is a friend and there is an
acquaintance. If you've just met a person, then, well, he's probably
not your friend yet. He's just an acquaintance. An acquaintance is the person with whom you
greet. Yes, you know him. He's your friend. You met once.
Therefore, he is not a friend. He's just an acquaintance. You know him,
he knows you. For example, my neighbor. Yes, my neighbor, he is not a friend, he is not my
friend. But he is my friend. I know him, I can ask him how are you, talk
about the weather, about the birds, but I cannot call him a
friend. There is another option - this is a buddy.
And a friend is something ... something between, something in between, yes, between a friend and a
friend. Friend. That is, this is a person you know,
but he is not yet your friend. Maybe you sometimes go to a cafe, sometimes you socialize.
A colleague is a good example. Co-worker. You work together, you are not friends,
but you are buddies. But, in fact, we rarely use the word buddy.
We usually say "colleague", "friend", "acquaintance". But buddy can be used too.
I have a lot of friends! I have many friends.
But I only have three friends. This is a normal situation. Friends, real friends are usually
few. If you have more than 10, yes, people you can call
friends, then they are not friends. Friends are usually less than ten. That's what I think.
I think even less than five people. The rest, well, probably, they
are no longer friends. These are already friends or acquaintances. A friend can be close, yes,
close. Close friend. This is certainly not physically
close, but this is a person
with whom you are almost like relatives, almost like brothers or sisters. This is a close friend.
Very good friend. There is a best friend.
Masha is my best friend. You can say: Masha is my friend, Masha is my friend. In a colloquial
way, you can say both. Masha is my best friend, Vasya is my best friend.
There is also a childhood friend. I have one childhood friend, his name is Mitya.
We met when we were still in kindergarten.
We were so small. And we met. And Mitya is my childhood friend.
We have known each other since childhood. We have been friends since childhood. There is also a family friend.
family friend. This is some person who is a friend not only to you, but also to your wife,
maybe your children, and so on. That is, it is a mutual friend. Family friend.
There is a good phrase: "Find a common language. It also refers to
friendship. Sometimes you get to know a person. You try to talk to him, but the
conversation goes as if from under the stick. Also a good expression. The conversation is under the
stick. It's hard, difficult. Yes, it is very difficult to talk. And it happens that - pam!
And you immediately found a common language. Yes, this does not mean that you speak Russian.
It means that you are close, yes. You have something to talk about. Or it means that
you have a lot in common. If I have a lot in common with someone, it means that we,
I have common interests with this person.
Common interests. Well, let's have a few more adjectives that
relate to friendship. The first is friendly. Friendly person.
Friendly means benevolent. That is, wants
good. It means “a person who treats other people well." For example,
I go to the store to buy milk. I buy milk and the saleswoman is very
friendly. She says: "Here's milk, please, keep it, 50 rubles from you th!
Here's your change, please, all the best! Have a nice day! "This is a friendly person.
He is like a friend. Yes, he treats you very well. There are two words:
friendly and friendly. Friendly and friendly. They are similar, but they are
different. Friendly refers to people. People can be friendly. For example, my brother and I are
different. Friendly refers to people. People can be friendly. For example, my brother and I are
very friendly. We are friendly with him. We are like friends. Or I have a very friendly team
at work . Yes, again, people. My colleagues, my team. We are friendly. That is, we are like
friends. Yes, this is good. And the word friendly does not refer to people, not to
relationships, but to things. Well, or some concepts. For example, there can be a
friendly conversation. A friendly conversation. That is, a conversation, even if you are not talking with a
friend. For example, you are sitting in the subway and you are talking to a person. And you can have a
friendly conversation. Because you found a common language. And you are good at talking to
each other, you are pleased to talk to each other. Or there can be
friendly relations. This means not a love relationship,
yes, just a friendly relationship. relations. We are friends. Our
relationship is friendly. And the last word is friendly.
Friendly. This word is usually used somewhere in politics.
For example, we can often hear friendly countries. For example, the USSR and
Czechoslovakia were friendly countries. They were friends. These are countries that are
friends. These are friendly countries.
And we also have a proverb:
"Don't have 100 rubles, but have a hundred friends." And this shows the whole philosophy of relations with
friends. That friends are more important than money. Better to have a hundred friends than 100 rubles. That is,
people are more important than money.
What do you think, friends? Is it better to have a lot of
money or a lot of friends? Write to me in the comments,
subscribe to instagram, learn Russian and good luck! And I will
read Orwell.
War is peace! Freedom is slavery!
Ignorance is power! Interesting.
Ttulo: Russian Vocabulary - Let's Talk About Friendship In Russian
Leyenda: Today we have "Russian Vocabulary" video lesson and we will talk about friendship. How to talk about best friends or childhood friends on russian? You will learn this and much more in this video!

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