Russuan classes: Introduce yourself with the help of these Russian geniuses

Russuan classes: Introduce yourself with the help of these Russian geniuses
Pixabay; Шерер, Набгольц и Кº; Tarkovsky filiming «The Mirror,» 1974; Igor Gnevashev/MAMM/MDF/russiainphoto.ru
Leo Tolstoy, Andrei Tarkovsky, Peter Tchaikovsky and Sergei Korolev are here to teach you some phrases!

Привет! 

Today we will learn how to introduce ourselves. That’s easy: we use only two constructions: “меня зовут [name]” , followed by “я [profession]”.

In English, there’s the verb “to be”, but in present tense in Russian, it gets omitted. Instead of saying "Я являюсь учителем" or "я есть учитель" we say just "я учитель" - or literally, "I teacher". 

See how simple that was? Russian is not as hard as people think. To finish the conversation, don’t forget to be polite and say "Приятно познакомиться!".

  • Меня зовут Татьяна. Я учитель русского языка и блогер. И я рада с вами познакомиться!
Russuan classes: Introduce yourself with the help of these Russian geniuses

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