Basic Conversation | Russian Language

Hey guys how are you doing My name is Fedor and this video is about basic Russian conversation Which is like hey how are you How are you doing I'm fine thank you and goodbye So let's start with hello In Russian hello is Privet which is an informal greeting We don't say it to our teachers or strangers because it's a little bit rude Because it's informal We say it to our friends or relatives So it's Privet Privet And we have a couple of ways to say "how are you " "How are you doing " Just like in English ow are you How are you doing How is everything And let's do it in pairs It's like question and answer Answer because the answer is going to depend on the question Just like how is everything So the answer is going to depend on the question And the first one is Which means how's everything How's everything going sort of And to answer that question We say "good " "Good" means good and "bad" means bad Good and bad To ask the same How are you We say "And you " "How's yours " So how are you doing How are you Everything is good And how about you So to speak how are you We say Another one is Hi how are you So Like personally And to answer that We say "I am good" or "I am bad " So "I" is "I " and "good" and "bad " you know they mean good and bad And to ask the same question back to the person we say Means and you So "ty" is you "a" is and So how are you I'm fine or I'm bad And the last one is quite interesting because it depends on who you ask If it's a girl You say "kak sam" if it's a woman and "kak sam" if it's a man It's very informal It's more of a casual greeting A slang phrase and it means "how are you " So it's very very informal But we don't say it that way Often but yet we say it So I think it's good for you to know this phrase And to answer that We say which is good or bad And which means you So let's recap all the ways you are Questions Which means how's everything Good and how about you Which is how are you And lastly how's everything And let's finish it up with how to say goodbye in Russian Goodbye in Russian is "poka" It's very easy to pronounce "poka " And that's all guys Thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed it I hope you liked it And if you did give it a thumbs up And don't forget to subscribe for more videos like that And I'll see you later Bye