More Basic Russian for Hotels

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Summary: Learn more basic Russian phrases for hotels in this free foreign language video.

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Nikolai Pankratz With over 30 years of experience in international business, knowledge of foreign languages and travel, Nikolai Pankratz has built companies from scratch. He ... read more

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More Basic Russian for Hotels

Nikolai Pankratz with American Resource Network for Expert Village. The reason I'm giving you these words is because you might be missing television. Televisa. Television. Televisa. Remote control, pult. Pult. Bed, kravat. Kravat. You might decide not to be disturbed--the little disturb signs, they have them in Russia too, so, do not disturb, nye bisba quiot. Nye bisba quiot. If you know the word please, we went through that, pazhalasta nye bisba quiot'ye. Vada, water, water, vada. Dush, that's shower, or shower, dush. Restroom or bathroom--bathroom is vanaya and restroom, toilet. Vanaya, toilet. Bath, vana.