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Russian Language: Real BreakthroughAuthor: Yulia Stepanova
Hello! I am Yulia Stepanova and I am a teacher of Russian as a foreign language on italki.com This is podcast for my personal course "Russian Language: Real Breakthrough". I designed it for students who reached a B1 level, but are no longer making progress. Listen to these stories, check your listening comprehension and learn even more (on the topic, with vocabulary and exercises) by supporting me on https://boosty.to/russian_with_yulia_stepanova or by booking a lesson with me on https://teach.italki.com/teacher/804453 Language: ru-ru Genres: Education, Language Learning Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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B2-C1 Ukraine. Talking About The Motherland Again
Thursday, 7 April, 2022
Let me introduce you to the Ukrainian writer Valentina Oseeva and to present a fragment from her book "Vasyok Trubachov and His Friends. A magic word, filled with humanism and love for her native country, for Ukraine, passionately proclaiming peace, understanding and brotherhood between people - that is what Valentina Oseeva's work is like. Words that are not part of the minimum vocabulary of the level C1 беспризорный homeless; бич whip; будка hut венок wreath; вскидывать / вскинуть toss; вышитый embroidered; задорный perky cheerful playful изумительный amazing, stupendous картуз cap with a viso (old word)r; клевер clover; корень - root крынка а tall clay vessel with a wide neck for milk; кувшинка water lily лакомиться treat oneself, eat something dainty, delicious лукошко a hand basket of linden bark or twigs; нагибаться / нагнуться bend down; оторачивать / оторочить trim at the edges with braid, cloth or fur; пересыпать pepper (one's speach); пригоршня handfuls; припоминать / припомнить remember, recover in memory; пучок bundle; приёмник here: reception centre; проповедовать proclaim; свешивать / свесить dangling (his head) силиться try; сливаться / слиться merge into; тесьма ribbon, braid;
