This handy book teaches basic conversations, such as how to order food in a restaurant, purchase an item in a store or asking directions. How will this little book help you? What will it teach you? It will tell you how t...Подробнее
This handy book teaches basic conversations, such as how to order food in a restaurant, purchase an item in a store or asking directions. How will this little book help you? What will it teach you? It will tell you how to find your way in a strange Russian city or how to get the food you want in a cafe or restaurant even if the waiter does not speak English. You won't be able to write a letter to your Russian friends in Russian, but you will be able to: 1) use current everyday expressions, such as the Russian equivalents of "Hello", "How do you do", "Goodbye" and "Thank you"; 2) make out the various signs, notices and advertisements you may come across in the streets of Soviet cities; 3) find your way around fairly easily and without a guide in railway stations, air terminals and shops; 4) buy, without anybody's help, a newspaper, a sandwich,a souvenir, and so on; 5) order your meals, buy cinema or theatre tickets, make a telephone call, send a telegram and do many other important everyday things.
