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Lesson 1. Airport
Dialogue
Vocabulary
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Dialogues

Here you can work with dialogues of the lesson

I. Welcome to Russia!

a) Listen to the dialogue and read the translation

Listen to the dialogue between a tourist and the passport control officer. The tourist, named John Brown, has just arrived to Russia from America. After his passport is checked, John asks the officer where the baggage claim area is. Then he thanks the officer and says goodbye.
  Dialogue 1-1. In the airport  
Transcription
- Добрый день.
[dobriy dyen]
- Hello
- Здравствуйте.
[zdrastvooyti]
- Hello
- Ваш паспорт, пожалуйста.
[vash paspart, pajaloosta]
- Your passport, please.
- Извините?
[izviniti?]
- Pardon?
- Паспорт.
[paspart]
- Your passport
- А! Вот, пожалуйста.
[a! vot, pajaloosta]
- Oh! Here it is.
- Вы господин Браун?
[vi gaspadin braoon?]
- Are you Mr. Brown?
- Да, я Джон Браун.
[da, ya djon braoon]
- Yes, I'm John Brown.
- Вы из Америки?
[vi iz amyeriki?]
- Are you from America?
- Да, всё верно.
[da, fsyo vyerna]
- Yes, right.
- Хорошо. Всё в порядке. Добро пожаловать в Россию, господин Браун.
[harasho. fsyo f paryatkye. dabro pajalavat v rassiyoo, gaspadin braoon]
- Good, everything's all right. Welcome to Russia, Mr. Brown.
- Спасибо. Извините, пожалуйста, а где находится выдача багажа?
[spasiba. izviniti, pajaloosta, a gdye nahoditsa vidacha bagaja?]
- Thanks. Excuse me, please, where is the baggage claim area?
- Это там.
[eta tam]
- It is there.
- Спасибо! До свидания!
[spasiba. da svidaniya]
- Thank you! Goodbye!
- До свидания!
[da svidanya]
- Goodbye!
 

b) Listen and repeat the dialogue phrase by phrase

II. First contacts

a) Find the translation of Russian phrases

Listen to the phrases. Drag the English phrases from the list below
and drop them into the corresponding fields.

Phrase 1