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How to say
"To invite" in Russian
Russian word of the day | Jan 29, 2019 (see all)
пригласи́ть
[ preeg-la-séet' ]
to invite
Examples of "To invite" in Russian
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MARTHA LOBOS says:
Hi! There is a way to learn the Alfabet first?
And words of more inmediate use like TO BE. TO DO.
IF I learn the most used verbs I suposse that as with the other
languages I could add the rest step by step.
My native language is Spanish (Argentina) and I also speak French.
Many thanks!
Learn Russian Daily says:
Hello Marta,
Thank for the question. You can learn the alphabet in a few places:
– https://russianpenpal.com/en/russian-letters-alphabet-guide/ – very details guide with audio, in English (we recommend this one as it’s the most detailed and you seem to speak English as well)
– https://everydayrussianlanguage.com/es/gramatica-rusa/alfabeto-ruso/ – one big lesson in Spanish with audio
– https://learnrussianstepbystep.com/es/alfabeto/ – a series of lessons dedicated to the alphabet, in Spanish with audio
– https://learnrussianstepbystep.com/es/pronunciacion/ – separate lessons on pronunciation
The site https://learnrussianstepbystep.com/es/inicio/ (has English, Spanish and French versions) can help you to master the basic vocabulary and grammar. Just follow the lessons one by one.
If you have any questions, you can post them in the comments to the lessons. We’ll be happy to help. 🙂