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A lovely song to learn some words related to "доброе утро", a essential Russian greeting. This video online has the Russian text with an English and Spanish translation in the subtitles. The official video is visually stunning, but doesn't have the lyrics to read along. Доброе утро, мой дорогой. Доброе утро, моя дорогая. Good morning, my dear. Доброе утро, мой родной. Доброе утро, моя родная. Good morning, my dear. Доброе утро моя дорогая жена. Good morning my dear wife. мой родной язык my native language Это мой родной язык. This is my native language. Давай родной! Come on, sweetheart! Встречаю рассвет. I meet the dawn.

How to Think in Russian These days, I am fluent in common everyday Russian of daily life. I no longer need to translate the most common phrases during my average day. It is absolutely possible, and it isn't complicated, that you too will learn how to think in Russian. There aren't any complicated steps. You simply need a little meaningful repetition, and some regular practice. The trick is as simple as using phrases regularly in a meaningful way until they become a script in your brain. This technique is not traditional rote memorization. For instance, one of the first phrases that you're likely to learn in Russian is "доброе утро". If you use "доброе утро" in the morning regularly to greet someone online or in person, it won't be long before it's a script in your brain. It won't be long before you can both say and type this greeting without any need for translation. By the way, if you don't have an online friend that you chat wit