Watch: Woman Teaches 5 Russian Phrases Tourists Must Learn Before Visiting The Country

A video of a woman teaching Russian went viral on social media garnering widespread attention among the public all over the internet.

In the viral video, it can be seen that the Russian woman starts with the basic 5 phrases. First of all, she tells us how to say hello in Russian which is Privet, secondly, she tells us how to ask How are you in Russian which is Kak dela thirdly, she tells us how to say I love you in Russia which is Ya tebya lyublyu, fourthly, she tells us how to say You are beautiful in Russian which is Ti Krasivaya and finally, she teaches us how to say Good morning in Russian which is Dobroye Utro.

The video went viral from the account with the handle, @russia_ontravelx, with the caption, “5 essential Russian phrases to impress your friends". The video has garnered 2.2 million views and was liked by around 90,000 people. Numerous users have shared their feedback in the comment section. People from different regions have showered their love towards the woman with love emoticons. While another user commented that, the Russian language has nowadays become a trend. On the other hand, numerous people in the comment section have expressed their love and curiosity for teaching the Russian language.

Another video of a four-year-old Bella Devyatkina rose to fame after a video of the girl speaking seven different languages, went viral on social media. The four-year-old participated in a Russian reality show and stunned the audience and the judges when she said her native Russian and six other languages including, English, Spanish, French, Arabic, German, and Chinese fluently. She converses fluently with adults in those languages. Even Devyatkina read questions that popped up on the screen in English and French, answered them, and also sang a song in Spanish. She was praised by numerous people all over the internet for her extraordinary skill. Nevertheless, her mother, Yulia cited that they started teaching their daughter Russian and English when she turned two years old. Later, after they saw her interest in linguistics, they added more languages to the list.