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Russian Vocabulary for Beginners

Starting with basic Russian vocabulary will give you a strong foundation in one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. Words like 'Privet' (Hello), 'Spasibo' (Thank you), and 'Da' (Yes) are essential for everyday conversations. Learning these words will help you communicate effectively in Russia and other Russian-speaking countries.

This word search puzzle will introduce you to basic Russian words and phrases to help you feel more confident in your language-learning journey.

Did You Know?

• 'Privet' is the casual way to say 'hello' in Russian, and it’s commonly used with friends and family.
• 'Spasibo' means 'thank you,' and it’s a key phrase to show gratitude in Russian culture.
• 'Da' means 'yes,' while 'Net' means 'no,' and these words are often used in basic conversations.
• Russian uses the Cyrillic alphabet, which has some characters that are different from the Latin alphabet used in English.