How to use the Russian “нет” in a sentence | Super Easy Russian 11

This video tutorial teaches how to express possession and lack thereof in Russian. It covers various scenarios, including discussing ideas, everyday objects, weather conditions, ticket availability, and fruits. The video also touches on possessions like yachts and jets, and provides information on locations such as bus stops and metro stations. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for additional learning materials.

How do you express having an idea but lacking inspiration in Russian?

• I have an idea, but no inspiration.

• I have neither idea nor inspiration.

• I have inspiration, but no idea.

• I have both idea and inspiration.

What is the weather like when there is no rain, no wind, and no sun?

• Stormy and sunny

• Calm and cloudy

• Sunny and windy

• Rainy and windy

If there are no oranges but there are tangerines, how would you express this in Russian?

• There are neither oranges nor tangerines.

• There are no oranges, but there are tangerines.

• There are oranges, but no tangerines.

• There are both oranges and tangerines.

What does the husband have if he doesn't own a yacht?

• A bicycle

• A car

• A yacht

• A private jet

What transportation option is available if there is no metro nearby?

• A taxi stand

• A bicycle rental

• A train station

• A bus stop