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In Course: Russian A1

Asking and Telling the Time

Learn how to ask and tell the time in Russian, covering whole hours, digital formats, half hours, and scheduling everyday appointments.

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41 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to ask and tell the time in Russian. You will practise stating whole hours, speaking digital clock times, and scheduling everyday events using natural time expressions.
Lesson#2
To ask what time it is, the most common everyday phrase is 'Который час?'. It literally translates to 'Which hour?'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'What time is it?' in Russian?

Который час?

Lesson#4
Another natural way to ask the time is 'Сколько времени?'. This literally means 'How much time?'.
Quiz#5
Aside from 'Который час?', how do you say 'What time is it?' in Russian?

Сколько времени?

Lesson#6
To state that it is one o'clock, you do not need the number one. Simply say the noun 'час', which means 'an hour' or 'one o'clock'.

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