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In Course: Russian A2

Using Digital Devices, Apps, and Staying Connected

Learn essential Russian vocabulary and conversational phrases for using digital devices, troubleshooting battery and network issues, and messaging online.

An extreme close-up of a hand plugging a black charger cable into the port of a modern smartphone, its screen just beginning to glow with a charging animation over a red, critically low-battery icon. Warm, ambient light illuminates the scene, creating soft reflections on the phone's surface, with a subtly blurred background suggesting a cozy, contemporary Russian interior, composed for a 3:2 landscape frame.
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73 Cards
Lesson#1
Digital life in Russia relies heavily on smartphones, mobile apps, and messaging platforms. In this deck, you will learn the spoken vocabulary needed to talk about digital devices, solve battery and connection problems, and send messages or links.
Lesson#2
To talk about computers, a laptop is called 'ноутбук' in Russian. A tablet computer is called 'планшет'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'laptop' in Russian?

ноутбук

Quiz#4
How do you say 'tablet' in Russian?

планшет

Lesson#5
For mobile phones, you can use the word 'смартфон' or the slightly longer term 'мобильный телефон'. Headphones or earphones are called 'наушники'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'headphones' in Russian?

наушники

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