Learn to Talk About Your Neighbourhood in Russian | Super Easy Russian 16

The video explores a green area on the outskirts, highlighting its trees, canals, and bridges. It discusses a nearby motorway and a tunnel leading to another city, where horses graze. The video also covers popular European housing styles, contrasting them with Russian housing. It describes a local supermarket and the concept of a village in different languages. The video showcases a vibrant street with shops and eateries, and concludes with a grocery shopping trip, inviting viewers to share their thoughts.

What feature of the motorway near the house is highlighted in the video?

• It is under construction.

• It is very noisy.

• It is well insulated from noise.

• It is a toll road.

In which countries is the housing style of connected houses in a row popular?

• Australia and New Zealand

• United States and Canada

• Holland and other European countries

• Russia and China

What does the video suggest viewers do regarding the housing style discussed?

• Build similar houses

• Suggest a name for it

• Research its history

• Avoid living in such houses

What types of establishments are mentioned as being present on the large street in the village?

• Schools and libraries

• Museums and galleries

• Shops, restaurants, cafes, and eateries

• Parks and playgrounds

How does the video describe the Russian term for a village compared to the English term?

• They are exactly the same.

• The Russian term implies a more urban setting.

• The English term is more rural.

• The Russian term is not used anymore.