Different ways to say someone is Correct in Russian | Learn Russian

Other Ways to Say Someone is Correct
1. Absolutely. Абсолютно.
2. Exactly. Точно.
3. That’s it. Именно! Вот именно!
4. That’s spot on. В самую точку
5. Hit the bull's-eye Дословно: попасть в глаз быку. to go to the important part of the matter; reach the main question. В яблочко; в точку.
This question hit the bull’s eye! Вопрос прямо в яблочко!
6. I have nothing to add - Мне нечего добавить
7. Yes, that’s right. - Да все верно.
8. that’s correct. это правильно. Правильно коррЭкт
9. You are quite right. - Ты совершенно прав.
10. You’re dead right. Ты абсолютно прав.
11. You're goddamn right! - Ты чертовски прав.
12. You have hit a nail on the head. - Ты попал в точку
A nail - гвоздь
Head’s nail - шляпка гвоздя
Ты попал по шляпке гвоздя, попал по гвоздю
13. You could say so. - Можно так сказать.
14. I’m afraid so. Боюсь, что так.
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[@setharnold9764]

These are so useful, I love the repetition and the different speeds. Even after several years it's still difficult for me.
At 3:31, the English idiom is "hit the nail on the head" -- it is a specific nail that is being hit on the head, even when it is abstract. And the text "head's nail" on screen is flipped, it should be "nail's head'.
Большое спасибо ))

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Yeah, you're right! Thanks!

[@christspatriot]

Are you on italki?

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

No, I'm not:)

[@akhtarbashir7839]

Informative and very well explained.Thanks

[@rameshgajjar1711]

Short ,useful and wonderfully explained phrases, nice job. It's a lovely lesson.Thanks.

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Glad you liked it!

[@durgeshshukla3896]

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[@marius-cd2np]

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Красавица как всегда 😍

[@demiansvideos]

Spasibo!

[@livesimply2450]

Very handy ! Thx ❤

[@markbr5898]

К счастью/к сожалению, я уже забыл неиспользуемые выражения.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Confused on this phrase - попасть в яблочка. Even Google translate converts to Hits the Bulls Eye, but it contains Apple. Did it originate with the old archery - hitting an apple with an arrow?

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

According to information from the Internet - it came from this phrase. You're right

[@billyreis299]

Daria I always love how you speak a word or phrase slowly MULTIPLE times, and then you repeat it at full speed afterward. This really works for me to hear this repetition, to get a clear idea of the pronunciation slowly before trying to say a word quickly) I just saw another comment below by Seth who thinks the same thing. I bet everyone agrees..... super helpful techniques you use- good job!

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Thank you 😊

[@dipayandey5372]

After watching your videos I have started to learn Russian language for two months . I am from India . Where do you live Daria?

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

in Moscow

[@a.e.m.1452]

Just noticed this channel is back! Your videos on phrases and poems are very helpful as an intermediate learner. Спасибо большое!

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Glad you like them!