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How do you say in Russian i know a few words?

There are a few ways to say "I know a few words" in Russian, depending on the level of formality and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Я знаю несколько слов. (Ya znayu neskol'ko slov.) - This is the most literal and formal way to say it.

* Я владею несколькими словами. (Ya vladeyu neskol'kimi slovami.) - This is more formal and emphasizes the ability to use those words.

Informal:

* Я знаю пару слов. (Ya znayu paru slov.) - This is more informal and means "I know a couple of words".

* Я немного знаю русский язык. (Ya nemnogo znayu russkiy yazyk.) - This is a more general way to say "I know a little bit of Russian".

Other options:

* У меня есть небольшой словарный запас. (U menya est' nebol'shoy slovarnyy zapas.) - This means "I have a small vocabulary".

* Я могу сказать несколько фраз. (Ya mogu skazat' neskol'ko fraz.) - This means "I can say a few phrases".

The best option for you will depend on the context of the conversation.

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