Урок 10. Что это?

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This document appears to be a Russian language lesson plan containing introductions of characters with their names, pictures of various animals with labels, examples of family members and friends, and phrases for greetings and goodbyes. It includes over 50 slides with images, text prompts, and short responses to help teach vocabulary around people, animals, and basic social interactions.

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УрокУрок 1010
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Хмеленок Николай Павлович,
г. Городня Черниговской области

Как тебя зовут?
Как тебя зовут?
Меня зовут Вася.

I am a
teacher.
My name is
Ivan
Ivanovich.

Hello, Karlson!
I am not Karlson.
I am a monkey.

Hello, Boris!
I am not Boris.
I am a dog.

Hello, Emma!
I am not Emma.
I am a mouse.

Sit down,
Karlson!
I am not
Karlson.
I am Buratino.

Sit down, Tom!
I am not Tom.
I am Karlson.

Sit down,
Emma!
I am not Emma.
I am Malvina.

This is Ben.
This is Ben.
This is Ben.
This is Ben.

Goodbye! Bye, bye!
See you soon!
До свидания! Пока!
До встречи!

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