Belarusian language assessment test

You have arrived in Belarus and you need a SIM card. What is the name of the phone shop where you can buy it?

For one subway ride in Minsk, you will need one token. With what phrase will you contact the cashier?

In public transport you need to buy a ticket from the driver, but you’re standing far from his cockpit. You need to give the money to the people closest to the driver and nicely say:

If a pregnant woman, a person with a child or an elderly person (or just a girl, if you are a gentleman) entered the transport, what should you say when giving up the seat?

How to translate the phrase “Are you getting off at the next stop?”

You can't find the product in the store. How to ask for help from a consultant?

How to translate the phrase “How much does it cost?”

The cashier at the store offers you a package: “Ці патрэбны вам пакет?” (Most likely you will hear in Russian “Пакет нужен?”). How should you respond if you need it?

How to translate the phrase “I lost my phone, can I use your phone, please?”

If you don't understand something, how should you ask to repeat it?

How to translate the phrase “What dish can you recommend to me?”

How do you ask to explain to you what the dish you have chosen consists of?

In some eateries, a visitor may ask to replace a meat patty in different dishes with a vegetarian one. How to do it?

How can you wish bon appetit?

How to translate the phrase “Please bring the check”?

You are confused about the street names. Choose a couple of the most important requests at this moment to passers-by or to the seller of the stall with maps.

In some places, like churches, tourists are not allowed to take pictures. Therefore, you need to check with the caretaker if you can take some shots. What question will you ask?

How to translate the phrase “Excuse me, could you take a picture of me?”

How to translate the phrase “What is your occupation?”

It's easy to hitchhike in Belarus. If the car stopped, how do you ask the driver to give you a lift to the city?

New acquaintances in Belarus will be interested in where you came from. They will ask you the following question:

How to translate the phrase “Could you speak a bit more slowly?”

If you want to return to a certain place, how should you express this desire?

How to translate the phrase “May I meet you?”

How to translate the phrase “Can I ask you out on a date?”

You are invited to visit, you really want to come. Choose the most appropriate answer.

Belarusian grandma insists on buying you a meal, even though you’re already fed. How do you answer that without offending her?

How to make a marriage proposal to a Belarusian girl?

How to make a marriage proposal to a Belarusian boy?

Well done :) And what is Belarus?