I believe he says 'and here are two beers.' (А вот два пива.) If this is what he says, why does he use 'а' for "and" instead of 'и'? I thought 'а' was used only when making a comparison.
the audio can be listened to here:
http://drop.io/7t7vivi
I believe he says 'and here are two beers.' (А вот два пива.) If this is what he says, why does he use 'а' for "and" instead of 'и'? I thought 'а' was used only when making a comparison.
the audio can be listened to here:
http://drop.io/7t7vivi
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