This article examines the acquisition of speech etiquette formulas by international students studying at Saratov State University. Researchers note that etiquette formulas exist in every language but are nationally specific, so their acquisition is essential when teaching Russian as a foreign language. The state standard for Russian as a foreign language requires students to be familiar with the basics of speech etiquette at the A1 level.
The article focuses on the need for students to develop an adequate intercultural competence. One of the key concepts of intercultural communication is national stereotypes, which need not be "eradicated", but it is necessary to learn to be aware.
