Natasha doesn't speak the girl's exact dialect, but she's worked enough throughout the region and she knows enough Slavic languages and dialects that she can identify the vocabulary. Besides, it's not hard to gauge from her tone what she means.

Natasha steps in as though to help her when she stumbles, speaking in what she hopes is a dialect closely enough related to sound natural.

"You seem shaken up," Natasha says, ignoring the way she's waved off. "How about take a minute?"