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👩🏻🏫 My name's Yulia. My life is closely related to languages - being a native Russian speaker, I learn/speak English, Spanish, French and a bit of Hindi (hopefully, more to come).
Welcome!
👩🏻🏫 My name's Yulia. My life is closely related to languages - being a native Russian speaker, I learn/speak English, Spanish, French and a bit of Hindi (hopefully, more to come).
Welcome!
Master and Margarita: detailed review and explanation 🐈⬛📖
📑Magazine "Quote Book. Secrets of the Master and Margarita" (PDF): hipolink.me/languageeasy/products/master-and-margarita--quote-book--secrets-and-explanations
✅Notebooks "BULGAKOV COLLECTION": languageeasyofficial.ru/shop
The Master and Margarita is a novel that you have to read several times throughout your lifetime - there are too many hidden meanings, secrets and tricks that Behemoth plays on you trying to hide away important things. In this video I have collected for you some of the most well-known "explanations" to the novel, secret revelations, showed you real places of Moscow featured in the Master and Margarita, and told you about Mikhail Bulgakov himself... Hope you enjoy this little film.
Theories and certain approaches to understanding the M&M I have mentioned were taken from books and interviews of the following scholars: Evgeny Zharinov, Marietta Chudakova, Andrey Kuraev, Alexander Uzhankov.
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📸 Instagram: langeasyofficial
🧶 my art blog and shop: yul_sib_artshop
Chapters:
0:00 - prologue
2:21 - In this video
03:01 - Patriarch's Ponds
04:23 - atheist Moscow
5:42 - Woland appears
6:11 - foreigners in USSR
7:25 - conversation about Jesus
09:09 - Berlioz's fate
10:01 - Annushka
12:50 - Woland
17:12 - Faust by Goethe
18:07 - when did it all happen?
20:32 - Jerusalem VS Moscow
21:53 - Pontius Pilate and Yeshua Ha-Notsri
27:26 - Yeshua IS Jesus?
30:15 - Seventh Proof
34:08 - Ivan goes crazy
35:56 - connection to Holy Week
37:36 - Bad apartment (Bulgakov Museum)
40:26 - Soviet realities
41:42 - Woland's entourage (Behemoth, Koroviev, Azazello)
44:55 - Bosoy and dollars
50:27 - black magic show by Woland
54:54 - Master meets Ivan
56:57 - Master's connection to Devil
1:00:57 - novel about Pontius Pilate
1:02:47 - Master IS Bulgakov?
1:06:47 - Bulgakov's wife is Margarita?
1:07:46 - Margarita appears
1:09:36 - other prototypes of Margarita
1:11:59 - Woland's Ball
1:16:00 - Baron Maigel / Judas
1:17:16 - Margarita's wish (+Frida)
1:19:16 - what happens in Ershalaim?
1:20:04 - manuscripts don't burn
1:20:31 - different editions of M. and M.
1:21:15 - Woland is the author?
1:21:30 - Master lost his soul
1:22:22 - Master and Margarita are united?
1:23:32 - Woland leaves Moscow
1:24:19 - what happens to Ivan Bezdomny?
1:25:31 - the way to "peace"
1:26:51 - the end of the story
1:27:21 - epilogue
#russianliterature #bulgakov #whattoread
✅Notebooks "BULGAKOV COLLECTION": languageeasyofficial.ru/shop
The Master and Margarita is a novel that you have to read several times throughout your lifetime - there are too many hidden meanings, secrets and tricks that Behemoth plays on you trying to hide away important things. In this video I have collected for you some of the most well-known "explanations" to the novel, secret revelations, showed you real places of Moscow featured in the Master and Margarita, and told you about Mikhail Bulgakov himself... Hope you enjoy this little film.
Theories and certain approaches to understanding the M&M I have mentioned were taken from books and interviews of the following scholars: Evgeny Zharinov, Marietta Chudakova, Andrey Kuraev, Alexander Uzhankov.
💫 GET UNIQUE CONTENT and SUPPORT MY CHANNEL: hipolink.me/languageeasy
📖 My website | JOIN FREE NEWSLETTER 🗞️ languageeasyofficial.ru/
💛 Shop - get yourself something I’ve made myself: languageeasyofficial.ru/shop
📸 Instagram: langeasyofficial
🧶 my art blog and shop: yul_sib_artshop
Chapters:
0:00 - prologue
2:21 - In this video
03:01 - Patriarch's Ponds
04:23 - atheist Moscow
5:42 - Woland appears
6:11 - foreigners in USSR
7:25 - conversation about Jesus
09:09 - Berlioz's fate
10:01 - Annushka
12:50 - Woland
17:12 - Faust by Goethe
18:07 - when did it all happen?
20:32 - Jerusalem VS Moscow
21:53 - Pontius Pilate and Yeshua Ha-Notsri
27:26 - Yeshua IS Jesus?
30:15 - Seventh Proof
34:08 - Ivan goes crazy
35:56 - connection to Holy Week
37:36 - Bad apartment (Bulgakov Museum)
40:26 - Soviet realities
41:42 - Woland's entourage (Behemoth, Koroviev, Azazello)
44:55 - Bosoy and dollars
50:27 - black magic show by Woland
54:54 - Master meets Ivan
56:57 - Master's connection to Devil
1:00:57 - novel about Pontius Pilate
1:02:47 - Master IS Bulgakov?
1:06:47 - Bulgakov's wife is Margarita?
1:07:46 - Margarita appears
1:09:36 - other prototypes of Margarita
1:11:59 - Woland's Ball
1:16:00 - Baron Maigel / Judas
1:17:16 - Margarita's wish (+Frida)
1:19:16 - what happens in Ershalaim?
1:20:04 - manuscripts don't burn
1:20:31 - different editions of M. and M.
1:21:15 - Woland is the author?
1:21:30 - Master lost his soul
1:22:22 - Master and Margarita are united?
1:23:32 - Woland leaves Moscow
1:24:19 - what happens to Ivan Bezdomny?
1:25:31 - the way to "peace"
1:26:51 - the end of the story
1:27:21 - epilogue
#russianliterature #bulgakov #whattoread
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The House of the Spirits 👻📚 by Isabel Allende | book review
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The House of the Spirits 👻📚 by Isabel Allende | book review
Thankyou so much for describing Hindi language in your video ❤
The prime example of a Germanic language is not even German but Swedish or Norwegian 🤪
Thank you so much for this video. The Master and Margarita is literally my favourite book ever and this video definitely opened my eyes to a lot of its hidden and more complex meanings. This videos and your explanations helped me reach a different understanding of the book now to when I first read it and has allowed me to come up with my own beliefs about the book. Truly an amazing video!!!!
I am very happy you found the video worth your time!! Thank you for your kind words!
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I feel like the only influence English should have is Celtic Influence.
Hi, how often do you revise vocabulary? Thanks
Hello! Honestly? Whenever I feel like it. Since language learning is mainly my hobby, I get to revise vocabulary every now and then when I want, usually that happens like once a week or two; however, during the summertime I can literally forget about it for two months and then come back to it - and it's surprising that sometimes I feel like I didn't forget that much
Thank you! :)
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Muy lindo , muy prolijo !! Es una excelente idea gracias
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Muy claro y didáctico tus vídeos , muchas gracias
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👏buenisimo
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Namaste from India
नमस्ते !
Why do you write a hypen kind of thing over the m when writing in Spanish? I feel that maybe it is to distinguish it from Russian t, am I right? Seems like a good idea since I’m currently struggling so much with Cyrillic cursive! Any help on this topic is welcome!! Love love love the aesthetic of your notes - and the notebooks themselves! Handmade and all!!! Just found your channel but I instantly subscribed❤❤
Thank you for your kind words 🤗 welcome to the channel! As for the hyphen kind of thing, yessss! It comes from my habit when writing in Russian (my handwriting makes it difficult to understand if it's ш or т (in cursive it's "m"). So it automatically comes into other languages I'm writing in and most of the time I do it unconsciously haha Since I don't know if you're a beginner in Russian, it's difficult to give any good advice... If you are, I would just recommend not to pay as much attention (for now) to it as you do now (if you write in Russian just with normal letters, it's totally fine! Many natives do it). If you've been studying for a while, I think those workbooks that children usually use at school would help (where you copy each letter, hope you understand what I mean)
@@LanguageEasy thank you for your reply! I can read and use print text ok enough, but cursive is like a whole new alphabet! I was using a textbook that was all typeset, but now I’ve switched to another textbook that mixes “handwritten” text and typed text and oh, so so complicated! I think I’ll try to work with those children notebooks, it’s actually a really good idea, thanks! So really writing by hand the typed kind of letters is ok and even natives do it? Phew! Thanks for telling me that! I thought it was going to be necessary to write in cursive!!
Exactly! It's totally fine to write using typed alphabet only (for example, my husband has been learning Russian for like 6 years and has been using only this type of letters). However, I would anyways recommend you to have a look at the cursive version when you feel confident enough in the language: first, I think it's quite interesting (as you mentioned, it's like a totally different alphabet haha); and secondly, if you know the cursive, you'll be able to read some more stuff obviously... So, it's absolutely okay to stick to the 'typed' version ;)
BTW, the English word “nation” is pronounced [ˈneɪʃən] with the long a-sound, but the derived adjective “national” has the short a-sound: [ˈnæʃənəl].
If youre demonetized, maybe if you open a turkic or georgian bank account you get monetized.
Are you demonetized? I have no ads for you.
wil you please provide some books or advice
Since I'm not a German learner, I guess there will be someone found who can help you with good books on the topic! But as for Spanish, here's a blog post I wrote not too long ago, have a look at that, you may find some books that will help you in your Spanish learning journey languageeasyofficial.ru/best-textbooks-to-learn-spanish
I am learning German and Spanish
Now I get creeped out every time I see the world "anarchy" nowadays. There's always a circle of ped0philes, grapists, druggies and creeps who love to call themselves anarchists nowadays. All they care about is the next koom or hit.
Tonga is a Polynesian island too 😭 lol I’m Tongan and although the Tongan language is not going to be extinct anytime soon a lot of the American born Tongans can barely form a sentence let alone understand it and it’s sad … I am one of them 😅 only one of us 9 siblings speak Tongan fluently and that’s because she was raised by our grandparents in the islands, my other older siblings can understand and seem to speak okay grammar but sometimes even my aunties laugh at their accent or incorrect phrases lol i have a daughter and hope to be able to learn more Tongan (and spanish) so she could connect more to those sides of her culture and family.
Thank you for commenting here! That's very interesting to get acquainted with the Tongan language - so unique.
❤ Je t'adore ❤ Well, ... I am really intrigued by the "spoken" dialects of German. Schwabish and Bairisch in particular. They are still spoken in Southern Germany and Austria and maybe in Switzerland and Northern Italy. These languages are spoken, usually at home, as a mother tongue. They are predecessors of Standard German languages. The Standard Languages probably were constructed from various dialects of German. I listen to German dialect songs by Melissa Naschenweng. Such beautiful songs from Southern Germany and Austria. Such wonderful music ❤
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Thank you
thank you so much for mentioning cornish! meur ras dhis! <3
Great video, thanks!
So great.Tolstoy like a wise genius friend. Dostoyevsky like myself.
Very interesting and informative review. Helped me to read and understand the book. Thank you. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Very glad you found it helpful 😊
I think you did yourself a disservice here, as you took away or just touched upon the interesting parts, and leaft just the very superficial ones.
Thanks for your observation. But I guess if I was to go deeper into the topic, the video would last 10 hours
@@LanguageEasy Between 15 minutes, and 10 hours, lots of other possibilities exits.
I think the video length is perfect for beginners like me
Супер развёрнутое описание!Рекомедую❤всем
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Another fun way to go about language learning that I’d like to share is through Immersive Translate. It’s a browser extension that supports over 100+ languages. I like to use it with Netflix to watch my shows and movies every day, which has really helped me become immersed in my target language. This has been a great way for me to improve my language skills.
I agree with you that note-taking can be a very important part of language learning. One of the ways I’m able to supplement my language learning process is through Immersive Translate. It’s a browser extension that supports over 100+ languages. I use it to watch my shows and movies on Netflix every day, and this has really helped me become immersed in the language. I’ve already learned a lot, and am really glad I found the plugin when I did.
Christmas in Canada is almost nonexistent compared to how it was in the 80’s as a child.
I love this channel even though I often used google translate and chat GPT for translation of languages around the world while I am online gaming globally. Thanks Language Easy💟
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Привет! Очень хорошее, интересное видео ☺️ Очень красивые блокнотики, у меня примерно такие же по матике и физике 😅 Удачи тебе в изучении языков, это очень классно, btw я тоже изучаю Французский и Испанский!
Привет! Очень рада, что тебе понравилось 🤗 ¡suerte! 🍀
Very beautiful notebook! But as a spanish native speaker, I saw that you write on the first page "Marta acaba de nacer su primera hija", that's wrong, put instead "Marta acaba de tener a su primera hija". That's all, great job!! 💗
Thank you ✨ Yes, there are of course mistakes I'm aware of already now! But I prefer to leave them as they are, so I see my "progress"... This is pretty much better, in my opinion, than "progress trackers" 🤓
Very much informative
What about Manx... Alemmanic and Luxembourgish!? Varagians and Gepids!? It lacked a lot of things... 😂
Manx? It’s Celtic…
Elfdalian, Gutnish, Scots, Yola, Hunsrik, Pennsylvanian Dutch/German, Mennonite Low German, Transylvanian Saxon, Anglish, Folkspraak…………
you sound slavic.. я просто только начал смотреть твое видео
Приятного просмотра! (i AM slavic)
well, thanks for your English 😂
You're welcome
Volla I saw lots of videos but can't find them helpful but your video helps me a lot btw bonjour from me and have a great journey for learning French 😊 ❤
Merci beaucoup! Hope you find something else handy on my channel on this topic 😊
Very nice video, I want to be fluent in English , what books or magazines you recommend for me to use in the notebook?
Thank you for watching! I myself really enjoy "Simple Things" or "Happiful" (check out my previous video "commonplace book", I mentioned and showed there more!)
This is such a great idea, thank you for sharing, I feel very inspired 💡🌷
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Soy argentina, de Buenos Aires y recién descubro tu canal ¡ Y me encanta ! Por cierto Isabel Allende es una de mis escritoras contemporáneas favoritas, super recomendable !!
Don't forget low german, a endangered language spoken in north Germany and east Netherlands
Great Tip! This is something I will definitely think about and see how I can implement this in my daily life. Your book is lovely! ❤
Thank you! I'm sure you'll make a wonderful book 😍✨
a very interesting idea, thank you so much!
Have you tried binding your own books? Based on the aspects of commonplacing that you seem to enjoy, I suspect you would enjoy that as well. In addition to an extra layer of creativity, it would also give you the flexibility to keep adding groups of pages until you decide that book is done, and bind it at the end. I got started with a TH-cam series on a channel called Sea Lemon, in case you'd like to have a look.
Hi! Yes, I do that, plus all the books I create for my shop are binded by me ✨ and yes also to your idea of binding till the book is complete - I'm actually doing it right now with another notebook haha Thanks for your recommendation, will have a look