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Мой друг любит музыку. Он любит слушать музыку, писать музыку и играть на музыкальных инструментах. Музыка - это его жизнь. Он занимается музыкой каждый день. Он выучивает новые песни, он записывает новые песни, новые мелодии каждый день. К сожалению, для моего друга музыка - это хобби. Он почти не зарабатывает на музыке. Он хочет стать автором песен. Он хочет писать музыку для других артистов, продавать свои мелодии и тексты песен. Также, он хочет писать музыку для своего репертуара. Он мечтает стать звездой. Очень сложно зарабатывать на музыке. Наверное, потому что очень много разных музыкантов и трудно отличаться от других. Также, чтобы стать известным музыкантом, нужно уметь передавать эмоцию через музыку. Это очень сложно. У моего друга дома большая коллекция виниловых пластинок. Он коллекционирует их уже около пяти лет. Пластинки дорогие. Иногда, я ему дарю новые пластинки на день рождения. Useful vocabulary: 1. Сложно 2. Дорогой 3. Около пяти лет 4. Дарить 5. Мечтать 6. Я хочу стать 7. Жизнь 8. Другой
I probably understood about 75%, like the previous video. I'm missing some key verbs, but I can at least hear those words and look them up accordingly.
Я уже знаю "сложно." ex: вода была очень *дорогой* на концерте. Я уже знаю "около." ex: Я тебе *дарю* подарок. ex: Я *мечтаю* что буду лучше говорить по-русскию :) Я уже знаю "хочу стать." Я уже знаю "жизнь." ex: Я из другой *страны.* (Genitive case??) By the way, these listening exercises are really helpful.
Спасибо! You talked in a clear and easy to understand way, and surprisingly I was able to even understand what you said without having to consciously listen to some of the words in the script (I probably only knew about 40% of the words but got about 60% of the overall meaning from the sentences; I had some sort of feeling/thought when I was listening to the two sentences I didn’t know the words to, but for some reason knew what you were talking about. Overall I understood about 70-80% of the story). I had already spent an hour or two learning Russian before watching this video though, so that probably helped a lot. I would love to see more A1-A2 podcast videos like this, as it helps a lot in knowing where I am in my learning experience and how to listen and understand Russian. These videos are excellent and I look forward to seeing more. Я хочу больше видео! Lol
Very good vidéo. Thank you Fedor, you spoke in a very slow and clear way that i was able to understand 80/100 of your text..... I am so glad. Thank you again, but l must tell you that l am involved in russian music since one year. So it has been easier for me. And what about your beautiful russian classic music ? As an old Lady, l mainly listen that one and also old russian mélodies and romances. It is very usefull to me. See you soon. Brigitte Montet from France 🇫🇷
I think I understood almost 80% of the overall text. I did't get a few words of vocabulary and a few verbs during the first listen but I recognized them when I read the transcription afterwards. Thank you so much for the podcasts, they're really helpful!
Normally, in English where you say that your friend играть на музыкальный струменты, we'd say something like, my friend plays several or many instruments. It is not literal, but for the sake of clarity. I understood about 90%, but you speak slowly, clearly and enunciated your words. I wouldn't be so lucky if it were spoken in a normal native way.
About a month in to learning Russian and struggle with listening comprehension but I’d say I’m at about 40%. These videos are indispensable. Спасибо большое.
I've been a very mediocre learner of Russian over the years (I'll do an hour of study a day for a summer, a winter break, did a Be Fluent Camp once, etc). and this is something that I really like. Very low-level podcast with text translation provided and discussion afterwards. It's not often I find high-quality, simple dialogue with a direct text translation, all of which are most beneficial to me.
Thanks a lot for this lessons! At the first time I listened without reading and I undestood about 80%, then when I read the text about 90% cause I didn´t know a few words.
Your friend is loving music this is his life .he writes songs snd record them everyday . It is difficult for him to be perfect in it because there are different styles.
I understood 85% of the text. Your friend loves music. He plays musical instruments. Its his life and his hobby. He practices music every day. He does not earn money, but he wants to write songs and sell them. He dreams of becoming a star. You need to convey emotion through music. My friend has a large collection of vinyl records at home. He's been collecting them for 5 years. Sometimes I give him some records.
So, I've been in Russia for about 3 weeks now, i remember listening to the first podcast and being completely lost, now i understand about 50% of the vocab ,but kind of keeping up with the general meaning of the sentence. I'm gonna stay here in Moscow until August, so i really hope to reach a good level with my russian. I'll keep anyone who wants to know how easy it is to learn the language in the country Being completely immersed in it.
That friend of yours sounds suspiciously similar to me - maybe minus the vinyl part. As for the text, I think I understood 95% perfectly and the remainder I figured out from context.
I understood about 30% And while listening while reading the text it went up to about 70%, funnily enough I actually understood this one better than the previous
Im finding that many things typed do not include stresses. this is confusing me as to how to pronounce some words etc. Some are clearly recognizable but that is what I am encountering as a new student. I also cant find a way to type the stresses myself so its just a bit of a learning curve that I find unnecessary when the stresses are very important.
Wow, I understood almost everything. Of course, because you speak slow, otherwise, if you speak at a normal speed I would have missed most of the words.
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Мой друг любит музыку. Он любит слушать музыку, писать музыку и играть на музыкальных инструментах. Музыка - это его жизнь. Он занимается музыкой каждый день. Он выучивает новые песни, он записывает новые песни, новые мелодии каждый день.
К сожалению, для моего друга музыка - это хобби. Он почти не зарабатывает на музыке. Он хочет стать автором песен. Он хочет писать музыку для других артистов, продавать свои мелодии и тексты песен. Также, он хочет писать музыку для своего репертуара.
Он мечтает стать звездой. Очень сложно зарабатывать на музыке. Наверное, потому что очень много разных музыкантов и трудно отличаться от других. Также, чтобы стать известным музыкантом, нужно уметь передавать эмоцию через музыку. Это очень сложно.
У моего друга дома большая коллекция виниловых пластинок. Он коллекционирует их уже около пяти лет. Пластинки дорогие. Иногда, я ему дарю новые пластинки на день рождения.
Useful vocabulary:
1. Сложно
2. Дорогой
3. Около пяти лет
4. Дарить
5. Мечтать
6. Я хочу стать
7. Жизнь
8. Другой
... стать звездой. почему =ой? какой падеж?
спасибо
Думал что дать = to give, когда использовать «дарить» в приложение?
Greet pod casts 👏👏👏👏👏🥰🤩
Thank you for your outstanding efforts in teaching beginners, I wish you success and I look forward to more such stories
I probably understood about 75%, like the previous video. I'm missing some key verbs, but I can at least hear those words and look them up accordingly.
Я уже знаю "сложно."
ex: вода была очень *дорогой* на концерте.
Я уже знаю "около."
ex: Я тебе *дарю* подарок.
ex: Я *мечтаю* что буду лучше говорить по-русскию :)
Я уже знаю "хочу стать."
Я уже знаю "жизнь."
ex: Я из другой *страны.* (Genitive case??)
By the way, these listening exercises are really helpful.
Aye bro good job my man keep it up 👍
Hi, I’m from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 I’m so happy that found this useful channel for improving my Russian skills. Спасибо ✌🏻
Спасибо! You talked in a clear and easy to understand way, and surprisingly I was able to even understand what you said without having to consciously listen to some of the words in the script (I probably only knew about 40% of the words but got about 60% of the overall meaning from the sentences; I had some sort of feeling/thought when I was listening to the two sentences I didn’t know the words to, but for some reason knew what you were talking about. Overall I understood about 70-80% of the story). I had already spent an hour or two learning Russian before watching this video though, so that probably helped a lot. I would love to see more A1-A2 podcast videos like this, as it helps a lot in knowing where I am in my learning experience and how to listen and understand Russian. These videos are excellent and I look forward to seeing more. Я хочу больше видео! Lol
Very good vidéo. Thank you Fedor, you spoke in a very slow and clear way that i was able to understand 80/100 of your text..... I am so glad. Thank you again, but l must tell you that l am involved in russian music since one year. So it has been easier for me. And what about your beautiful russian classic music ?
As an old Lady, l mainly listen that one and also old russian mélodies and romances. It is very usefull to me. See you soon. Brigitte Montet from France 🇫🇷
Around half.
Really glad you're doing those, I find them very helpfull
Я думала 95% , только не которые слова я не знаю. Благодарю Вас за это видео.Я много раз слушаю для того что бы я так же произносить как вы.
Thanks for putting them up on Spotify. It’s very convenient to have access to audio only
I think I understood almost 80% of the overall text. I did't get a few words of vocabulary and a few verbs during the first listen but I recognized them when I read the transcription afterwards. Thank you so much for the podcasts, they're really helpful!
Normally, in English where you say that your friend играть на музыкальный струменты, we'd say something like, my friend plays several or many instruments. It is not literal, but for the sake of clarity. I understood about 90%, but you speak slowly, clearly and enunciated your words. I wouldn't be so lucky if it were spoken in a normal native way.
About a month in to learning Russian and struggle with listening comprehension but I’d say I’m at about 40%. These videos are indispensable. Спасибо большое.
I've been a very mediocre learner of Russian over the years (I'll do an hour of study a day for a summer, a winter break, did a Be Fluent Camp once, etc). and this is something that I really like. Very low-level podcast with text translation provided and discussion afterwards. It's not often I find high-quality, simple dialogue with a direct text translation, all of which are most beneficial to me.
I understood up to music is his life, and it's his hobby (25%).
Understanding up to a 2 on a scale 1-10. I am very very new- this is good for me. Just started learning 3 days ago.
Как часто будешь выкладывать подкасты на уровне Б2/С1? Я очень рад что ты начал этот проект) привет из Венгрии
Я согласен! Я тоже хочу слушать подкасты на уровне Б2/С1.
Brilliant video, thank so much!
Thanks a lot for this lessons! At the first time I listened without reading and I undestood about 80%, then when I read the text about 90% cause I didn´t know a few words.
Your friend is loving music this is his life .he writes songs snd record them everyday .
It is difficult for him to be perfect in it because there are different styles.
Salute to you Fedor 👏
Greet podcast 👏👏👏👏👏🤩😍
Thank you for your outstanding efforts in teaching beginners, I wish you success and I look forward to more such stories
I understood 85% of the text. Your friend loves music. He plays musical instruments. Its his life and his hobby. He practices music every day. He does not earn money, but he wants to write songs and sell them. He dreams of becoming a star. You need to convey emotion through music. My friend has a large collection of vinyl records at home. He's been collecting them for 5 years. Sometimes I give him some records.
So, I've been in Russia for about 3 weeks now, i remember listening to the first podcast and being completely lost, now i understand about 50% of the vocab ,but kind of keeping up with the general meaning of the sentence. I'm gonna stay here in Moscow until August, so i really hope to reach a good level with my russian. I'll keep anyone who wants to know how easy it is to learn the language in the country Being completely immersed in it.
Спасибо болшое за эти видео ! Очень удобно ))
Thanks bro your sharing valuable information I got you 75/80% of all the sentences
That friend of yours sounds suspiciously similar to me - maybe minus the vinyl part. As for the text, I think I understood 95% perfectly and the remainder I figured out from context.
very very helpful thank you fedor
Thanks a lot for the podcasts for which, would you please repeat them I mean to continue uploading podcasts?
Understood around 70%. Music is his life, he plays music everyday, plays instruments, he dreams about playing for his career?
Also absolutely love your videos. So helpful for explaining bits I don't understand yet! Please keep it up!
I understood about 30% And while listening while reading the text it went up to about 70%, funnily enough I actually understood this one better than the previous
I miss a fireplace behind Fiodor
around 95% understood
I got about 25% percent but was able to get the structure of most sentences and the role of the words
Take love from Bangladesh
Превит where can i have a text?
Im finding that many things typed do not include stresses. this is confusing me as to how to pronounce some words etc. Some are clearly recognizable but that is what I am encountering as a new student. I also cant find a way to type the stresses myself so its just a bit of a learning curve that I find unnecessary when the stresses are very important.
Sadly, a got around 5% of the text :-/
I know my friends loves music, loves listening to music and tovplay musical instruments.
I understood about 45% this time
Понял сто процентов 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 но, наверное благодаря вам, который читает медленно 😊😊 мне кажется что если вы нормально читает, я не все пойму...
I understood 100 % of the text, because im russian)
I understood about 8% of it
Wow, I understood almost everything. Of course, because you speak slow, otherwise, if you speak at a normal speed I would have missed most of the words.
Русский язык - это моя жизнь 😉😉😉😉
90 percent
I'm A pretty good Russian speaker 😂
Fedor became very hot😍
~70%
Привет
98%
привет алгоритм 💋 ком 25! 95%
You talk way too much 😅 but thank you for the podcast
Can you talk slower in Russian.