Hi Yelena, informative video indeed. I know that learning grammar in any language is very important and one must learn it first hand, but I've always struggled with grammar and its applications. I find it rather confusing and time consuming. Oftentimes I wished there was an easier way to learn a language. I mostly depend on excessive practice. Russian language itself is a complicated language and learning grammar would be very challenging. So could you please make a video explaining easier ways to remember Russian grammar and its applications ?
Hi Saurabh, learning the grammar is, as you said very important. It gives you the base on which you can build. I don't imagine learning a language without learning the grammar - especially if you want to speak correctly. Here the important question is to ask yourself what is your goal - the "why" behind trying to achieve a certain level in Russian. Do you want to study at a Russian university, work with Russian clients or do you want to be able to talk to a Russian speaking person or simply be able to understand and say a few phrases on a "tourist" level. You can of course try learning collocations or some basic phrases and that will help you achieve A1 level, but this approach will limit your future progress as you will be missing the base on which you can build - which is the grammar. I explain the whole Russian grammar in a structured way in my course, which I believe you already have access to. I will continue creating helpful videos here as well.
Hi Aliya, there are many political channels out there - maybe they would be more suitable for posting such comments. Here we learn Russian - the language of Tolstoy, Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Esenin, Brodsky… those who are interested in learning this beautiful language are most welcome here and can benefit from my videos.
I'm not learning Russian or planning to do so anytime soon but I'm watching the whole video 😅
Hi Yelena, informative video indeed. I know that learning grammar in any language is very important and one must learn it first hand, but I've always struggled with grammar and its applications. I find it rather confusing and time consuming. Oftentimes I wished there was an easier way to learn a language. I mostly depend on excessive practice. Russian language itself is a complicated language and learning grammar would be very challenging. So could you please make a video explaining easier ways to remember Russian grammar and its applications ?
Hi Saurabh, learning the grammar is, as you said very important. It gives you the base on which you can build. I don't imagine learning a language without learning the grammar - especially if you want to speak correctly. Here the important question is to ask yourself what is your goal - the "why" behind trying to achieve a certain level in Russian. Do you want to study at a Russian university, work with Russian clients or do you want to be able to talk to a Russian speaking person or simply be able to understand and say a few phrases on a "tourist" level. You can of course try learning collocations or some basic phrases and that will help you achieve A1 level, but this approach will limit your future progress as you will be missing the base on which you can build - which is the grammar. I explain the whole Russian grammar in a structured way in my course, which I believe you already have access to. I will continue creating helpful videos here as well.
I think nowadays many people struggle with stop using this language, rather than improve it
Hi Aliya, there are many political channels out there - maybe they would be more suitable for posting such comments. Here we learn Russian - the language of Tolstoy, Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Esenin, Brodsky… those who are interested in learning this beautiful language are most welcome here and can benefit from my videos.