Top 50 Russian nouns with examples | Learn the most useful words in Russian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2021
- In this video, you´ll learn top 50 Russian nouns. I will also show you examples of how to use these useful words in a sentence. I´ll repeat each sentence twice, first in slow Russian, and then in normal speed Russian. These Russian words are very common, so take your time to really master them.
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Learning nouns is one of the most important things when it comes to learning any language. And learning these 50 common Russian nouns is a must, especially if you´re just starting out. I hope you liked the examples I provided as I really wanted to make this video as helpful as possible and show to you how these common nouns are used in a sentence. I´ll see you in the next video where you can learn top 50 Russian verbs and adjectives.
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Top 50 Russian nouns with examples | Learn the most useful words in Russian
Спасибо Кпистина !!! 🇷🇺
Obrigado Kristina !!! 🇧🇷
Thank you Kristina !!! 🇬🇧
I miss you (senti sua falta) !!!
Не за что!
Thank you for your hard work Kristina!
Thanks for watching, Pierre!
Compliments, Kristina! I have seen that you put several examples with the instrumental case after verbs in the past tense. I find this one of the most difficult uses of the russian language: it doesn't want to enter into my mind. It takes a lot of exercise for practicing the rule without hesitation.
Начало учебного года - отличный повод для возвращения к преподаванию на ютубе! 🧐
Thank you for this useful video
Thank you
Welcome!
I like how the words are simple but the examples are really complex and require a higher level of understanding which, if you had, you wouldn't need to learn these words. Please make simpler examples
It is my favorite movie now. When people used to ask me what is my favorite movie I always hesitated cuz nothing truly impressed me, but now I can say without delay that it's брат. If the sequel is as good as the first one please do make the movie lessons of it too in the near future! I beg you
Hey Kristina, I just wanted to say that your брат movie lesson was more than worth the price for me. For a long time I haven't seen any good movies. The last twenty or so that I've watched I didn't like very much. So I had already given up on movies when I bought your movie lesson - just wanted to learn Russian with your high-quality lessons and that was all that I expected. But I was pleasantly surprised to have found that the movie itself is an excellent one. Thanks to it I got a chance to glance at the Russian consciousness of 90s. Also in the movie I found some references to Russian literature that I read: Sveta partly to Tanya in Eugene Onegin and the ending scene strongly to the ending scene of Dead Souls Part 1.
Thanks for your feedback! I´m so glad to hear that you liked the movie and the course. Брат is one of the most famous Russian movies but it´s definitely not for everyone. In fact, I received more than a couple emails from my students telling me that they were not going to enroll in the course just because they already watched the movie and didn´t like / it was too violent / it had too much slang / they wanted something family-friendly / the movie was too old. They had a point but I think that anyone interested in Russian culture and history should watch Брат at least once. Glad you enjoyed it!
good lesson.
Thanks, Jeff!
Nice
Thanks
👍
давно а вас не видел
Да, не было времени снимать видео!
Hi, is it possible to have these nouns listed with the corresponding examples, as given in your video? Thanks
Sorry, Hermann, there is no PDF for this lesson
I feel like район is more like region and место is more like area? Also I learned государства for government , that's the word they use in Georgia. Is there a difference?
As an American I feel like A country is always страна but when talking about village/country it's деревня
ochen harasho . balshoyi spacibo delya eta slova . ( my russian keyboard is in mobile so typing in russian- english :)
Рада помочь!
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I’m a bit confused by the first example.
“Ты давно читала какую-нибудь хорошую книгу?”.
It seems like it should be “ты недавно читала….”
I’m probably wrong, but it doesn’t seem right to me.
The sentence on the slide is correct
@@BoostYourRussian спасибо
@@Sleepy1988 это будут разные вопросы
также как например
Вы давно женаты?
Вы недавно женаты?
У меня дом в Сайконге. Это бедный район Хонг Конга. Состояние здесь ужасное. Я проведу день и ночь и неделю и месяц и год изучая русский. В следующем году я собираюсь поехать в Москву, где полон чудес и загадок.
Я уверена, что у вас все получится! 🙏🏻