100 Most Common Russian verbs. PART I
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Hello guys!
My name is Daria.
In this video I will show you the list of most used verbs in Russian language.
I divided the video into 2 parts. Some verbs you may know but some you don’t know. Let’s check how many you will learn!
Repeat after me and enjoy.
1 be (быть)
2 have (иметь)
3 do (делать)
4 say (говорить)
5 go (идти)
6 get (получать)
7 make (делать)
8 know (знать)
9 think (думать)
10 take (брать)
11 see (видеть)
12 come (приходить)
13 want (хотеть)
14 use (использовать)
15 find (находить)
16 give (давать)
17 tell (рассказывать)
18 work (работать)
19 call (звонить or звать)
20 try (пытаться)
21 ask (просить; спрашивать)
22 need (нуждаться)
23 feel (чувствовать)
24 become (становиться)
25 leave (оставлять)
26 put (класть)
27 mean (значить)
28 keep (хранить)
29 let (позволять)
30 begin (начинать)
31 seem (казаться)
32 help (помогать)
33 show (показывать)
34 hear (слышать)
35 play (играть)
36 run (бежать)
37 move (двигаться)
38 live (жить)
39 believe (верить)
40 bring (приносить)
41 happen (случаться)
42 write (писать)
43 sit (сидеть)
44 stand (стоять)
45 lose (терять)
46 pay (платить)
47 meet (встречать)
48 include (включать)
49 continue (продолжать)
50 set (устанавливать)
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Russian language is a kind of lg that by changing context and even pronoun and even tense of a sentence the verbs will be changed as well, So the best way for teaching verbs is to use in a sentence by providing an example for each verb. this video is good for native russian people !
Thank you. I will keep repeating until I have mastered it. 👍
I love your videos. It helps me to learn verbs. Thank you.
This helps alott I mastered all these verbs in just a few days.
Thank you so much Daria, you're the best!
Суперская подборка👏👏👏
this video is what I was looking for! thank you!
You're welcome!
thanks Daria, very practical video
Very direct concise list of most important verbs. Thanks!!
Thank you Daria
Excellent and very useful. Thanks so much!.
Great content as usual!
I attribute my future success to a lot of your very helpful videos! спасибо!!!
thank you!
Great video - thanks very much, Daria.
Thank you for this great content. Anyway, I have a question.
The background guitar music for this content is so wonderful. I really like it. What's the name of the instrumental music and who are the players? I'd appreciate your kind informing on this.
Большое спасибо ДарьЯ👍❤️
Ты выглядишь красиво 💕🌻
can't wait to have to learn all the different forms of these verbs *cries intensely*
That's funny:)
Best way to teach
thanks
Thank you very much daria really you choice the most using verbs in any luanguage just next time make imperative and perfective verbs couple of verbs
Thank you
Awesome!!!!! Thank you
Thanks for your efforts. It would be better to put them in sentences.
Здравствуйте, Дарья и Веселого Рождества! (sorry, had to use the translator on that one :-) Could you put a list of all of the verbs - maybe in the commentary? I can't write fast enough)))
That's correct! С Рождеством! I've already added it, check it out.
Большое спасибо! С новые годом!
Use print screen
мне нравится
Perfect
Спс!
Daria, two questions: 1.) Как вы говорите "брат" или "брать" - how does "ь" change the sound? (2) My verb book (and my teacher also) say that "имеет" is archaic and the form "у меня есть" is preferable. I still find it (very!) much easier to say a simple verb like "я имею" than trying to force "у меня есть" into the middle of a sentence! Do you find Russians still using "имеет"? Большое спасибо!
Randolph Carter,
1) If you say брат without soft sign 'ь' you will get the word 'brother' th-cam.com/video/_ZziBxhZgww/w-d-xo.htmlm24s
2) Mostly we use 'у меня есть' , in sentences like 'I have a pen', the translation 100% is 'у меня есть ручка', not 'я имею ручку'. This is a common mistake for Russian learners. Sometimes in different contexts you may find the word 'иметь' and you should know what it means.
You're welcome!
Usefull
Спасиба
spaciba daria.
@@jeanmubemba1204 We speak in Russian -спасиба (because it is fast). But we write-спасибО)
Can you add another verbs thank you
You have to put the perfect forms as well
Hi, sorry, is this list made by you?
Daria,are you russian? I love your everything
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thank you for your effort but pleas teach us how we use the verbs... give us a sentences.
You may check other vids on the channel;)
Hello I am your big faan I want to join with you
Another Russian teacher with a name of Dasha
You have to cut out the music! It interferes with the learning.... makes me turn it off..
Most Russians make the same mistake you make: It is Verbs not Worbs. To pronounce words beginning with the letter V put your lower lip under your upper teeth.
Thank you! I will practice this sound!
vistagraphsnet Their V is equivalent to B in Russian
Я говорю из Бангладеш.
я хочу выучить рашекский язык
Вы можете помочь мне выучить русский язык
Нет возможности поговорить с тобой
Я умею читать и писать по русски
Я могу изменить грамматику
Я говорю эти слова через мобильный телефон с помощью переводчика.
I know you teach them Cubans spy tricks in your spare time too. Damn beautiful Russian sneaky spy women.
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