Vocabulary of a House | Super Easy Russian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2018
- Here you have it guys!
Learn some words from this one!
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Maybe you could do a video like this, but walking around a house and actually pointing at the things you are speaking about? This would strengthen the visual connection to the words which I understand can be an important part of language learning. Anyway, I enjoy your channel, keep up the good work.
Good idea
Yes-Da. This is a good idea!
Really good idea
I really enjoyed this video, since going to uni I haven't had much time to practice Russian and I've lost a good bit of the vocabulary I used to know. The structure of this video brought back some of that vocabulary because I was able to figure out what you were saying based on context. Awesome video Fedor!
as always i have learned a couple of very useful new words from your video, the format is perfect for me, you can tell story about everything , please keep doing the good job
I am still trying to learn alphabet so this was helpful. You spoke clearly and this is excellent!
That has been awesome lesson of vocabs, Fedor! A huge thanks! And I m really happy to hear this news, the book of 50 Russian Stories. That's cool! I have been looking forward to come across a guiding book like that! I'll try to have your book soon. Sincerely! 😊🙌
This video helped so much! I learned words way faster and easier by forming connections, I would love to see more of these in the future! Unfortunately I don't quite form the same connections with the stories book without seeing you actually read and describe it, as well as the real time translations in the video.
Wow this is an excellent video!
This videos help me sooooooo much! Thank you so much Федор! Maybe its just me, but I really think you could speak a little slower, it's very fast for me! Sorry if others don't think that. Keep up with the great work :D
Thanks for the video. I think that you should describe other places too: university, a park, a street, etc.
I have a question: is зайти a variation of идти? Does it mean the same as ходить?
Fedor, how do I say -ый as in the word номинальный случай. I tried to listen very carefully when Russians say these letters together, but I've never been able to pronounce them properly: The letter й get supressed or it have to be discernible?
Thank you!
You are helping me a lot! I have a entire page for each of your Easy Russian videos. =D
I think it was said somewhere that in these adjective forms like ий and ый the й is not really pronounced. I can hear it in words ending with ой though. However don't quote me on that.
й sound is very short and quiet. Since it's at the end of the word, we say it descendingly
Learned new words again btw what is the meaning of obschak?
It's a prison slang word
Yea! Vocabylary :)
Can you please do something about how to pronounce ы?
Search on TH-cam "how to pronounce Ы", you'll find a bunch of videos. The one from Real Russian club is helpful, but everyone finds the way that works for them, just try searching.
It sounds like French "u".
th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=how+to+pronounce+ы
Do ypu teach in moscow?
No, I'm in the US now.
Can you explain the use of the apostrophe in russian?
There is no apostrophe in Russian
but is there any word contraction?
Yes. For example: Лит-ра - литература; кн. - книга; стр. - страница; тчк. - точка; рис. - рисунок; фиг. - фигура; др. - другие; кол-во - количество.
I think you mean a hyphen, is that right?
No, when I translated your sentence from the beginning of the video, it appeared "druz'ya", so I thought there was apostrophes in russian...
Шесть комнат , какой падеж ? 🙏
Родительный
Fedor why did you say: "Вода была очень холоднАЯ" instead of "холоднОЙ" and "этоМ бассейн
не работал"? I'm a little confused, btw your videos help me so much, keep going bro
He said этот. There's a mistake in subtitles
And in this case you mustn't use an adjective in instrumental case. You can put it in nominative case.
@@pestilence6444 why? I learned that this requires an instrumental case, or that only applies to animals and people?
@@GroddyPlays ohh I guess I can't explain it. I'm russian so I know that's correct. Maybe it doesn't comply with the rules and we use it only in speech. I'm not sure. By the way, an object doesn't matter (Зима была холодная, сок был вкусный and so on)
@@pestilence6444Ого понимаю, спасибо большое братан Илья))