SENTENCE STRUCTURE (PART 2) | Lesson 9 | Russian language (A1)

In lesson 9 you will learn the structure of interrogative and negative sentences in Russian language.
Lesson 8 - "Sentence structure (part 1): • SENTENCE STRUCTURE (PA...
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[@RussianPomidorca]

This is the 2nd part of lesson "Sentence structure"

[@osmarlima8819]

Very goof

[@chadbailey7038]

Очень интересно)

[@osmarlima8819]

I mean very good

[@Aaron34346]

Is there a part 3 to this? I really love the videos so far!

[@RussianPomidorca]

I’m not going to make a part 3. What kind of material would you like to learn?

[@user-gy5xi7mh9r]

Thank you for sharing. Beautiful, Romantic Language ( RUSSIA 🇷🇺 . )

[@mramosch]

At 4:28 you write ‘пойдет’ but pronounce it as ‘пойдёт’.
Is this a case of Russians not distinguishing between ет/ёт in writing?
If ‘yes’, well, a little challenging for beginners… 😢

[@RussianPomidorca]

The answer is 'yes'. I write е/ё. Sorry, In this video it's my mistake. Native speakers usually don't write е or ё, because we just intuitively know how to pronounce the word. But I completely agree with you, that for learners I must distinguish them.

[@mramosch]

@@RussianPomidorca Ok. Thanks for clarifying ;-)

[@dorenandsara]

If we are just learning sentence structure then why would you switch to only using cursive? At least use cursive and printing letters for us beginners.