A good exercise for #2 is to practice saying "yesterday evening": Вчера вечером! It really helped me understand the difference between the two. Especially in pronunciation. Ещё раз, Алфья, хорошее видео! Ты очень хорошо объяснишь русский язык, и как он работает! 😎😎😎😎
Hello Alfia. I love your channel and your lesson. Yes, I will learn Russian from you. Вы супер. Вчера is a beautiful word. Что ты делаешь сегодня вечером? 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thank for your video! For me the most difficult words are verbs, for example пригласить and предложить. There are many more like these ones... it is so easy to confuse them (at least for me)
two topics which may be confusing: 1. all proper uses of travelling verbs of motion and with prefixes. when they are to be used. examples: идти, ехать, уезжает, приехать, поехать, едет, yxoдить, езжу… by transport, and then specific… on foot (пойти пешком). 2. all forms of telling time. example: без 10 пять, 10 минут пятого. половина пятого… most teachers i have come across (boost your russian on youtube for example) tell you how to say it but do not explain clearly the reason behind this. this makes it more confusion without an explanation to better understand why. for instance, 10 минут пятого is 10 minutes past 4 but пятого is used instead of четыре. there is no explanation of the logic to help understand why, just that you have to remember it. since the number is off by an hour, it is important to say time correctly and all possibly ways of saying this. also, time in 24 hours versus 12 hours am/pm would also be helpful even as a review. for learners and for review, a complete guide on this would be very helpful to clear up confusion of other teachers that only teach 1 part of this topic... like the basics of 2,3,4 with три часа путь чосов. but quarter past four, quarter until four, and other fancy ways of telling time may or may not use the same number in russian. and telling time is different than describing when середина ночи vs полночь. thank you спасибо.
Every one of these words has confused me. This clarification is extremely helpful!
Yeeeees I know that perfectly 🙂 Thanks for your support;)
A good exercise for #2 is to practice saying "yesterday evening": Вчера вечером! It really helped me understand the difference between the two. Especially in pronunciation.
Ещё раз, Алфья, хорошее видео! Ты очень хорошо объяснишь русский язык, и как он работает! 😎😎😎😎
Занят И Занять мой любимый тоже.Спасибо за все ваши видео
Другая пара, которые я довольно перепутал по какой-то причине была "обманывать" и "обнимать"
Спасибо большое за видео, это очень полезное
An great lesson thanks forever
you are the best teacher :) i appreciate so much.. your work is great. thank you so much..
Отлично!! Génial, j'adore. Very useful. Thank you so much. Your lessons on youtube are the best for me 👍😄 Спасибо огромное Алфиа 😃
Большое спасибо
Good class как всегда
These words drive me crazy! Thanks for the great video...
Хорошо 👍
Very good.
Cảm ơn bạn!
Спасибо за вашу поддержку! Thank you so much for your support 💙
@@Alfia nothing at all, i love your course, your video, keep doing well Alfia. Thank you so much! Большое спасибо!
Thanks!
Большое спасибо за поддержку! Я думаю, вы знали все эти слова:)
СПАСИБО !
Очень хороший урок . 😍
your videos helps me a lot , thank you 😊
Hi Alfia, this lesson is awesome, I always get stuck and confused with дерево / деревня )
Good lesson Alfia keep them coming. удачи в обучении.....Удачи России🙃🙃
Большое спасибо 🙏🫶
🇧🇷😘😘😘 this country love you)
Obrigada, eu também amo vocês
Hello Alfia. I love your channel and your lesson. Yes, I will learn Russian from you. Вы супер.
Вчера is a beautiful word.
Что ты делаешь сегодня вечером? 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Спасибо большое:) Сегодня суббота, и я иду гулять 😊
👍!
Thank for your video! For me the most difficult words are verbs, for example пригласить and предложить. There are many more like these ones... it is so easy to confuse them (at least for me)
Начинает
называется
Confuses me all the time..
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
и 😂
I don't confuse them in use, but recognizing the distinction is sometimes tricky.
или 👂✋😂
two topics which may be confusing:
1. all proper uses of travelling verbs of motion and with prefixes. when they are to be used. examples: идти, ехать, уезжает, приехать, поехать, едет, yxoдить, езжу… by transport, and then specific… on foot (пойти пешком).
2. all forms of telling time.
example: без 10 пять, 10 минут пятого. половина пятого… most teachers i have come across (boost your russian on youtube for example) tell you how to say it but do not explain clearly the reason behind this. this makes it more confusion without an explanation to better understand why.
for instance, 10 минут пятого is 10 minutes past 4 but пятого is used instead of четыре. there is no explanation of the logic to help understand why, just that you have to remember it. since the number is off by an hour, it is important to say time correctly and all possibly ways of saying this. also, time in 24 hours versus 12 hours am/pm would also be helpful even as a review. for learners and for review, a complete guide on this would be very helpful to clear up confusion of other teachers that only teach 1 part of this topic... like the basics of 2,3,4 with три часа путь чосов. but quarter past four, quarter until four, and other fancy ways of telling time may or may not use the same number in russian. and telling time is different than describing when середина ночи vs полночь.
thank you спасибо.
остановка или обстановка ? /бабушка или бабочка ? / ... and many more 😂... ✍🏼
А в Америке, в этих днях, ВСЁ дорого. 😱😱😱😱
These are all easy. The one I always avoid is pee and write. I mix up all the time.
мой друг странный и погода тоже странная
Моя родная страна Турция,
Мне очень странно потому что ети слова я не путаю :)
Sometimes I miss pronounce блюдо. It is an embarrassing mistake.