I'm 79 and don't want to died without being able to read russian literature. Thanks for your teaching. Is the first time I find I may be able to do it one day.
I'm from Brazil and here we also say something like "grab him for me" when talking about a marker, instead of grab IT for me. So this actually made a lot of sense haha you're an amazing teacher, really!
Правильно будет не "оно окно", а "это - окно". "Оно" основном используется не для указания объекта, а для функций, которые оно выполняет. К примеру "Это окно. Оно прозрачное" или "Это зеркало. Оно отражает". Спасибо за видео!
Также и с "Он - маркер" или "Она - стена". Правильно будет "Это - маркер" и "Это - стена". Но, если добавить функцию, которую они будут выполнять, тогда уже появятся местоимения "Он" и "Она". К примеру "Это - маркер. Он пишет" и "Это - стена. Она снесена"
Крис использовал фразу "оно окно" не для указания предмета, а для определения рода слова. В начальной школы мы точно также ставили местоимение к слову, чтобы определить его род
First time I've looked at another language in years. I really like the pace. Going to be practising Ы for the rest of the day. Just realised that BЫ is a bit like vous in French.
Well done, Kris! As a native of Russian language I was very interested in the way you explained stressed vowels and unstressed ones)) I’ve actually never paid any attention to it, but after your explanation everything got reasonable))) keep teaching and educating people who want to look closer to our Russian literature)) I can say it’s worth learning such a difficult language )) if someone is interested in having conversation with me, I’ll be glad and willing to help with some issues of the language))
Excellent job, clear explanations, thanks. However, they will not say "она стена" or "он стол" but they will use "это" instead, e.g. "это маркер, это машина" etc. Otherwise, keep it up, very helpful and easy to focus and follow your explanations in these videos, thumbs up!!!
Good for you! have been dabbling on and off on You tube since Covid19 started. I prefer an English speaking teacher as you're better able to explain things and go at our pace (I'm probably about your mother's age) and fascinated too by all things Russian ( Grandparents hailed from the Ukraine). Thanks so much for these lessons, Kris!
I am Mexican but in my language is NOT a curse so well explained like yours !!! I really enjoyed your work, your lessons are amazing, and you know, i study japanese through a Brazilian channel , ( Portuguese) now i wll have to learn how to speak Russian using the language of Shakespeare !!!! Thanks a lot , you're a good teacher !!!!
A bit correction: You = Вы You all/you guys/you once = Вы Yes, the same word for both meanings (for a gentle appeal to someone or to appeal to a group of people). But in English, you don't use the word that is translated from Russian to Ты. Actually, you have it, but it's something from the region texts: Thou = Ты. It's allowed to use it to well-known people only. It will be offensive if you use it for perfect strangers appeal.
Оно окно :))) забавно звучит. Обычно на русском мы так не говорим. Это окно, потом конечно можем сказать далее: оно(окно) открыто, оно было открыто :) Это как с артиклями А THE в английском наверное.
If you already speak Spanish, then Russian should be a lot easier to learn because Spanish is very similar in the way that all nouns have a gender. What makes it difficult to learn for English speakers is that other words in the sentence, such as adjectives and articles, must also match the gender. That makes it harder for Americans to learn the language. I love learning Russian.
Great. I point out an error. While u speak, the automatic writing on screen hides the last sentence under it. So we cant see what is the last words. My suggestion is, keep silent for a moment so that the transcription goes off for a while and the white board is visible to us.
guess if I weren't native russian it would be extremely difficult to understand this language. Although we even have no articles, but for example we use many prefixes to verbs which can strongly change the sense of a word in sentence.
Это действительно тяжело но постепенно, практикуя каждый день, все становится яснее и яснее. Вопрос в практике. Я француз, мои родители, родственники и все мое окружение тоже французы и не умеют говорить на любом иностранном языке, так что постараясь, даже из ничего, все возможно. Это прямо как учить играть на любом музыкальном инструменте. Но соглашаюсь с этим мнением, французский слишком трудно для иностранцев со всеми этими исключениями и правилами спряжения, этими различными временами и я не знаю, был бы ли я достаточно отважным тот язык выучить. Но если тебе интересно, я изучу русский язык примерно 5 лет а ещё никогда не был в России. I am also fluent in English.
I love your work-Thanks for all of this help. I really love the fact you do not include music--which would always be a distraction. You are in a league of champions-so many are foolish and include music.
I am learning French in my school and so Russian is just like it. French also has subject pronouns just like in Russian. French. Russian Je Nous Я Мы Tu Vous Ты Вы Il Ils Он Они Elle Elles Оно ----
Is the fact that Russian doesn’t require “to be” the reason why some Russian speakers will say in English, for example, “he good person” instead of "he is a good person" or leave out articles?
You should’ve said that grammatical gender in Russian depends on ending of the noun, unlike French, for example. In French grammatical gender is extremely annoying, becouse the only way to learn the gender of the noun is to memorise it with article. In Russian you have to just look at the word, and be done with it.
i studied latin lang in university for one year, then we had choice, one group went german, the other went eng, i chose eng, the eng lang is very easy after latin, i learned eng in 6 month up to 12000 words, and got the level ,fluent, besides i almost know all european langs, i cant speak french, spain, spanish, german, but i understand what they re saying, the latin is the root of your langs, my native lang is rus, so i understand all slovenian langs, it is so funny he explain me my native lang ;) я ты он она мы ;) all foreigners i want to worry, russ lang is the most dificult in the world, but it is the most supply, if u know russian u never be afraid any lang in the world, even chinese. chineese has 3 mln words russian has 2 mln words & 2mln sufixes & any word position, no one lang is so supply like russian. eng lang has 500 000 words only
Your Russian channel is the best Russian learning channel on TH-cam...
totally agree
Even though this comment was posted 1 year ago I still agree
true
He is pleasant and friendly. A great complement to the automated computer programs.
Agree 100%
I'm 79 and don't want to died without being able to read russian literature. Thanks for your teaching. Is the first time I find I may be able to do it one day.
❤️❤️
what the fuck
Удачи🤪😜😝
@Ezio Well I'm 80 now, since last 1st of March.
@Ezio большое тебе спасибо
Учу английский по урокам русского для иностранцев =)
нихрена ты умный
@KoolTeddy Bear Все еще изучая алфавит, начал только сегодня. Очень понравился этот канал!
Да ;)
😂😂
I started using Duolingo and it didn't make sense..... These are helping so much.. Thank you!
Ikrrrr Duolingo is just🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Yeah same it never reached me the pronouns
I love Russian 🇷🇺 language. And I want to learn Russian. Your channel is very useful to me . Because, I am in Tamil Nadu(South India🇮🇳)
I'm from Brazil and here we also say something like "grab him for me" when talking about a marker, instead of grab IT for me. So this actually made a lot of sense haha you're an amazing teacher, really!
Правильно будет не "оно окно", а "это - окно". "Оно" основном используется не для указания объекта, а для функций, которые оно выполняет. К примеру "Это окно. Оно прозрачное" или "Это зеркало. Оно отражает". Спасибо за видео!
Также и с "Он - маркер" или "Она - стена". Правильно будет "Это - маркер" и "Это - стена". Но, если добавить функцию, которую они будут выполнять, тогда уже появятся местоимения "Он" и "Она". К примеру "Это - маркер. Он пишет" и "Это - стена. Она снесена"
Крис использовал фразу "оно окно" не для указания предмета, а для определения рода слова. В начальной школы мы точно также ставили местоимение к слову, чтобы определить его род
@@somin_5656 обычно для определения рода используются более благозвучные конструкции, например 'стена, она моя', 'маркер, он мой', 'окно, оно моё'.
First time I've looked at another language in years. I really like the pace. Going to be practising Ы for the rest of the day. Just realised that BЫ is a bit like vous in French.
Also, the sound of bl is like French u
I am learning this to talk to my friend who went out of her way to learn English for mee
I can
So Russian nouns have gender. Thanks for making these, Kris, they're very helpful!
Not only Rassian 🤪
You are really a gifted teacher so I am thankful to meet you
Among the best teachers that i can easily comprehend.
Why did you stop making videos on the list of Russian for mom ? It was amazing! And you are so great at explaining Russian language!
Possibly his mom stopped wanting to learn russian
@@therevolutionwillhavebanjos 😂😂😂
It's very helpful to learn Russian language
Now I'm in russian language school. I think these videos will help me for study. Thank you ❤️
Well done, Kris! As a native of Russian language I was very interested in the way you explained stressed vowels and unstressed ones)) I’ve actually never paid any attention to it, but after your explanation everything got reasonable))) keep teaching and educating people who want to look closer to our Russian literature)) I can say it’s worth learning such a difficult language )) if someone is interested in having conversation with me, I’ll be glad and willing to help with some issues of the language))
Thanks!
I’m interested in communicating with you so I will grow in my Russian as an English speaker
My Russian teacher was Confusing me till I watch this video Спасибо, брат
Excellent job, clear explanations, thanks. However, they will not say "она стена" or "он стол" but they will use "это" instead, e.g. "это маркер, это машина" etc. Otherwise, keep it up, very helpful and easy to focus and follow your explanations in these videos, thumbs up!!!
Very helpful video. This is my second step after learning the alphabet.
Good for you! have been dabbling on and off on You tube since Covid19 started. I prefer an English speaking teacher as you're better able to explain things and go at our pace (I'm probably about your mother's age) and fascinated too by all things Russian ( Grandparents hailed from the Ukraine). Thanks so much for these lessons, Kris!
The best teacher of English and, as it turned out, also Russian, which pleasantly surprised me as a native speaker of Russian.
Very good channel for learning Russian language ..!! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Very clear and well explained, thanks
The best teacher of Russian. Отличный урок!
You are an amazing teacher, thank you so much.
Спасибо Кris
thanks. your are great Teacher
This really helps out a lot
Love the lesson, Herr Chris!
You're a great teacher sir!!!
Hi, please put a number for your videos you upload ,for we want to know which lesson have to study after alphabet lesson.
I am Mexican but in my language is NOT a curse so well explained like yours !!! I really enjoyed your work, your lessons are amazing, and you know, i study japanese through a Brazilian channel , ( Portuguese) now i wll have to learn how to speak Russian using the language of Shakespeare !!!! Thanks a lot , you're a good teacher !!!!
Awesome, thank you!
Good morning sir 🙏🙏 from India.
You are my Russian language teacher.
Thanks for this video!!!❤
Thank you. Your video make my quarantine time be a productive time.
very good lesson, thanks
I have same passion that you have bro ! For Russian.
*THANKS ALOT I AM IMPROVING VERY HELPFUL*
Sir....You are doing a great job...May God reward you for this struggle.
Struggle? Lmao
Thanks so much for all your posts. They are so very helpful especially being from the U.S.
You're welcome!
A bit correction:
You = Вы
You all/you guys/you once = Вы
Yes, the same word for both meanings (for a gentle appeal to someone or to appeal to a group of people).
But in English, you don't use the word that is translated from Russian to Ты. Actually, you have it, but it's something from the region texts: Thou = Ты. It's allowed to use it to well-known people only. It will be offensive if you use it for perfect strangers appeal.
So then what we use for strangers??
You are a very good teacher. Thank you! 🙂 "Liked" and Subscribed.
you are a great teacher thank you!
Thank you! 😃
@@RushintoRussian what do you mean by stressed? 5:00
Thank you
Fantastic I am impressed
Your class is great thanks
Спасиба вам!
😊 thank you 😊
Оно окно :))) забавно звучит. Обычно на русском мы так не говорим. Это окно, потом конечно можем сказать далее: оно(окно) открыто, оно было открыто :) Это как с артиклями А THE в английском наверное.
Просто трудно придумать пример из двух слов со словом "оно" без глагола.
You are a terrific teacher. I only wish you would step back from the boards so I can take screenshots. Carry on your great work.
Haha thank you
Very useful
Я - I
Он - he
Оно - it
Вы you plural
Ты you singular
Она - she
Мы - we
Они - they
'Ты you singular' - English HAS direct analog for 'Ты'. This archaic word is 'thou'
Thanks for the lesson it was, so easy to understand
excellent lession dear you are great
Thank you! 😃
Я Лара. Love your channel so far!
You are a great teacher
Thanks sir Спасибо сэр
Thanks for your help 🙂
Good job sir
Thanks a lot
Most welcome
теперь я могу писать по-русски! Yaay😁
So amazing class
Pls..can you repeat lessons from begining ... with more information ❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you for the information.
Thanks.
If you already speak Spanish, then Russian should be a lot easier to learn because Spanish is very similar in the way that all nouns have a gender. What makes it difficult to learn for English speakers is that other words in the sentence, such as adjectives and articles, must also match the gender. That makes it harder for Americans to learn the language. I love learning Russian.
Awesome video brotha! 🇷🇺
Great. I point out an error. While u speak, the automatic writing on screen hides the last sentence under it. So we cant see what is the last words. My suggestion is, keep silent for a moment so that the transcription goes off for a while and the white board is visible to us.
Horohsho video, horoshvna dnya :)
horoshee* video, horoshevo* dnya / хорошее видео, хорошего дня :)
guess if I weren't native russian it would be extremely difficult to understand this language. Although we even have no articles, but for example we use many prefixes to verbs which can strongly change the sense of a word in sentence.
Это действительно тяжело но постепенно, практикуя каждый день, все становится яснее и яснее. Вопрос в практике. Я француз, мои родители, родственники и все мое окружение тоже французы и не умеют говорить на любом иностранном языке, так что постараясь, даже из ничего, все возможно. Это прямо как учить играть на любом музыкальном инструменте. Но соглашаюсь с этим мнением, французский слишком трудно для иностранцев со всеми этими исключениями и правилами спряжения, этими различными временами и я не знаю, был бы ли я достаточно отважным тот язык выучить. Но если тебе интересно, я изучу русский язык примерно 5 лет а ещё никогда не был в России. I am also fluent in English.
@@думатьиначе Can you translate it pls
nikos467 it’s basic russian, you can use any translator online, this will do
@@думатьиначе Ok i will do that
@@думатьиначе Oh wow i translated it but i have to say something.It was easy for me to learn english but russian is differnt story
A v.good teatcher❤
tysm. it helped a lot 🤩
Same in spanish, idk how people would know truck is female ( La). Car is male ( El), fork is male ( El). Spoon is female(La).
It
I love your work-Thanks for all of this help. I really love the fact you do not include music--which would always be a distraction. You are in a league of champions-so many are foolish and include music.
YES!!
This is great!
sir why wont you do live clases
I'm Filipino was for learning the russian letter.
thank you sir I am from india
I am learning French in my school and so Russian is just like it. French also has subject pronouns just like in Russian.
French. Russian
Je Nous Я Мы
Tu Vous Ты Вы
Il Ils Он Они
Elle Elles Оно ----
Is the fact that Russian doesn’t require “to be” the reason why some Russian speakers will say in English, for example, “he good person” instead of "he is a good person" or leave out articles?
That sounds very reasonable
Continue making it
Perfect
You should’ve said that grammatical gender in Russian depends on ending of the noun, unlike French, for example. In French grammatical gender is extremely annoying, becouse the only way to learn the gender of the noun is to memorise it with article. In Russian you have to just look at the word, and be done with it.
Cool 😺💯
i studied latin lang in university for one year, then we had choice, one group went german, the other went eng, i chose eng, the eng lang is very easy after latin, i learned eng in 6 month up to 12000 words, and got the level ,fluent, besides i almost know all european langs, i cant speak french, spain, spanish, german, but i understand what they re saying, the latin is the root of your langs, my native lang is rus, so i understand all slovenian langs, it is so funny he explain me my native lang ;) я ты он она мы ;) all foreigners i want to worry, russ lang is the most dificult in the world, but it is the most supply, if u know russian u never be afraid any lang in the world, even chinese.
chineese has 3 mln words
russian has 2 mln words & 2mln sufixes & any word position, no one lang is so supply like russian.
eng lang has 500 000 words only
Btw OHA (ana) in arabic is me
Sir u amazing ♥️♥️♥️
But kindly guide me sir how to write russian alphabets on lap top with english keypad.
Sir, YES, there are two keyboard layouts in Russia: ru, en. What about foreigners?
thank bro i support u
Супер!)
please make videos on french.....please
He knows french?
"Настоящие пацаны" !!!...)
Did Russian eliminate the Copula?
i study russian as a hobby
That’s great
Я ригэл im just trying to say "Im Rigel" is this a correct form of writing it.
We have it in Arabic but the wall is feminine
in russian the wall is also femine
@@MrFrimko my bad I meant this was the different thing
In Arabic the wall is masculine
russian synonyms can have a different gender.
@@ВладиславЛитвинов-е2с In Spanish also feminine. Gramar similar to russian
How many languages can you carry a conversation in?
You can get more information about me here www.rushintorussian.com/story
Are you located in NYC ?
Я Matti :) * Just started learnng! * ya Matti... :o
This vedio is really great