Thanks for this video; I'm beginning to learn Russian, and I've been using it to practice how to connect the letters. This video has been so useful for me, using it with a notebook. You have a beautiful voice. I could recognize those phrases at the end; I've been using them, and it was amazing when I could write them, and identify them.
I have enjoyed learning from your videos. They are so very, very well done; clear and simple! Did I say clear?! Thank you for sharing these! When you teach your students, do you have them take notes in print or cursive? Or is it their preference? Curious what you "require" or "suggest" at collegiate level. спосибо!
Rebecca Cagle , my students learn how to write in cursive in the beginning level. It is required to write in cursive. It takes time, but most of the students get used to it quickly. I write in cursive myself, and never type on board, so students also get exposure to cursive writing. In the intermediate level, if I have new students who were not taught to write in cursive, I do not make a big deal, but they are required to understand my handwriting. Thanks for your comment! 😊
At 11:00 the word Лилия was so hard to read 😂 It's a really good, helpful video. Enjoyed a lot. Refreshed my Russian knowledge. Спасибо болшое! Я плохо гаварю по-русски. Пока пока
Just practice. I taught myself in two months (in 2013) write from the beginning of my study of Russian. Very easy once you practice. Flows just like English cursive.
2 weeks in learning Russian language and Im practicing cursive (AND ENJOYING IT) thank you for the video! (I write with cursive handwriting both in English and my mother language Farsi)
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Thanks. I've originally scheduled learning cursive six months after I decided to learn Russian, but six months after I my listening comprehension is still poor and I still can't understand anything. Now, it's still hard for me but I think it's just a right time to move to Russian writing now.
I was learning russian some 40 years ago and it became automatic to write this kind of cursive. I never used block letters. Now I miss this ability and want to learn again and write russian with a real ink pen.
Thank you very much for the tutorial. Your web page that accompanies this video is helpful also. I don't think I will cry when trying to learn, but I am afraid of the long-term adverse psychological symptoms that may linger in my sub-concious.🍏
I have a question about this: when I write in the Latin alphabet, I tend to write similar to block letters. In my handwriting, I tend to separate most letters and most characters don't look as I was taught at school as a kid, but they are like printed letters (more or less). So, my question is: does this happen in Russian? I mean: everybody has to write cursive when they write in Russian or some people have different handwritings and some may look like block letters the same way as I do in the Latin alphabet? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks for your videos, as always. :)
Да, разные люди пишут по-разному, могут разделять или вообще писать какие-то курсивом, а какие-то печатными. Думаю, это видео предназначено в первую очередь для того, чтобы понимать самый "рукописный"вариант
11:49, I read on another site that "m" and "t" are given a stroke to avoid confusion: the "m" gets a horizontal stroke over the top, and the "t" underneath. Is this correct?
@@AmazingRussian actually, I think it should be the cursive "м" and "ш". To avoid confusion a stroke is also added to some German cursive letters (my mother adds it, but I don't).
@@Visionery1 , some old-school Russians sometimes add a stroke on top of “t”. I have never seen the Russian “m” with a stroke. Not typical for modern Russian.
@@AmazingRussian okay, I found it, the following mentions the dash above the "t" and below "ш": aruspro.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Russian-cursive-practice-sheet.pdf
😱uah!! impossibile...😄🐻 penso che Cirillo e Metodio fossero un po' ubriachi quando hanno pensato il corsivo! sembra il cifrario di Giulio Cesare, assolutamente indecifrabile... altro che lettura veloce, un'ora e mezza a pagina per capirci qualcosa! uah ... ci rinuncio, mi farò bastare lo stamparello maiuscolo, che, anche quello, è già un bel problema per noi poveri neolatini... 😆🤭🌹🌹🌹
@@AmazingRussian I mean, I should be sleeping right now... why am I watching cursive Russian videos? I don't even speak Russian, I'm wasting so much time
LOL I learned to write Russian block letters and not cursive, that's how I learned Russian alphabet Is it mandatory then??? I mean, let's suppose I go to Russia and live there for a while, isn't it possible to make even a check with block letters if I only know how to write block letters????
Amazing Russian ну тогда вы вводите в заблуждение вашу аудиторию. Я своим ученикам специально поясняю, для чего мы пишем соединение верхнее и нижнее, и почему в конце слова его нет!
THOSE ARE BULGARIAN LETTERS, NOT RUSSIAN. Please stop this ignorance and read history. There is no such thing as russian alphabet, there is a Cyrilic one and we know that russians didn't create that for sure.
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Russian is such an elegant written language
Charity Cain , I agree.
You are very right I also love Russian ;)
Thanks for this video; I'm beginning to learn Russian, and I've been using it to practice how to connect the letters. This video has been so useful for me, using it with a notebook. You have a beautiful voice. I could recognize those phrases at the end; I've been using them, and it was amazing when I could write them, and identify them.
Благодарю вас от всей души ❤
You are fantastic 👍 By far the most professional learning russian i have found on the net!
I have enjoyed learning from your videos. They are so very, very well done; clear and simple! Did I say clear?! Thank you for sharing these!
When you teach your students, do you have them take notes in print or cursive? Or is it their preference? Curious what you "require" or "suggest" at collegiate level. спосибо!
Rebecca Cagle , my students learn how to write in cursive in the beginning level. It is required to write in cursive. It takes time, but most of the students get used to it quickly. I write in cursive myself, and never type on board, so students also get exposure to cursive writing. In the intermediate level, if I have new students who were not taught to write in cursive, I do not make a big deal, but they are required to understand my handwriting. Thanks for your comment! 😊
At 11:00 the word Лилия was so hard to read 😂
It's a really good, helpful video. Enjoyed a lot. Refreshed my Russian knowledge. Спасибо болшое!
Я плохо гаварю по-русски. Пока пока
Mónika Tóth , спасибо! Желаю удачи.
These videos are SO good!
Thanks, Alex!
The Russian cursive for "f" got me LOL
Holy this is hard
WeezyPacMan , it takes a little practice. 😊
Just practice. I taught myself in two months (in 2013) write from the beginning of my study of Russian. Very easy once you practice. Flows just like English cursive.
loved this video, thanks!
Excellent educational video , thank you very much for your efforts !
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Большое спасибо!!!!!!
2 weeks in learning Russian language and Im practicing cursive (AND ENJOYING IT) thank you for the video! (I write with cursive handwriting both in English and my mother language Farsi)
But the Farsi cursive is so different OBVIOUSLY!
Mahtab A , good for you!
IMPORTANT NOTE:✍🏻"Russian Handwriting Sheets" download is for sale! If you have been looking for some good quality handwriting sheets to learn and/or practice your cursive Russian, this download could be the end of your search. Inside, you will find everything you need to become confident in Russian cursive writing.
This PDF file includes:
• 15 pages of cursive practice
• letters, words, phrases, and sentences in print and cursive
• the Russian cursive font that is simple and properly sized
• notes with handwriting hints on the margins
• practice with confusing letters in contrast
• easily recognizable cognates and the content familiar to beginners
• a bonus page with bookmarks including the print and cursive Russian letters
🛒Follow the link to buy the download: 4213297653016850.sellfy.store/p/yDRF/
отлично, спасибо!
Eray Altinbuken , пожалуйста!
спасибо for your lessons. Is there anyway to include captions (in russian) for what you say at the beginning and end of some videos?
Chile Nobarrucia , I will think about it. I will do it in the future videos for sure.
большое спасибо
Thanks.
I've originally scheduled learning cursive six months after I decided to learn Russian, but six months after I my listening comprehension is still poor and I still can't understand anything.
Now, it's still hard for me but I think it's just a right time to move to Russian writing now.
Victorianne Castle , one step at a time. Good for you! Do not give up! 😊
Thank you, you have so many wonderful useful courses
Douglas Herr , спасибо.
Amazing Russian You are welcome. That is one of the few words I can read.
Spaciba balshoye daragaya Olga for this writing session,,,,,
I was learning russian some 40 years ago and it became automatic to write this kind of cursive. I never used block letters. Now I miss this ability and want to learn again and write russian with a real ink pen.
Maija , отлично! Удачи вам!
Dear teacher, your classes are amazing.
José Matias , thank you.
:)
Thank you very much for the tutorial. Your web page that accompanies this video is helpful also. I don't think I will cry when trying to learn, but I am afraid of the long-term adverse psychological symptoms that may linger in my sub-concious.🍏
I have a question about this: when I write in the Latin alphabet, I tend to write similar to block letters. In my handwriting, I tend to separate most letters and most characters don't look as I was taught at school as a kid, but they are like printed letters (more or less). So, my question is: does this happen in Russian? I mean: everybody has to write cursive when they write in Russian or some people have different handwritings and some may look like block letters the same way as I do in the Latin alphabet? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks for your videos, as always. :)
You can find some practice with cursive writing and the idea how to connect letters in the worksheets: sellfy.com/4213297653016850/p/yDRF/
Да, разные люди пишут по-разному, могут разделять или вообще писать какие-то курсивом, а какие-то печатными. Думаю, это видео предназначено в первую очередь для того, чтобы понимать самый "рукописный"вариант
that's fun it looks like old french cursive
キリル文字は、活字体だけ見ているととっつきにくくても、筆記体を見ると、却ってギリシャ文字やラテン文字との繋がりがよくわかりますね。
なるほど、ギリシャ語から、早い時期にラテン語やゲルマン語などと分かれたのだろうということが、文字からも推測できます。
尤も、単語や文法から言えば、ロシア語の方が、ドイツ語などよりも、イタリア語やフランス語、スペイン語などのラテン語系・ロマンス語系言語と近い。
ドイツ語やオランダ語、デンマーク語、スウェーデン語などのゲルマン系諸言語は、印欧語族の中でもやや特殊ですよね。英語は文法なども極端に簡略化されているし。
原始キリスト教から、東方教会やロシア正教会が分かれて、西側諸国のカトリック教会とは別の道を歩んだように、ギリシャ・ローマ時代の初期に、ロシア・東欧文化が分かれたのだろうということが、筆記体を見るとわかるから面白い。
これで、メドヴェージェワ選手の書いたロシア語の絵馬も解読できるし、活字に直すことさえできれば、自動翻訳にも掛けられますね。
１８世紀や１９世紀のドイツ語の筆記体よりは易しそうな……（笑）。
ドイツ語の筆記体、時代と地域によって違うし、私が中学のペンマンシップで習った２０世紀アメリカの筆記体と全く違う。私は、読むのは読めるけれども、書くときには、慣れたアメリカ式です。
もっとも、パソコンでロシア語を打ち込むためには、言語をロシア語に拡張して、キーボードもロシア文字に対応させないとダメですね。
私のパソコンは、ドイツ語仕様を英米日伊仏西には拡張してあり、言語を切り替えれば、キーボード配置も自動で変わる。
ロシア語にも拡張したのですが、キリル文字だと、キーボードの位置が大幅に変わるし、ドイツ語配置のキーボードでもわずかな特殊文字以外は打ててしまう英米伊仏西語と違って、ドイツ語配置では打てない文字の方が圧倒的に多い。
今のところ、キーボード画面を呼び出さずに、ロシア語のキーボード配置のままでタッチタイピングはとてもできません……。
ロシアのアルファベットの基礎のために本当にギリシャを取ります。新しいサウンドのためのいくつかの文字が追加されています。
Its named Cyrillic **
Thanks. ❤
спасибо
Leo Molina López , пожалуйста!
Her writing is so so, but her pronunciation and class are very clear. Even though she is writing on a computer lol!
11:49, I read on another site that "m" and "t" are given a stroke to avoid confusion: the "m" gets a horizontal stroke over the top, and the "t" underneath. Is this correct?
Never heard of this.
@@AmazingRussian actually, I think it should be the cursive "м" and "ш". To avoid confusion a stroke is also added to some German cursive letters (my mother adds it, but I don't).
@@Visionery1 , some old-school Russians sometimes add a stroke on top of “t”. I have never seen the Russian “m” with a stroke. Not typical for modern Russian.
@@AmazingRussian okay, I found it, the following mentions the dash above the "t" and below "ш": aruspro.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Russian-cursive-practice-sheet.pdf
@@Visionery1 , yes, below «ш», not «м». It happens sometimes in old-school writing.
Nice
But isn't it very confusing that "T" ends up written as an "M"? or that "d" is like "g"?
soico soirav , it is not confusing for Russian speakers, but challenging for some English speakers who learn Russian. All you need is practice.
I try to remember it as: "T" is the "arched" m - which allows you to see the little "T" in the middle. While "M" is the "pointy top" m.
soico soirav you'll get use to what seems like strange letter sound combinations
@@bethatguy261 Thank you. Спасибо. I was wondering what the meaningful, distinguishing difference was between the small cursive м and т.
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Where are the links for printing??
Here is the link: 4213297653016850.sellfy.store/p/yDRF/
😱uah!! impossibile...😄🐻 penso che Cirillo e Metodio fossero un po' ubriachi quando hanno pensato il corsivo! sembra il cifrario di Giulio Cesare, assolutamente indecifrabile... altro che lettura veloce, un'ora e mezza a pagina per capirci qualcosa! uah ... ci rinuncio, mi farò bastare lo stamparello maiuscolo, che, anche quello, è già un bel problema per noi poveri neolatini... 😆🤭🌹🌹🌹
What am I doing with my life
Mattia Monte , are you asking the right person?
@@AmazingRussian I mean, I should be sleeping right now... why am I watching cursive Russian videos? I don't even speak Russian, I'm wasting so much time
Self-edification!
😂 @@montemattia97
This is why Bert got involved with the russian mafia lol
can i just say from experience that ж is an absolute pain to write; it takes forever and i can't seem to find an efficient way to write it quickly! X3
Keep trying!
LOL I learned to write Russian block letters and not cursive, that's how I learned Russian alphabet
Is it mandatory then??? I mean, let's suppose I go to Russia and live there for a while, isn't it possible to make even a check with block letters if I only know how to write block letters????
Mara J , you will survive.
конечно, мы Вас поймем))
The only things I understood were здравствуйте, the letter names, and «это не ‘w’»
Mutated__Donkey , the point is to lean Russian handwriting.
Rússkie própisi
Эмм, тяжело наверно русский учить...
Иван Бычков , а то! 🙂
В слове " хорошо" в последней "О" не надо писать соединение!!!
Тина Жукова , это такой шрифт.
Amazing Russian ну тогда вы вводите в заблуждение вашу аудиторию. Я своим ученикам специально поясняю, для чего мы пишем соединение верхнее и нижнее, и почему в конце слова его нет!
Тина Жукова , желаю удачи Вашим ученикам!
THOSE ARE BULGARIAN LETTERS, NOT RUSSIAN. Please stop this ignorance and read history. There is no such thing as russian alphabet, there is a Cyrilic one and we know that russians didn't create that for sure.