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Hello Fedor, i hope you're doing good i'm actually a student in Russia, and i've been watching your videos for a while, but the problem is i'm struggling to practice my Russian, i study in English and i live by myself. My friends speak English and i barely speak to people in the streets, i tried to but i'm only able to keep a basic conversation and most of the times i'm able to understand but i always fail to express myself. And also with all due respect Russian people aren't particularly patient when it comes to communicating they see me struggling to express something or i simply make a mistake they get angry and there whole attitude changes, i'm an introvert so just the fact that i go out of my way and talk to people is a lot of pressure and when they reject me like this it just makes me don't want to learn Russian anymore. I like Russian people and i feel like if you know how to communicate with them they will make good friends but in my case i talk normally and all of a sudden i start stuttering and failing to talk so they just don't want to deal with me anymore. I'm telling you this just so i can have some advice, maybe i'm approach the situation the wrong, way maybe it's a culture thing that I don't know of.... i literally don't know what to do. And again thanks for the videos they helped me a lot ❤
I think that all people are not patient enough, maybe not just Russians. You could start to practice speaking in an environment where people are there to help, tutor, exchange language apps or associations, talk to yourself or find a 'friend' ready to help you, etc... I don't think Fedor will answer directly to your question, I always wonder if he reads the comments...
In the US, standard body temperature is usually said to be 98.6 F (37 C). Interesting that Russia uses 36.6 C (97.88 F). I'm not a medical professional, but honestly I think your lower value is probably healthier. In the US, bad diet, inflammation, and excess metabolism are common. Too often in the medical world, they just take a median (unhealthy) value and call it "normal".
Try little bit Wasabi - personal experience, it opens up the nostrils :) hmm they would close down after a while for sure but here you go - every time you want to open them up, lil bit wasabi would do it
@@brunofilipesoares8783 Сама/Сам (for women/man) - myself, она сама - herself, он сам - himself. For example: she will do it herself - она сделает это сама We can connect and help each other - i can help you to improve your russian and you can help me to improve english, ahah)
When learning Russian should women learn from women and men learn from men? Since men say different words than women do? I like your videos but think I should have a woman teacher since Russian has gender language rules.
@@jolevangelista ну естественно, на фоне вашего офигенно оригинального комментария мой просто потерялся. А ходить и обсирать незнакомых людей - признак очень высокой одаренности. Тут вы правы, мне вас не переплюнуть.
Хороший урок, Фёдор. Я надеюсь, что ты чувствуешь себя лучше, и ещё раз нормально. 🤒🤒🤒🤒
Thanks for everything you do! ❤️
Perfect timing. I needed this vocab.
I’m watching all your videos- you make learning Russian possible. You’re a great teacher!
Good day,I’m a medical student in Russia,can you please make more videos leaning on the medical side,would really appreciate it.
Spasiba
Спасибо!
Here in Singapore, our benchmark for a fever is anything above 37.5. Anything less is considered healthy.
Здоров)
It is the same in France.
Very appropriate lesson for these days/
Спасибо 🌺
кашляю and чихаю (I cough and I sneeze) almost sound like onomatopoeia! I'm curious about those word origins.
Hello Fedor, i hope you're doing good i'm actually a student in Russia, and i've been watching your videos for a while, but the problem is i'm struggling to practice my Russian, i study in English and i live by myself. My friends speak English and i barely speak to people in the streets, i tried to but i'm only able to keep a basic conversation and most of the times i'm able to understand but i always fail to express myself. And also with all due respect Russian people aren't particularly patient when it comes to communicating they see me struggling to express something or i simply make a mistake they get angry and there whole attitude changes, i'm an introvert so just the fact that i go out of my way and talk to people is a lot of pressure and when they reject me like this it just makes me don't want to learn Russian anymore. I like Russian people and i feel like if you know how to communicate with them they will make good friends but in my case i talk normally and all of a sudden i start stuttering and failing to talk so they just don't want to deal with me anymore. I'm telling you this just so i can have some advice, maybe i'm approach the situation the wrong, way maybe it's a culture thing that I don't know of.... i literally don't know what to do. And again thanks for the videos they helped me a lot ❤
I think that all people are not patient enough, maybe not just Russians. You could start to practice speaking in an environment where people are there to help, tutor, exchange language apps or associations, talk to yourself or find a 'friend' ready to help you, etc...
I don't think Fedor will answer directly to your question, I always wonder if he reads the comments...
In the US, standard body temperature is usually said to be 98.6 F (37 C). Interesting that Russia uses 36.6 C (97.88 F). I'm not a medical professional, but honestly I think your lower value is probably healthier. In the US, bad diet, inflammation, and excess metabolism are common. Too often in the medical world, they just take a median (unhealthy) value and call it "normal".
Привет Фёдор, можете делать видео о глаголе "бывать"? Я давно это не понимал
Сейчас: бываю
В прошлом: бывал
В будущем: бывай
у меня болит голова! I actually have a headache today, I learned this just in time lol
Sounds kinda of like : Yaza baliel? Minye ni horosho? Kak somachustfiya?
Yes, I'd understand.
Ya zabolel. Mnye ne horosho. Kak samochuvstviye?
I wish I be fluent in English :/
P.S. Нашёл видео в рекомендациях, очень приятно!
👍👍
Try little bit Wasabi - personal experience, it opens up the nostrils :)
hmm they would close down after a while for sure but here you go - every time you want to open them up, lil bit wasabi would do it
Я почему-то подумала, что видео уже 2 года :_)
maybe someone want to friend with russian native speaker?
i can help to improve russian and i'll be happy to improve my english
Честно думал что "Сама" действительно значит "Myself". Кто-то объяснять пожалуйста?
Не сильно понял вопрос, self действительно значит само
@@MiroslavOstapenko да но это ещё смутил меня
@@brunofilipesoares8783 Сама/Сам (for women/man) - myself, она сама - herself, он сам - himself.
For example:
she will do it herself - она сделает это сама
We can connect and help each other - i can help you to improve your russian and you can help me to improve english, ahah)
@@badbad1348 это круто звучит брат, а ты русский человек родной?
@@brunofilipesoares8783 да, можем поболтать где-нибудь и обменяться контактами
homie i would like to keep you in my packet 😂
When learning Russian should women learn from women and men learn from men? Since men say different words than women do? I like your videos but think I should have a woman teacher since Russian has gender language rules.
Я знаю русский, но совсем не знаю английский. Вот зачем я видео Федора смотрю,а?
Все мы не знаем🤗
Федя, видимо, тебе нравится
Под каждым видео Федора всегда бывает одаренность с этой шуткой, которая считает себя ну очень оригинальной.
@@jolevangelista ну естественно, на фоне вашего офигенно оригинального комментария мой просто потерялся. А ходить и обсирать незнакомых людей - признак очень высокой одаренности. Тут вы правы, мне вас не переплюнуть.
Ooching caracho
Priviet Mr. Fedor, easy on the pronunciation please.
*Я сильно стадаю от бессоници.*
бессонницы*
@@kaptor7179 Спасибо. Иногда русское правописание действительно сложно!