I'am a native russian speaker and now a perfectly understand how it is difficult to explain things from Russian into English This guy do hard work it is true 😅
Don't say that to your Russian mama (or if she knows Russian) or she'll bonk you in the head with her rolling pin. Or just scold you and demand you go to the table. Either way, do not deny your mama's cooking, because you need break from learning all the Russian. Unless she make rat poison, then is problem.
I just want to say how far you’ve come from ur first video. I remember how you had a thicker accent and that you weren’t yet fluent, but now you’re a natural. And that encourages me because that’s what I want with Russian. I’m glad I’ve kept up with your vids through the years
No one on the internet does as good of a job of explaining the subtlety of Russian expression. I wish I had found you earlier in my journey. Keep it up Fedor!
MY RUSSIAN MASTER DOCTORAE FEDOR SHIRIN. I'VE EFFECTIVELY LEARNT A LOT OF VOCABULARY, GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURE THROUGH YOUR PLEASANT LESSONS. THANKS FEDOR FOR ALL THIS GREAT EFFORT TRANSFERRING YOUR KNOWLEDGE.
This is a "favorite Russian game" - create a new verb using a prefix :) поучать научить переучить заучить разучить отучить обучить All these words exist. These are only those that I remembered in a minute. Maybe there is more.
Hey Fedor! Can you make a video clarifying when to use "до сих пор"? I think the word "still" is very ambiguous in English and it would be helpful to learn the different ways to correctly say it in Russian.
Your videos that explain closely related words are very nice. However, I would recommend 1 possible enhancement to these (if possible). I have not yet mastered declensions for various verbs. Your examples are usually given with only 1 declension. Especially when using "Я", the verb is dramatically different than the infinitive form. It would be immensely helpful if you could list a few common declension on the side of the screen in the same way you write the sentences below. 🙏🏻
I'm from Germany and try to learn Russian for a few weeks. I thought it would be a good thing to be able to say that my Russian is not good and I found the sentence "Я изучаю русский язык". Now I know better ways to say it, thank you! 😊
Would you be able to make another video about cases? When to use them. And also about the word бы. Anyways great video, I would subscribe for basic course on befluent but it's still to expensive for me.
Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for your helpful videos. I am learning Russian, studying it everyday of the week. I am thankful for your videos as they're very helpful. I want to wish everyone a great day, as well to be safe.
So many language resources start with изучать, maybe it is because the text books are geared towards high school and university students? Maybe they give them that word so that they can talk about all of the classes they are taking.
Hey Feodor! You made a great video about not using cases, and I was wondering what we do with possessive pronouns etc. If I don’t know the case of the noun, should I just stick to one possessive pronoun form? Like ‘мой’ instead of worrying about ‘моя’ etc.? : )
Hey! I am currently learning Russian, so I'd like to ask some questions. What's the difference between причина and повод? When we use два and when две? Спасибо за помощь!
Повод = occasion . For ex. -What's the occasion ? -Today is Anna's birthday - Oh,I completely forgot -Какой повод? - Сегодня у Ани день рождения - Ох я вообще забыл Причина = reason,cause For ex. -Why did you forget about her birthday ? - I have been very busy lately - Почему ты забыл о её дне рождения? - Я очень занят в последнее время
The video says that we use изучать for topics that we don’t / can’t master, e.g., arts, science. What is the verb for learning topics that we can master? (Is there an example of topics that one can master?)
hmm. i think your videos are very informative Fedor. but to say "изучаю русский язык " is not incorrect nor is it advised to use "учу или учусь" especially if you are actually studying it in an institution such as university obviously not many actually study it formally so im not sure if you meant in general that its not advised to say such or if maybe you just left that part of the detail out. i have been studying Russian for 8 months now at university and professors who have a higher level degree in teaching the language (no offense) say its actually more appropriate to use "изучаю" because you are actually studying the subject))
think of учиться simply "to study" think "изучать" more when you want a general understanding - it's not very important to you, but you still study the concept so that you're not entirely blind to the topic
I love vlogs, we can learn a lot of vocabulary while you are exploring the ambient you are etc just saying haha but people cmon look at those cute red cheeks, nevermind, do whatever you want haha
I'am a native russian speaker and now a perfectly understand how it is difficult to explain things from Russian into English
This guy do hard work it is true 😅
Mom: "Dinner is ready!"
Me "Я занимаюсь русским, я не могу!"
Mom: "Wtf"
Мама - "Живо тащи свою жалкую лживую тушку к столу! Русским он занимается, как же - наверняка ютуб смотрит".
🤣🤣🤣 good one
Lmao
Don't say that to your Russian mama (or if she knows Russian) or she'll bonk you in the head with her rolling pin.
Or just scold you and demand you go to the table. Either way, do not deny your mama's cooking, because you need break from learning all the Russian.
Unless she make rat poison, then is problem.
lol that happened to me
I just want to say how far you’ve come from ur first video. I remember how you had a thicker accent and that you weren’t yet fluent, but now you’re a natural. And that encourages me because that’s what I want with Russian. I’m glad I’ve kept up with your vids through the years
Thank you so much!! I remember you from the first videos as well!
No one on the internet does as good of a job of explaining the subtlety of Russian expression. I wish I had found you earlier in my journey. Keep it up Fedor!
i am learning a lot from you, your channel is the best and the easiest to understand of all, ty!
MY RUSSIAN MASTER DOCTORAE FEDOR SHIRIN. I'VE EFFECTIVELY LEARNT A LOT OF VOCABULARY, GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURE THROUGH YOUR PLEASANT LESSONS. THANKS FEDOR FOR ALL THIS GREAT EFFORT TRANSFERRING YOUR KNOWLEDGE.
Let go of the shift button my man
Why not use it
Your teaching is lead by exuberance and personality. Easier to listen to you that way! Good job.
i adore your greeting
This is a "favorite Russian game" - create a new verb using a prefix :)
поучать
научить
переучить
заучить
разучить
отучить
обучить
All these words exist. These are only those that I remembered in a minute. Maybe there is more.
Изучить, подучить, выучить, приучить, проучить.
Let's play another "favorite Russian game" - create a new verb using a suffix
Поучить, переучивать, заучивать, разучивать, отучивать, обучать, изучать, подучивать, выучивать, приучивать, проучивать.
Let's play your "favorite Russian game"
Попереучивать, позаучивать, поразучивать, поизучать, повыучивать, поприучивать, поотучивать...
I'm tired
@@if-i-was-rude-i-am-sorry поперезаучивать
это обычные слова лол
@@necrof5127 Серьёзно?
Explanation of the conjugation would be helpful.
Thank you so much for the video. They were confusing me but now I understand them.
THANK YOU SO MUCH IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO SINCE THE BEGINNING !!!! You explain so well & clearly спасибо ОГРОМНОЕ!!
Thank you so much for this! I’ve been wondering about this very topic for a while now, but never could find useful information. Now I know!
That was really nice! I am a 5th year Russian student, and I learned alot!
Hey Fedor! Can you make a video clarifying when to use "до сих пор"? I think the word "still" is very ambiguous in English and it would be helpful to learn the different ways to correctly say it in Russian.
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I like your new layout/style a lot ;)
Хороший урок. Как всегда :)
Great video, thanks!
I like so much this video, It was really nice. Good job.
Great video Fedor! I definitely needed clarification on these options. I never knew which to use! 👏🏾 ✨
I love all of your single video and wait me!! I will be your student very soon!
I really needed this video, thanks.
В университете я изучал иностранные языки... французский и английский.
Hai Fedor,,,your videos are really helpful for me to learn Russian
Your videos that explain closely related words are very nice. However, I would recommend 1 possible enhancement to these (if possible). I have not yet mastered declensions for various verbs. Your examples are usually given with only 1 declension. Especially when using "Я", the verb is dramatically different than the infinitive form. It would be immensely helpful if you could list a few common declension on the side of the screen in the same way you write the sentences below. 🙏🏻
Great video
I'm from Germany and try to learn Russian for a few weeks. I thought it would be a good thing to be able to say that my Russian is not good and I found the sentence "Я изучаю русский язык". Now I know better ways to say it, thank you! 😊
Can u plss make a video on how to say "his/him"
Всем привет! Благодарю вас это видео! Ваш голос - это тихий и Я вас понимаю!
Здравствуйте! Благодарю вас за это видео
Ваш голос тихий, и я вас понимаю!
I fix your errors
Здравствуйте! Благодарю вас за это видео! Ваш голос тихий, и я вас понимаю!
I fixed your errors.
I fixed your error too)
Thank you for the corrections!
@@MrEgorXXX ай блин, я забыл поставить !
@@тваямама-н8о Здравствуйте! Благодарю вас за это видео. Ваш голос тихий, но я вас понимаю.
Would you be able to make another video about cases? When to use them. And also about the word бы.
Anyways great video, I would subscribe for basic course on befluent but it's still to expensive for me.
You actually used "бы"
In your case " I would subscribe..." Would = бы
...Я бы подписался на базовый курс "befluent" , но это все ещё дорого для меня
Awesome videooo! I really liked the summary at the beggining. Thank you!
Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for your helpful videos. I am learning Russian, studying it everyday of the week. I am thankful for your videos as they're very helpful. I want to wish everyone a great day, as well to be safe.
So many language resources start with изучать, maybe it is because the text books are geared towards high school and university students? Maybe they give them that word so that they can talk about all of the classes they are taking.
Can I use занимаюсь in all these situations?
Hey Feodor! You made a great video about not using cases, and I was wondering what we do with possessive pronouns etc. If I don’t know the case of the noun, should I just stick to one possessive pronoun form? Like ‘мой’ instead of worrying about ‘моя’ etc.? : )
_Struggled for so long with this!_
Hey! I am currently learning Russian, so I'd like to ask some questions. What's the difference between причина and повод? When we use два and when две? Спасибо за помощь!
два - male form две - for female nouns
Два студента. Два кота.
Две студентки. Две кошки.
Спасибо
Спасибо
Повод = occasion . For ex. -What's the occasion ? -Today is Anna's birthday - Oh,I completely forgot
-Какой повод? - Сегодня у Ани день рождения - Ох я вообще забыл
Причина = reason,cause For ex. -Why did you forget about her birthday ?
- I have been very busy lately
- Почему ты забыл о её дне рождения?
- Я очень занят в последнее время
The video says that we use изучать for topics that we don’t / can’t master, e.g., arts, science. What is the verb for learning topics that we can master? (Is there an example of topics that one can master?)
выучить что то, выучиться чему то например как своей профессии.
Джонни выучился на врача стоматолога.
Ясмин выучила за неделю 100 новых слов.
What is "basic case"?
they are all basic
Kenyan learning Russian 😉
how long have you guys been learning Russian?
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hmm. i think your videos are very informative Fedor. but to say "изучаю русский язык " is not incorrect nor is it advised to use "учу или учусь" especially if you are actually studying it in an institution such as university obviously not many actually study it formally so im not sure if you meant in general that its not advised to say such or if maybe you just left that part of the detail out. i have been studying Russian for 8 months now at university and professors who have a higher level degree in teaching the language (no offense) say its actually more appropriate to use "изучаю" because you are actually studying the subject))
So, I think учиться is more like (to major in something)?
Still though изучать is tricky to my understanding
think of учиться simply "to study"
think "изучать" more when you want a general understanding - it's not very important to you, but you still study the concept so that you're not entirely blind to the topic
What happen ur checks it is too cold ❄ in Russia... 😂
Anyways glad to see ur new vid....
- Просто ли учить русский язык?
- Да нет, наверное
Привет Федор
У тебя самое лучшee интро в мире Федор!
лучшее*
@@slaimikboom883 thanks
Этот чувак черезчур круто звучит на русском.
So is learning russian learning a "skill" ? Is it better to use учиться or учить ?
Both can be used!
👍
Привет,кто нибуд знает один русскый chat,что бы могли писать по русскый с носителям, спасибо
Use vkontakte network
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Чатвдвоём - ruchat
Привет товарич
First comment, congrats!
I was learning russian lat year, but some important stuff forced me to start learning hebrew. So yeah, that's sad.
@@nandohenriques2975 You've got time, don't worry. Learning any language is a fun experience, if you're really invested in it.
товариЩ 😉
Интересно! Зачем я это смотрю? 🤔
действительно, я же носитель))
I love vlogs, we can learn a lot of vocabulary while you are exploring the ambient you are etc just saying haha but people cmon look at those cute red cheeks, nevermind, do whatever you want haha
Факт, ты не искал это видео.
And I thought German was hard...
Аааааааа нууууууу чики брики ив дамке!!!
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