80 Russian Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
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Спасибо большое
Very good teacher
Nice to see you in new videos Miss Katrisha , The new format is great , but what happened to your fun stories and comments? I loved those and the y helped me remember the words.
It took me such a long time to get the numbers right. Especially figuring out which case came behind each number was tough.
Большое спасибо!
Thanks!
I like your taeching style! Thank you so much!
I love your hairstyle.
I am learning ...thanks..bless you
I like the way u speak English and Russian too 😉👌
Hello my love..
heho am speed
time to steal all the knowledge
someone tell me what is the difference between moch and mogu please help :
There is no difference between them. My English isn't enough to explain this grammar to you. But you can search. Words are changing for each person in Russian.
For example: want - хотите - (xatiti)
Ya xachu -я хочу - I want
Tı xochısh - ты хочешь- you want.
moch is the infinitive and mogu is the 1st persona conjugation: I can
привет
privet
never mind a crush I'm in love teach me Russian luv this learning x
I wonder if Katia is a even bigger superstar now very pretty
Why nurse looks like the doctor's sister to me. medic's sister = medsestra.
Я из Доминиканской Республики.
Мне нужна русская подруга, чтобы говорить лучше.
Меня зовут Роджер.
Очень приятно.
Мне тоже!
Зачем тебе русская подруга? 😂 Почему не парень?
Russian teacher Katyusha is like a fine wine.
I have a crush on her. She is very atttractive.
К сожалению, этот формат немного скучный.
memorize a lot in a short time and you will forget a lot in a short time.
Is she a real woman or a computer animation? Nobody is that pretty. Who programmed Katya? What software did they use to create her? She looks real.
perfect
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