How long does it take to learn Russian?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.พ. 2021
- If you're learning Russian, it's good to know approximately how long it will take. And where to focus your time and effort.
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спасибо за совет.
I recently found your videos. I love them so much because I learn a lot. I wrote 7 notes down:
1) aim for upper beginner level
2) aim for 1-2 hours of russian study
3) learn 1000-1500 words
4) get to know the russian cases
5) know how to conjugate verbs
6) spend a lot of time listening/watching correct russian
7) practice speaking russian aloud
I am a new subscriber. I really love your videos. Please keep making videos, they help me a lot! Can you make a video on what to learn for upper beginner level? Or maybe a video on russian story practice for beginners?
That's a great summary! Once you indeed get to the upper beginner level, everything becomes easier after that. Those are some great video ideas, I'll put them on my list of videos ideas.
The more russian I learn, the less it feels like I know
I've got the same thing. The more I learn, the more I realize how much things I don't know. It's normal.
With me its the Same But Not Just with russian, but also with every language😂😂
I agree i am the beginner B1-level of russian right now i would say. I feel like you do need a strong base to begin with when it comes to russian you need to learn such things as the in and out of the grammar; cases, verbal-aspects and what not. After you know how they work i feel like its just a matter of listening to alot of things in russian and trying to speak it as much as possible and you will pick it up subconsciously bit by bit after time it will become normal and natural for you.
Yeah the funny thing is that basically ALL the Russian grammar is in the beginning. After you know the cases and conjugation, you're pretty much done. There are some things left of course, but not knowing them doesn't hinder speaking.
Thanks for your tips. I'm planning to learn Russian in the future. But as I am at the beginner level in Mandarin and lower intermediate level in French, I realize how useful your tips are. With my French I can get around french-speaking areas with little help. But yes, I still need to learn more Mandarin in order to get around Mandarin speaking areas comfortably.
You sounds motivated! Watch out with learning multiple languages at the same time though. It takes a lot of effort to pull that off correctly :)
你今天的普通話怎麼樣? Im curious really how people learn Mandarin as adults as I used to break my brain studying Mandarin in my Chinese school basic education and I'm stuck at highchool level Mandarin after graduating. Now I'm 300 hrs into Russian
Knowing enough French to get around without help is certainly a lot of French. The French are not very helpful in my experience lol
Omg it's so crazy to think I'm in this stage with french and mandarin and you were there three years ago
I started a month ago to learn russian with the help of a few apps.Now I bought a really good russian grammar book written in my native language (Greek) because I tried to learn grammar in English but trying to translate russian to English and then to Greek it makes it difficult to remember it at the end.
That was a smart decision! Russian grammar can be tough, so a translated version will likely not be able to explain it well enough. Good luck!
Much helpful.spasiba.
Thanks for watching!
Hello guys, can you recommend TH-cam channels about learning Russian?
I want to learn Russian as I love Dostoevsky and Tchaikovsky among countless things. I’m Irish and find it incredibly frustrating that the war broke out. I worry if I go to Russia that I would face difficulties given my countries support for Ukraine. However,
It’s great, but I wouldn’t recommend learning russian to read Dostoyevsky because it’s really hard to understand all those idioms and special words that only native slavs know. Better enjoy it in your own language and good luck with learning!
Да, так недалеко до серебряной кнопки.✌
Да, основной канал идет хорошо!
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Im latinoamerican and I would like to learn Russian but at the same Im scared of that idea
In that case, just download one of the free apps (duolingo, memrise etc), and follow that for a month. After that time you will know if you're interested enough to continue or not.
To reach a B2 level,will take more or less than a year to learn it? I mean with an every day contact about 2 hours
If you practice every day for 2 hours, you should be able to get there!
@@LearntheRussianLanguage thanks for the reply!
Привет 👋 Ари! Catch a like 👍 from me
Спасибо!
Hi. i needed some help understanding a russian text. if u are free ?
You can ask on the Russian reddit: www.reddit.com/r/russian/
People regularly put texts on there, and ask for help translating.
@@LearntheRussianLanguage Thanks.Btw great video
Free email course? For real? 😯
It's not a huge thing, but you'll learn the basics on how to learn spoken Russian :)
@@LearntheRussianLanguage I’ll wait for those emails 😊💕
How did you get on?
Im the 500 SUSCRIBER Hahahaha
You are! Thanks for subscribing :)
hey man. you should try to learn other languages and turn your channel into a polyglot channel if u want it to be more serious... thanks for the videos again
Thanks for the advice! Currently I have no interest in learning any other languages. I'd rather speak Russian incredibly well, then be mediocre at a couple of others.
If you are a middle age you will never be able to learn Russian but for children I am sure they can learn it in a few years.
Why not?
I'm middle age and I just finished learning French in 6months. Dedicated every day to it 2-3 hours. I'm still learning ofc but you can just put in the hours and they pay off
u can
Kids take years / growing up on it slowly. They are only gifted with easy accents. Depends how hard you try.
That would be if you are talking about newborns, if you are talking about maybe a 10 year old, or a 13 year old, they would probably have more "motivation" to learn vocabulary quickly.@@dylan.-6527
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