Morning Nastya. As always, a brilliant lesson, and you make me laugh to! You are the sunshine for the day, increasing my knowledge of your language, thank you so much.
Thank you for the lesson, thank you for highlighting the stress in each word, and thank you for writing with script letters. And a massive thank you for consistently posting new videos daily: this is highly appreciated and your channel will continue growing as more people realize the value you deliver through these videos.
Happy to hear that you have stopped drinking coffee. Anyone should know, if one is addicted to something, e.g. coffee, or smoking, or drug, then it is a sign of sickness.
"Pronounce the word with me to make an impression on your mind, you can remember it better that way !" Impression can literally mean "to make an impression upon your senses of sight and hearing: an alteration, a change, an improvement in your memory." I actually say to myself: "I'm going to say these words aloud, to make an IMPRINT on my consciousness." I know that seems strange, an odd way of putting it, however by speaking the words aloud, I am storing information in different areas. Firstly, I simply listen to Nastya and write the words as she speaks, I don't look up much as I am busy writing. Seeing my own writing on the page makes an impression on my mind - the action of hearing the words and then writing them and then the sight of each finished word on paper. At the end of the video, I return to the beginning and watch the lesson and this time I repeat the words aloud. I get a different feeling for the lesson when I watch it the second time. Both viewings are useful and practical. I feel that I am learning in a different way each time: by hearing, by writing, by seeing, by speaking. Thank you so much Nastya :)
hey is there a video on verbs of motion past/ present /future the tense that I can't find ? I'm struggling with verbs of motion . thank you for the lesson .
It seems to me that a better translation of ити is to use the continuous tense in English (going/walking) rather than the present simple go. Isn’t ходить more like the simple present go/walk?
Can someone please explain when Nastya says “Dasha” what does this mean. I know she is not referring to a woman’s name. And by the way Nastya, we all love your teaching style and the many important topics you talk about. I have learned so much! Thank you!
Morning Nastya. As always, a brilliant lesson, and you make me laugh to! You are the sunshine for the day, increasing my knowledge of your language, thank you so much.
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Thank you Nastya. As always, an excellent lesson. I like this format very much.
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Thank you!
00:03 Это был очень мило, доброе утро тебе
❤🌹 thank you Teacher Nastya.
Спасибо натсия
Благодарю вас
Very good pronunciation and useful class ❤😂
Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you for the lesson, thank you for highlighting the stress in each word, and thank you for writing with script letters. And a massive thank you for consistently posting new videos daily: this is highly appreciated and your channel will continue growing as more people realize the value you deliver through these videos.
большое спасибо 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks
Thanks a lot 😘
You made my day, it is really helpful and you are literally deserve much, you are so pozitiv and give me the energy to study language
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Awesome! You're the best! Thanks for this!
Great lesson.
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Happy to hear that you have stopped drinking coffee. Anyone should know, if one is addicted to something, e.g. coffee, or smoking, or drug, then it is a sign of sickness.
I realized It’t doesn’t solve the problem. I should sleep more not drink coffee
"Pronounce the word with me to make an impression on your mind, you can remember it better that way !"
Impression can literally mean "to make an impression upon your senses of sight and hearing: an alteration, a change, an improvement in your memory."
I actually say to myself: "I'm going to say these words aloud, to make an IMPRINT on my consciousness."
I know that seems strange, an odd way of putting it, however by speaking the words aloud, I am storing information in different areas.
Firstly, I simply listen to Nastya and write the words as she speaks, I don't look up much as I am busy writing. Seeing my own writing on the page makes an impression on my mind - the action of hearing the words and then writing them and then the sight of each finished word on paper.
At the end of the video, I return to the beginning and watch the lesson and this time I repeat the words aloud.
I get a different feeling for the lesson when I watch it the second time. Both viewings are useful and practical.
I feel that I am learning in a different way each time: by hearing, by writing, by seeing, by speaking.
Thank you so much Nastya :)
7:09 7:29
Thank you, but I have a question. For 13:09, should it be на выходных? Anyone know? Because two B's next to each other shouldn't be a thing.
Thank you for your very clear lesson and for your smile ! What is the difference in the past? шёл/пошёл: it’s not clear for me.
Hi Natsya. Thanks for the video. I have a question. Why dont we use prepositional case when we say, park and etc.
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hey is there a video on verbs of motion past/ present /future the tense that I can't find ? I'm struggling with verbs of motion . thank you for the lesson .
It seems to me that a better translation of ити is to use the continuous tense in English (going/walking) rather than the present simple go. Isn’t ходить more like the simple present go/walk?
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Я иду - I go ИЛИ I am going.
It means both. Russian doesn't have gerund form of their verbs.
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I can't understand it well: Я иду это значит i go or I'm going ?
It’s both I go or I am going as it’s happening right now.
to go ON foot haha English can be tricky too
😘😘😘😘😘🎻🧭i need making golden compass 🧭 for Russia.
Can someone please explain when Nastya says “Dasha” what does this mean. I know she is not referring to a woman’s name. And by the way Nastya, we all love your teaching style and the many important topics you talk about. I have learned so much! Thank you!
Дальше=let’s continue
@@Russianlanguage Thank you very much Nastya!
@@Russianlanguage дальше is an adverb (=further on).
Где средний род... оно пойдет?
I teach the things my students can actually use in their everyday life. Could you give me an example with оно пойдёт?
Да. Например чучело... веретено... пальто... гавно... тепло
Вы красивая
Как ваз ы
Why is it школу instead of школе?
Thank you for the video🫶
Zabyla rebionka ONO . ON, oNA, ONO