@@Oongaboongabigfatdoggy kinda late but he meant that it is pronounced drug with a long u, that was a meme for a while I don't know if Russians know that
Dear foreigners, please don't give too big value for handwriting russian alphabet. Feel free to just write russian typographical letters by the hand (as many of us do). You'll not get big speed benefit if you try to use that video rules on practice. The only reason for this video could be only is to understand handwrote russian text of SOME russians who's individual handwriting style was't modified since school times.
I'm 13 years old and I learn Russian. It's very complicate to write with these letters... I prefer write my words with script letters. Well, now I’m 15, and I did huge progress in the writing after practicing and watching this video over and over. Thx :)
Most of russians tend to change their writing style with age. But yours is very clear. The only thing you forgot is to write letters with angle ~ 35degrees.
@@monkyway1 None of Russians write in printed letters even if they get older. Some of us combine both printed and handwritten ones. But we're used to write in cursive since school. As a rule, it's hardly practical to write in print in daily life .
Here's a faster one, like we learned in 1980: A be ve ge de ye yo zhe ze i ye ka el em en O pe er es te u ef Ha ce che sha scha yer yeri yery E you ya. That's all folks!
I started learning Russian just a few months ago. Mind you I have no teacher so I'm using apps like Duolingo & videos like this help big time. Obviously Russian is not an easy language but I'm simply fascinated by Russian history & their language sounds beautiful. Difficult but definitely not impossible & worth learning 🇷🇺👍
Well i started 5 days ago with duolingo and videos because all of the world is just turned upside down. Man i feel like i have to learn russian however i am learning german in school and english. . . Russian/Chinese are just simple usefull ec german is useless. Every german speaks english so it is like only for that if you want to go to germany. Anyways good luck!
I am learning too, I also use Duolingo and some other apps . Unfortunately it is a hard language and it will take some time. But the reward will be amazing
i'm learning it too now. cause i'm influenced by a tekken character named sergei dragunov. even he is not real, i really hope i can meet him in person and even talk to him though, even if he doesnt even want to
Thanks. I'm from India 🇮🇳. Russians are always friends of us... We have a great trust over Russia.... I never visit Russia but i must try for this... Love from India... Jai Hind - Jai Bharat 🇮🇳-🇷🇺
Thank you so much for this video. I'm learning Russian and most of the videos and books learn only script letters. You showed us the cursive and I'm so happy about it! Cheers :)
It's fascinating to me, the difference between the printed and written letters in Cyrillic alphabet..especially for a native English speaker such as myself. I've always found the different alphabets interesting, trying to match the sounds I know to letters that are so different from what I learned. You are doing a fabulous job showing and teaching us..I'm really enjoying your channel! Thank you for doing this...I doubt I'll ever be fluent, but this is so fun and interesting, I'm having a great time with it!
But you know (with my bad English but I will try to explain), many people in Russia writes this alphabet in their own way, not only like in this video !!!!(there is the basic way to write it, that how we studied alphabet in a elementary school) and right now my own way is more "transformed" LOL and more special for each person that this. I hope you understand
Min Jun this is standart,but we are all have our own handwrite "font" which like the standart,but not absolutely.We are all have our style,because of our hands and situation,for example i wont to write a beautiful letters when i'm hurry up
wait till you get to learn the Arabic writings, oh gosh, it's all the same !! After a while you get the hang of it but man at first it's like you're almost always writing words with the letter J all along :P The Arabic language is quite artistic in my opinion, almost every letter are round and/or looks like J, it's quite nice if it's not for the very hard to pronounce Kha or Gha which is pronounced more in the throat area, it sounds harsh, it doesn't sounds soft or nice or gentle, I don't know, anyways, don't mean to diminish the Arabic language in any ways, it is what it is, other sounds are easier and nicer to pronounce :P
sobreaver You can't compare Arabic to Latin languages anyway, it has a different writing system depending on Farsi letters, which pronounced differently in Arabic. So the only equivalent of P is B sound in English, which is the letter ب in Arabic. While the sound Kh is a complete different letter ( خ) and exists as well in other languages, like Gaelic & German; for example: (ch) like: acht or eight in German , and the the sound gh (غ) as well is a complete different letter, which you can find commonly in French ( to replace the R sound), for example, rouge or red in French.
@Евгений Но "В" пишется не отрывая руку. Я вот каждую литеру отдельно прописываю и точки над “ё” ставлю, но "В" пишу одним движением, и в прописном и в надстрочном варианте...
@Евгений В отлично пишется не отрывая руки. Может меня в школе учили не правильно, но именно так у нас все делали. Вообще не знал, что у кого-то могут быть с этим проблемы.
I don’t plan on learning Russian but this was so cool to watch because I’ve always been curious about how the alphabet is pronounced because it looks so different from latin alphabet and looks a little bit like greek, but its not really like either
Sun Light, it’s Russian alphabet, which is based on Cyrillic script. Every language which uses Cyrillic has slightly different alphabets, like Macedonians have j and lack я, ы, etc., Ukrainians have ï and i, Serbians have a whole bunch of letters which I don’t have on my keyboard and thus cannot demonstrate (google it if you’re interested). And so on. And there are also quite a lot of non-Slavic languages that use Cyrillic and they tend to have some unique letters and lack some others, too.
@@Valeria-th4ql by that logic there's separate French alphabet, separate Spanish alphabet, etc. It's still all the Bulgarian alphabet with its different variations. It's not another alphabet of itself, it's a variation. Bulgarian alphabet has had many letters that stopped being used in certain regions, but were left in others and etc.
@@raynatumbeva780 even though its been 6 months I will still comment. The difference between a script and an alphabet is that the alphabet differs from each country. If you want to learn Romanian as an example, you have to know the Latin SCRIPT, and the Romanian ALPHABET.
The similarities between greek and russian arent accidental. Cyril and Methodius (I can't spell names) Moddeled the Cyrillic script after the Greek one when spreading Orthodox christianity to the slavs. There are Cyrillic versions of both Ξ and Ω, along with a few others. Edit: See Borisslav's comment below.
Actually Cyril and Methodius had very little to do with the Cyrillic alphabet. What Cyril, possibly with the aid of his brother Methodius, created, was the Glagolitic alphabet. The Cyrillic was developed later on in the Preslav Literary School in the First Bulgarian Empire, as an easier way to write Old Church Slavonic (aka Old Bulgarian). It may have been developed by some of Cyril's students, including Climent of Ohrid.
Would have liked to see how we combine all this to write a whole paragraph at the end of the video just as a practice, watching the handwriting patterns. Thanks for the effort.
I love to know the alphabet of languages. I'm from Brazil and I've been studying English as an English teacher and that's so awesome to understand the linguistic studies and come across new ways of writing. Amazing, girl. Hi from Brazil. 😍😍 by the way, I love the Russian because they're so crazy; in some ways, you guys act like us. anyway, see you.
Thank you! That's what I have been looking for! The important point to me is to be able to read and understand (and pronounce) russian handwriting correctly. That helps a lot!
It's interesting, because this alphabet is like a crossover between the spoken German alphabet and the written Greek alphabet. P.s.: thank you for posting this. I have been curious about the Russian language and plan on learning it relatively soon. This is a very useful piece of information to have. You are a good teacher.
Thank you for your video, i enjoy practicing with you. I don't have any trouble writing each letter. You make it look so easy. Please continue with your videos.
Veronika Dawson Actually that’s a really good question, I’ve never wondered why lmao. Maybe because you can’t add that much detail in like pixel letters/ it’s pretty much the same as English with cursive and normal handwriting/ computer text
Different use in origine probably. Many language in Europe started to use cursive when paper came in the continent. Took Latin-Early Italian. Letter "U" was invented during the XV-XVI centuries by scholars to semplify. Before it was used "V" for both type. In Latin was LVPVS (wolf) and became LUPUS. Latins used "V" because straight lines are easier to inscript on stone.
My Russian professor gave us an ultimatum- when writing a Л, М, or Я, there must be a hook at the left end of the letter or else it is wrong. I had it set in my mind from English that in cursive, every word is written with a continuous unbroken line, which causes difficulties when writing letters that do not end at the bottom, as with writing "bone." On my first written test, I tried painfully to connect every Cyrillic letter in a word, such as O with Л. My professor saw my test and said "BOЖE MOЙ- I've never seen anything like it in my life," and then told us all that not all Cyriliic letters have to be joined within a word.
Started learning russian, but am just not willing to learn the handwriting. I had to rewire my brain for the alphabet, not going to rewire the rewired brain to learn the handwriting. I just write printed modern letters just like in the phone. Супер
Oh, my dear, do not make this mistake: you mix up the name and the sound of a letter. And, if you know, the Russian handwriting should be WITHOUT interruptions, like you wrote Ж, А...
@@shiokkotsu HK. Yes, it’s right to write without interruption. Every letter. You cannot write any one part, and then add something. She must be whole right away. I am Russian.
There are a lot of videos like this that show individual letters. I'm looking for how the letters might change a bit when joined together. I've been reading that cursive is still much more common in Russia than in North America. I'm 43 so everytime I write something on paper, it's written, not printed. I'm trying to write "Привет" in script but want the letters joined.
lexander 005 I mean it doesn’t take that long she’s probably writing slow to make the viewers learn better and so they can follow along or maybe because she isn’t very used to cursive and is writing rather slow (been writing all my life in Cyrillic, personally I write fast so meh)
After long struggle I started to write it like three dashes inclined to the right and one horizontal strike across them. -///- Easy to write, easy to understand.
This is such an amazing video! I am not studying Russian, but I 've come across this video today and I can't stop watching it! I so much love the sounds it it: the sweet, soft voice of the girl who speaks, the sound of her drawing, the birds singing, a car passing by! This is a therapeutic video really! 😍 I think the girl who made this video should also start making videos of relaxation, her voice is amazing!
то чувство, когда забыла как учили писать буквы в первом классе 😅 мне кажется, где-то после начальных классов все начинают писать иначе. местами проще и симпатичнее
Hi, am not entirely sure what you mean. Are you talking about the "e" in brackets below the Russian letter? If yes. This is the IPA sound of the letter. This is an international standard to transcribe the sound of foreign alphabets.
Yeah, that is exactly correct! It is a bit tricky that the letter has such a long name but makes another sound. It is very similar to W which is double-u but it sounds is very different.
I was 4 years old than I can't read English (so many languages) but now I'm 7 years old and I started to learn English, german (deutsch), Russian (Русский), bulgarian (Български), Turkish (Turkçe), Arabic (عربى), French (française, français), Spanish (española, español), Serbian (Српски) macedonian (македонски), greek (ελληνικά), Ukrainian (Українська)
По правилам написания курсивом каждая буква должна писаться без отрыва ручки от бумаги. Proper cursive writing in Russian must be done without any interruptions meaning once one started writing a word he cannot stop or take the pen off the paper until the entire word is completely written. This is how I have been thought at the actual elementary school in Russia. And actually you write some capital letters in wrong sequence of moves. Other than that - good job!
First lesson: Друг = D R U G
Lix друг means friend ...
@@Oongaboongabigfatdoggy kinda late but he meant that it is pronounced drug with a long u, that was a meme for a while I don't know if Russians know that
Garrett Rogers ahh Thankyou 😹 I’m not even Russian , i was just being a smartass , but I guess it’s not a good idea to do so on TH-cam xd
هههههههههههههههه
it's pronounced like 'droog' i think
...so confused that I can't read English now
Same
@MC King wow, i just read your comment, it means I'm better now in reading russian lol
@MC King ...со цонфусед тхат И цан'т реад Енглисх ноњ xd
MC King I don’t know why I chucked, but I saw “THAT” in the Russian you typed
MC King What does “THAT” mean?
Dear foreigners, please don't give too big value for handwriting russian alphabet. Feel free to just write russian typographical letters by the hand (as many of us do). You'll not get big speed benefit if you try to use that video rules on practice. The only reason for this video could be only is to understand handwrote russian text of SOME russians who's individual handwriting style was't modified since school times.
It's the same way for English. With all the texting and keyboard technology, anyone under 40 barely remembers how to write in cursive.
Yeah, cursive is that writing style you had to learn in school, yet never use in practice except for writing your own signature.
Thank you sailor I was starting to freak out because Russian cursive looks very hard!
Isn’t a lot of Russian handwriting famously difficult to read though?
In French, handwriting is different from typographical writing
Am I ever going to use this? No.
Am I glad TH-cam recommended it to me? Absolutely.
Welcome to the club
I would like to learn Russian in highschool so I must wait one year... but I love Russia! Love from Poland
*For me Polish and Russian are such the same language, the only difference is the alphabet*
@@whitetv3589 They are similar but different in Polish hello is cześć and in Russia is Привет ( Priviet
Ja się dla siebie uczę rosyjskiego uwu
Что просходит -whats up
@@whitetv3589 wtf im polish and its not the same
I'm Russian, why am I watching this?
jajaja, I am Mexican, I believe "this is Russian for Spanish speakers" I live a lie :'v
Because of you dasnt have some things human have .!.
Ваня Пяткин :D
Я не знаю лол
lol
I'm 13 years old and I learn Russian. It's very complicate to write with these letters... I prefer write my words with script letters.
Well, now I’m 15, and I did huge progress in the writing after practicing and watching this video over and over. Thx :)
I understand you :) For the beginning it is for sure easier to just learn "one" alphabet later you can learn the cursive alphabet!
Lisette 1410 je nous baguette
il a dit qu'il les baguette ))))
Relax, we are doing exactly the same.
Most of us. :)
Lisette 1410, hey, I'm 13 yo too and I learn English :>
Most of russians tend to change their writing style with age.
But yours is very clear.
The only thing you forgot is to write letters with angle ~ 35degrees.
Lol wut
It is not necessary
I'm Russian and my letters is about 100 degrees
Do russians tend to write in printed letters as they get older ? the writing letters I learned I never use anymore.
@@monkyway1 None of Russians write in printed letters even if they get older. Some of us combine both printed and handwritten ones. But we're used to write in cursive since school. As a rule, it's hardly practical to write in print in daily life
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@@monkyway1 writing letters is more comfortable to write, with some exceptions.
You sound like my mom 😂
Here's a faster one, like we learned in 1980:
A be ve ge de ye yo
zhe ze i ye ka el em en
O pe er es te u ef
Ha ce che sha scha yer yeri yery
E you ya.
That's all folks!
İ feel lost
For scha you mean Щ? Here in my country I’ve been taught that it’s read as shche
@@shiokkotsu Yep.
Ze can also be called zed; ye can also be called i kratkoye or yod; and ef can also be called fau.
@@Perririri "Ze" cannot be called "zed" and "ef" cannot be called "fau". Believe me, I'm Russian
I started learning Russian just a few months ago. Mind you I have no teacher so I'm using apps like Duolingo & videos like this help big time. Obviously Russian is not an easy language but I'm simply fascinated by Russian history & their language sounds beautiful. Difficult but definitely not impossible & worth learning 🇷🇺👍
🇺🇸Good luck!
🇷🇺Удачи!
Well i started 5 days ago with duolingo and videos because all of the world is just turned upside down. Man i feel like i have to learn russian however i am learning german in school and english. . . Russian/Chinese are just simple usefull ec german is useless. Every german speaks english so it is like only for that if you want to go to germany. Anyways good luck!
I am learning too, I also use Duolingo and some other apps . Unfortunately it is a hard language and it will take some time. But the reward will be amazing
i'm learning it too now. cause i'm influenced by a tekken character named sergei dragunov. even he is not real, i really hope i can meet him in person and even talk to him though, even if he doesnt even want to
@@bubby5798 Gracias Amigo👍
Первая буква не "Эй", а "А", вторая - не "би", а "бэ". Зачем проводить латинизацию алфавита ? Мы же не проводим кириллизацию латинского алфавита.
mrLumen2 it’s kinda late but Эс как доллар
I don't think anybody gives a shit...
mrLumen2 нахуй ты вообще это смотришь ?
pravda ne provodim?) Tochno?)
Oh noes
Thanks. I'm from India 🇮🇳. Russians are always friends of us... We have a great trust over Russia.... I never visit Russia but i must try for this...
Love from India...
Jai Hind - Jai Bharat
🇮🇳-🇷🇺
Србија и Русија браћа!!! 🇷🇸🇷🇺
Srbija i Rusija braća!!!🇷🇺🇷🇸
Serbia and Russia brothers!!!🇷🇸🇷🇺
Братья Сербия и Россия!!! 🇷🇺🇷🇸
Thank you so much for this video. I'm learning Russian and most of the videos and books learn only script letters. You showed us the cursive and I'm so happy about it! Cheers :)
Your voice is so calming, I already know the Cyrllic alphabet but I can't stop watching this lol
:P nice to hear that my voice is not scaring people
You can also watch my channel to learn Russian th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/VZAdCmtDkvI/w-d-xo.html
It's fascinating to me, the difference between the printed and written letters in Cyrillic alphabet..especially for a native English speaker such as myself. I've always found the different alphabets interesting, trying to match the sounds I know to letters that are so different from what I learned. You are doing a fabulous job showing and teaching us..I'm really enjoying your channel! Thank you for doing this...I doubt I'll ever be fluent, but this is so fun and interesting, I'm having a great time with it!
😊
А что в этом такого? Расскажите поподробнее =)
But you know (with my bad English but I will try to explain), many people in Russia writes this alphabet in their own way, not only like in this video !!!!(there is the basic way to write it, that how we studied alphabet in a elementary school) and right now my own way is more "transformed" LOL and more special for each person that this. I hope you understand
Min Jun Yes, i think it is this way also in English-language handwriting. Certainly, my own handwriting has changed greatly over time.
Min Jun this is standart,but we are all have our own handwrite "font" which like the standart,but not absolutely.We are all have our style,because of our hands and situation,for example i wont to write a beautiful letters when i'm hurry up
My handwriting is awful
Andrew GamingGrife mine too
Same for me I'm Cyrillic is not even my first alphabet but I've started to write the letters my own way as I figured no-one writes perfectly
"Then you have...kind of a stroke or something" 😂
Accurate
ZerrieEverlasting I thought she might had said Z since she is speaking English
wait till you get to learn the Arabic writings, oh gosh, it's all the same !! After a while you get the hang of it but man at first it's like you're almost always writing words with the letter J all along :P The Arabic language is quite artistic in my opinion, almost every letter are round and/or looks like J, it's quite nice if it's not for the very hard to pronounce Kha or Gha which is pronounced more in the throat area, it sounds harsh, it doesn't sounds soft or nice or gentle, I don't know, anyways, don't mean to diminish the Arabic language in any ways, it is what it is, other sounds are easier and nicer to pronounce :P
Always accurate.
sobreaver You can't compare Arabic to Latin languages anyway, it has a different writing system depending on Farsi letters, which pronounced differently in Arabic. So the only equivalent of P is B sound in English, which is the letter ب in Arabic. While the sound Kh is a complete different letter ( خ) and exists as well in other languages, like Gaelic & German; for example: (ch) like: acht or eight in German , and the the sound gh (غ) as well is a complete different letter, which you can find commonly in French ( to replace the R sound), for example, rouge or red in French.
@@sobreaver i speak Arabic , I'm suffering here 😂
That pen’s voice killed me
Same haha, I just made my volume to 0 and open the caption
More like “Noise” but okay... 👀✌🏻
This helps my progress a lot. Thanks
- A Russian learner from Hungary
That is very nice to hear and a great motivation to make more videos:)
th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html Probably it can help.
Было сложно, но я написал
Инопланетянин сложно 😫
Инопланетянин нам русским это не под силу))
Инопланетянин, её почерк лучше моего!
Bylo slozhno, no ja napisal (Ы Тне Шау Г Ам Епэчгзн)
@[Vika_ Fox :D] Но очень сложно ставить знаки препинания там, где они есть😀.
А меня в школе учили писать в одно движение, а не по кускам.
Atlantis правильно , письмо должно быть безотрывным
и наклонным
Эм буква "Й" покинула чат.
@Евгений Но "В" пишется не отрывая руку. Я вот каждую литеру отдельно прописываю и точки над “ё” ставлю, но "В" пишу одним движением, и в прописном и в надстрочном варианте...
@Евгений, кстати про ё. Многие её, да, не пишут, просто оставляют "е".
@Евгений В отлично пишется не отрывая руки. Может меня в школе учили не правильно, но именно так у нас все делали. Вообще не знал, что у кого-то могут быть с этим проблемы.
Thank you for including the IPA pronunciation. And the differences between print and handwritten.
I am glad that you like it :)
Там ещё не указано, что согласные зубные и веляризованные.
I'm impressed to your learning Russian language..I need all would learning Russian language but you are a capable dazzling teacher
I learnt it because of you... teacher
Respect you... ❤from India...
Thanks
I don’t plan on learning Russian but this was so cool to watch because I’ve always been curious about how the alphabet is pronounced because it looks so different from latin alphabet and looks a little bit like greek, but its not really like either
Jess well, she still pronunces them either like in English, or with a strong accent :)
Sun Light, it’s Russian alphabet, which is based on Cyrillic script. Every language which uses Cyrillic has slightly different alphabets, like Macedonians have j and lack я, ы, etc., Ukrainians have ï and i, Serbians have a whole bunch of letters which I don’t have on my keyboard and thus cannot demonstrate (google it if you’re interested). And so on. And there are also quite a lot of non-Slavic languages that use Cyrillic and they tend to have some unique letters and lack some others, too.
Also Russian had Ѣ, І, Ѳ, Ѵ in alphabet until bolsheviks has come
@@Valeria-th4ql by that logic there's separate French alphabet, separate Spanish alphabet, etc. It's still all the Bulgarian alphabet with its different variations. It's not another alphabet of itself, it's a variation. Bulgarian alphabet has had many letters that stopped being used in certain regions, but were left in others and etc.
@@raynatumbeva780 even though its been 6 months I will still comment. The difference between a script and an alphabet is that the alphabet differs from each country. If you want to learn Romanian as an example, you have to know the Latin SCRIPT, and the Romanian ALPHABET.
Cool video; it helped me learn the Russian handwriting fastly! ;)
Also, your voice is very nice! :) ;)
I am happy that the video made it easy for you to learn how to write. Very charming that you liked my voice. That motivates me to make new videos :)
The similarities between greek and russian arent accidental. Cyril and Methodius (I can't spell names) Moddeled the Cyrillic script after the Greek one when spreading Orthodox christianity to the slavs. There are Cyrillic versions of both Ξ and Ω, along with a few others.
Edit: See Borisslav's comment below.
Thanks for the background information!
Actually Cyril and Methodius had very little to do with the Cyrillic alphabet. What Cyril, possibly with the aid of his brother Methodius, created, was the Glagolitic alphabet. The Cyrillic was developed later on in the Preslav Literary School in the First Bulgarian Empire, as an easier way to write Old Church Slavonic (aka Old Bulgarian). It may have been developed by some of Cyril's students, including Climent of Ohrid.
B o r i s s l a v Huh. I was not aware of this. Thank you for correcting me.
Also old bulgarian was the oldest and first ever slavic language :)
@@JustSlav98 depends on your definition of a language
Would have liked to see how we combine all this to write a whole paragraph at the end of the video just as a practice, watching the handwriting patterns. Thanks for the effort.
Thanks for posting! Wishing you the best from the United States.
:)
I agree . The fact that I'm Greek makes it A LOT more easy
No Theta, Ksi, Psi or Omega, though! Eta evolved to the letter I, the " backwards N "
@@Perririri The "missing" Greek letters still exist in Church Slavonic. Here's the Greek, Coptic, and Cyrillic alphabets compared.
Greek:
Αα Ββ Γγ Δδ Εε _Ϝϝ_ Ζζ Ηη Θθ Ιι Κκ Λλ Μμ Νν Ξξ Οο Ππ _Ϙϙ_ Ρρ Σσς Ττ Υυ Φφ Χχ Ψψ Ωω _Ͳͳ_
Coptic:
Ⲁⲁ Ⲃⲃ Ⲅⲅ Ⲇⲇ Ⲉⲉ Ⲋⲋ Ⲍⲍ Ⲏⲏ Ⲑⲑ Ⲓⲓ Ⲕⲕ Ⲗⲗ Ⲙⲙ Ⲛⲛ Ⲝⲝ Ⲟⲟ Ⲡⲡ Ϥϥ Ⲣⲣ Ⲥⲥ Ⲧⲧ Ⲩⲩ Ⲫⲫ Ⲭⲭ Ⲯⲯ Ⲱⲱ Ⳁⳁ Ϣϣ Ϫϫ
Cyrillic:
Аа Вв Гг Дд Єє Ѕѕ Зз Ии _Ѳѳ_ Іі Кк Лл Мм Нн _Ѯѯ_ Оо Пп _Ҁҁ_ Рр Сс Тт _Ѵѵ_ Фф Хх _Ѱѱ_ _Ѡѡ_ Цц Шш Жж
@@sapphoenixthefirebird5063 its the first time that im seeing the letters Ϝϝ , Ϙϙ and Ͳͳ in greek
@@andronikisa They're archaic and are now only used as numerals 6, 90, and 900 respectively.
Мне вот стало интересно, как иностранец прочитает то что ему русский доктор написал?
эт я, я и сама не могу прочесть, что врач написал
Не каждый русский поймет, что напишет русский врач. Как и не каждый врач поймет другого врача.
А как русский прочитает то, что ему русский доктор прописал?
Tak samo, jak to, co napisał jakikolwiek inny doktor - niczego nie zrozumie.
@@konradhalman5104 ))))
I love to know the alphabet of languages. I'm from Brazil and I've been studying English as an English teacher and that's so awesome to understand the linguistic studies and come across new ways of writing. Amazing, girl. Hi from Brazil. 😍😍
by the way, I love the Russian because they're so crazy; in some ways, you guys act like us. anyway, see you.
This is NOT Russian, but Bulgarian alphabet! It has never been Russian and it will never be.
She has a beautiful handwriting, I don't even know how to evaluate this manuscript))
Thanks for the compliment :)
Adopted from Russia currently in America. Currently trying to learn Russian so that I might return someday :p
Thank you! That's what I have been looking for! The important point to me is to be able to read and understand (and pronounce) russian handwriting correctly. That helps a lot!
This is NOT Russian, but Bulgarian alphabet! It has never been Russian and it will never be.
It's interesting, because this alphabet is like a crossover between the spoken German alphabet and the written Greek alphabet. P.s.: thank you for posting this. I have been curious about the Russian language and plan on learning it relatively soon. This is a very useful piece of information to have. You are a good teacher.
good handwriting :)
Thank you very much!
Thanks for your patience. Your handwriting is better than in a textbook.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Been sitting here for an hour copying all these down into my little notebook lol. My neck hurts sooo bad
спасибо, выучила за один урок, очень классно! ❤️
Чо
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Сварливир W
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I am from Egypt but I am excited to learn Russian it's a beautiful language ❤️
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for making this!!!!!!
Thank you, appreciate your efforts and contribution to the world !
Thank you for your video, i enjoy practicing with you. I don't have any trouble writing each letter. You make it look so easy. Please continue with your videos.
Thank you for your sweet feedback! What would be a topic you would be interested in ?
th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html About the Russian language.
I love the sound of the sharpie 😩
Why do some of the letters look so different from when it's on a computer and when it's handwritten?
Veronika Dawson Actually that’s a really good question, I’ve never wondered why lmao. Maybe because you can’t add that much detail in like pixel letters/ it’s pretty much the same as English with cursive and normal handwriting/ computer text
Different use in origine probably. Many language in Europe started to use cursive when paper came in the continent. Took Latin-Early Italian. Letter "U" was invented during the XV-XVI centuries by scholars to semplify. Before it was used "V" for both type. In Latin was LVPVS (wolf) and became LUPUS. Latins used "V" because straight lines are easier to inscript on stone.
it's easier to write this way
Thank you, great lesson, precisely what I was looking for, to have the right foundation to start learning Russian Language. Muito Obrigado
My Russian professor gave us an ultimatum- when writing a Л, М, or Я, there must be a hook at the left end of the letter or else it is wrong. I had it set in my mind from English that in cursive, every word is written with a continuous unbroken line, which causes difficulties when writing letters that do not end at the bottom, as with writing "bone." On my first written test, I tried painfully to connect every Cyrillic letter in a word, such as O with Л. My professor saw my test and said "BOЖE MOЙ- I've never seen anything like it in my life," and then told us all that not all Cyriliic letters have to be joined within a word.
Started learning russian, but am just not willing to learn the handwriting. I had to rewire my brain for the alphabet, not going to rewire the rewired brain to learn the handwriting. I just write printed modern letters just like in the phone. Супер
Yeah I can totally understand that. Maybe down the road you will find time to learn handwriting once you learned the grammar and some words...
Oh, my dear, do not make this mistake: you mix up the name and the sound of a letter. And, if you know, the Russian handwriting should be WITHOUT interruptions, like you wrote Ж, А...
Лексюс I don’t understand lmao, like you mean you should write without stopping?
Mitsuko draw the letter without lifting the tip from the page.
@@shiokkotsu HK. Yes, it’s right to write without interruption. Every letter. You cannot write any one part, and then add something. She must be whole right away. I am Russian.
Then how to write "й" or "ё"?
I love ❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Chhun Loem привееееет
Накатим за Россиюшку, товарищ 😉🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
@@koszmic3526 За Веру Царя и Отечество!
me too🇧🇬💖🇷🇺
Звучит как тост!!
So hard to write but sooo beautiful I speak Spanish and english....is worth a try...
thanks alot i have Russian exam tomorrow so helps alot
I'm surprised by just how different the hand writing is from the printed letters.
I just love Russian language... С любовью из Индии!!! 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺
Я тоже!! Привет!
Ввеите
love your Voice😍
In my case, i find it easier writing with the script letters, except for the Д which is kind of like drawing a house.
I can totally understand you. Though in the end, the most important thing is that you have fun learning Russian no matter how you write.
@Matin _T you draw two к and one is mirrored and you got your ж
Thank you! I needed this for my Russian test.
There are a lot of videos like this that show individual letters. I'm looking for how the letters might change a bit when joined together. I've been reading that cursive is still much more common in Russia than in North America. I'm 43 so everytime I write something on paper, it's written, not printed. I'm trying to write "Привет" in script but want the letters joined.
Thanks for the comment! I will do one of the next videos on that topic of how to connect the cursive letters.
You can also watch my channel th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html
I learned the whole Russian alphabet through this video. Thanks a ton. 🙏🏽
That is so cool to hear that the video helped you !
This is NOT Russian, but Bulgarian alphabet! It has never been Russian and it will never be.
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The only equivalent of "ъ" that I know of is little "っ" in Japanese
Really helpful
Thank you so much!🇯🇵
ㅡ in Korean is also close.
@@raynatumbeva780 Isn't that the vowel "eu" [ɨ]?
@@javaaugustus4469 yes and from what I've seen, it's close enough for Koreans to pronounce it closer than Serbs for example.
also maybe “ı” in Turkish
Writing words in Russian for a movie prop, this helped immensely, thank you! Добрый день, солдат
I like how it takes her so much time to write one letter
lexander 005 I mean it doesn’t take that long she’s probably writing slow to make the viewers learn better and so they can follow along or maybe because she isn’t very used to cursive and is writing rather slow (been writing all my life in Cyrillic, personally I write fast so meh)
"Ж" не так пишется %\
Хотя куда мне спорить об этом, когда уже лет 15 на бумаге пишу "Ж" тремя перечёркнутыми линиями, типа >|
Рисую три палки и перечеркиваю их горизонтальной линией ))
Я пишу: )/\/( XD
У меня наклон большой и ж выгрядит как т
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Стал вспоминать как я пишу "Ж" и не мог вспомнить....
Hardly anyone writes like that in Cyrillic using countries. We all write in whatever way is the most comfortable for each of us.
So cursive form of Cyrillic isn't used much ?
same with latin, we have to write classic handwriting in elementary school, but since high school almost nobody is writing like that :-D
The naming convention also varies. Φ can be either *ef* or *fau.*
2019 here
love russia and russian language, hope that i could learn it one day
Good luck learning Russian
thank you sm for your help i really needed it! i have russian test tommorow
Thank you for this video! It was very helpful!!
Great to hear that from you!
th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html For those who want to enjoy the Russian language!
So, I'm English, learning Japanese, and starting on Russian.
But now i 'm so confused a can't read any of them
Школа вспомнилась) Сейчас бывает печатными пишу)
Even for russian letter "ж" "zh" is hard. I like my surname, but i need to write this letter dosen of times per day by work.
After long struggle I started to write it like three dashes inclined to the right and one horizontal strike across them. -///- Easy to write, easy to understand.
Toxicodendron orientalis i write it like six-fingered starfish-snowflake "*", but anyway its disturbing the rythm of cursive writening
I realized that ж is like "mirrored к", so if you can write к, I think you shouldn't have any problems...
This letter looks hot when it written down
It sounds like an hungarian “zs”
I have been learning Russian on duolingo, but this is great if you want to learn handwriting. The freakin' T blew my mind tbh, I didn't expect that.
Thank you very much you are best teacher
Thank you soo much to hear that!
What accent is it? Where r u from?
I love Russia and I want to learn Russian ...from iraq😞💙
This is my TH-cam channel about Russian th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html
This is the best handwriting video I’ve seen. Thanks also for the IPA at the bottom of each letter so I can pronounce it more correctly. Thanks again!
Thanks a lot :)...I am really happy that the video was helpful to you!
How can script and cursive be so different?
this really helped me thanks so much please upload more videos about Russian language
This is such an amazing video! I am not studying Russian, but I 've come across this video today and I can't stop watching it! I so much love the sounds it it: the sweet, soft voice of the girl who speaks, the sound of her drawing, the birds singing, a car passing by! This is a therapeutic video really! 😍 I think the girl who made this video should also start making videos of relaxation, her voice is amazing!
ASMR? =)
The one thing i dont get is how do you draw a straight line😂😂
то чувство, когда забыла как учили писать буквы в первом классе 😅
мне кажется, где-то после начальных классов все начинают писать иначе. местами проще и симпатичнее
Я НАШЛА РУССКОГО
@Джеймс Хиллари Балонда it's a bit difficult to learn, but a very beautiful language. you will succeed, good luck ✨😊
Very good teacher👏👏
Thank you soo much !!
I love the way how you explanin this . By the way , you have very sweet voice.
Thank you very much for the sweet compliment :)
16:29 about the 'э'. How come I see it is written just like an 'е' instead of 'э'
Hi, am not entirely sure what you mean. Are you talking about the "e" in brackets below the Russian letter? If yes. This is the IPA sound of the letter. This is an international standard to transcribe the sound of foreign alphabets.
Vincent van Deventer, возможно ты видел украинску.
Vincent van Deventer there is the russian “e” making a ye sound and an “э” making an eh sound
This is way too advanced for me right now. I just starting learning Russian and I guess I'm going to be typing it for a long time
То чувство когда ты русский:)
То чувство когда ты польская и знаешь русский
Hello Hanka полячка*
@@sashafetisov2000 научили меня бы писать "польская" (( Меня обманули?
Hello Hanka
кто ты? (kim jesteś): - я полячка / полька
какая ты? (czym jesteś): - я польская
@@sashafetisov2000 Спасибо!♥♥♥
Is writing the cursive letters necessary or would Russians be fine with script writing?
cursive not necessary )
Thank You! very much.
I am happy that you liked it :)
th-cam.com/video/mfQ6iNKNIeg/w-d-xo.html
i would love if she does read some tale story for me before sleep :)
Exactly my thought! She's got such a soft, sweet voice! Makes me relax to sleep
Doesn't The Й Make A /y(uh)/ Sound And Is Called Икраткая/Ikratkaya (Ee-krat-ka-ya)
Yeah, that is exactly correct! It is a bit tricky that the letter has such a long name but makes another sound. It is very similar to W which is double-u but it sounds is very different.
Curious Chris Oh OK thx, but, Why That /ikh/ sound you Made? Maybe It's Just Me Sry xD?
Интересно откуда автор видео, написание некоторых букв как и произношение (например "й") отличается от """"официальных"""
I was 4 years old than I can't read English (so many languages) but now I'm 7 years old and I started to learn English, german (deutsch), Russian (Русский), bulgarian (Български), Turkish (Turkçe), Arabic (عربى), French (française, français), Spanish (española, español), Serbian (Српски) macedonian (македонски), greek (ελληνικά), Ukrainian (Українська)
I'm from Montenegro and we have very similar writing so l quite enjoyed lt
Thanks for it! :)
You're welcome!
When it comes to the cursive writing it’s easy since I’m French and used to it it’s pretty similar
I can smell the sharpie
Thank you so much it helped a lot
i needed this. now my russian grades will yeet up.
По правилам написания курсивом каждая буква должна писаться без отрыва ручки от бумаги. Proper cursive writing in Russian must be done without any interruptions meaning once one started writing a word he cannot stop or take the pen off the paper until the entire word is completely written. This is how I have been thought at the actual elementary school in Russia. And actually you write some capital letters in wrong sequence of moves. Other than that - good job!