Hey Fedor, can you make a video about the aspects for requests and commands? By the way, great channel! You always talk about the topics, which are very interesting!
Aspects won't change really. Meaning that, if in a regular statement you'd use perfective, use perfective in commands as well. If you know aspects good enough, you shouldn't have any problems adjusting them to become commands.
There is at least one more form, where used Infinitive form of verb. For example "Стоять!" - "Stay/ Don't move!" (for example when police chasing someone). Also "Лежать!" - like Get down! (the same example with police) and much more. Also this commands in this form used when you training a pet (dog) new commands.
Hey Fedor you forgot to mention these commands are mostly used in actual conversation between people When giving a command in order to instruct, like a warning sign in a museum, the command would be the full unchanged verb For example: Не трогать! (Do not touch!)
I’m trying but I can’t learn from these videos. I’ve been teaching myself Russian. You’re a good teacher but I need one on one. You’re videos make me feel so overwhelmed and want to give up 😢
feedme diamonds You should give up if u dont NEED Russian. This language will crush ur soul. It gets more complicated the more u learn. Takes 5.2 yrs to be conversationL if u study an hr a day. Let that sink in......
Nice Video, thank you! 👍 What I don't understand yet, is when to use the imperfective/perfective form of the verb to form the command. Could you help me, please?
Thank you So much for this Video, I wanna ask what’s the difference between читай/те and прочитай/те I mean is there a different meaning between Совершенный вид глагола и несовершенный when we talking about Commands ??
Does the plural form of a command (те) also apply to formal commands? "Drink some water, sir" Or does not matter casual or formal because it's й either way ? Thanks
If you're talking to an elder or generally to someone you respect, then you will use the plural form of the verb, in which case you will use "te" in the command.
i think that dirt spot on the wall is part of the experience. if you ever get rid of it, i’ll miss it. lol.
If it was dirt, I'd wash it off lol
It's dust inside the camera.
Hey Fedor, can you make a video about the aspects for requests and commands?
By the way, great channel! You always talk about the topics, which are very interesting!
i was about to write the same comment right now .. i hope he makes a video on about that
Aspects won't change really. Meaning that, if in a regular statement you'd use perfective, use perfective in commands as well. If you know aspects good enough, you shouldn't have any problems adjusting them to become commands.
Ive been asking this question for months. There is little info about it. Amazing Russian channel finally did one!
This was really great! Спасибо!
There is at least one more form, where used Infinitive form of verb. For example "Стоять!" - "Stay/ Don't move!" (for example when police chasing someone). Also "Лежать!" - like Get down! (the same example with police) and much more. Also this commands in this form used when you training a pet (dog) new commands.
thank you very Much Fedor!
Hey Fedor you forgot to mention these commands are mostly used in actual conversation between people
When giving a command in order to instruct, like a warning sign in a museum, the command would be the full unchanged verb
For example: Не трогать! (Do not touch!)
Thanks for the help in breaking down imperatives!
Is it bad that I’m watching this for dog training? 😂
That's what I came here for ..should have chose German. Seems like this guy would be able to make an awesome dog commands video tho!
есть and ешь confused the hell outta me and now it makes sense :o
всегла полезный!
BRAVO
I’m trying but I can’t learn from these videos. I’ve been teaching myself Russian. You’re a good teacher but I need one on one. You’re videos make me feel so overwhelmed and want to give up 😢
feedme diamonds You should give up if u dont NEED Russian. This language will crush ur soul. It gets more complicated the more u learn. Takes 5.2 yrs to be conversationL if u study an hr a day. Let that sink in......
Nice Video, thank you! 👍 What I don't understand yet, is when to use the imperfective/perfective form of the verb to form the command. Could you help me, please?
Теперь я понимаю поечму есть "Давай" и "Давайте". спасибо федор!
Can u use english Letters to help how to pronounce it better
Thank you So much for this Video, I wanna ask what’s the difference between читай/те and прочитай/те I mean is there a different meaning between Совершенный вид глагола и несовершенный when we talking about Commands ??
Does the plural form of a command (те) also apply to formal commands? "Drink some water, sir"
Or does not matter casual or formal because it's й either way ?
Thanks
If you're talking to an elder or generally to someone you respect, then you will use the plural form of the verb, in which case you will use "te" in the command.
For the irregular words you gave us, what would be the plural form for them?
It's hard to give you ALL irregular ones, but if you can give me a list, I'd translate it for you.
Does the command to 'sleep' follow the pattern or is it irregular?
It's irregular. Спи and спите.
Whats the Russian for “wait”
Постой or ждать if I remember correctly.
Алый Кобра спасибо! So If I wanna say wait please! I can say “падажди пажалуиста»
Hey I have a question, is it блять or бляд and is ть the same as д
Can блять even be a command?
How to say forgive me in Russian
There are more than one. The easiest to remember though is ya izveniaus which is really I'm sorry. Forgive me would be prosti menya