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Finally, after literally 20 years of trying to do this and failing, this gives me a real chance. It is so hard though to combine with letter “s” for sit (as when no longer hungry) as s demands the tongue near front of the mouth.
After 100s of watched vids on how to pronounce it. I finally have with this vid alone/pencil idea was perfect. You are the Best teacher ever. Thank you so much 🙌🙏 Glad I didn’t have to stab myself for it 😂
Daria you're by far the best tutor.I have been following you for some time but then because of some commitments , sometimes I was disturbed...Now I'm in the Federation and I think I will learn a lot from you....
Thank you for this video. Initially I wasn't interested in these exercises bc I want to learn to make the sound with my mouth only. Gave em a shot while watching the video and although I still struggled, every few tries I could hear myself producing the sound correctly. Being able to hear myself make it is huge for me bc now I feel like I know what I'm shooting for. ty again.
My trick was to start by saying “re” - like “repeat” - but while trying to keep the tongue in the “r” position. Americans already place their tongue in the proper position naturally, but when speaking the letter “r.” And, they naturally know the “smile” part of saying the letter “e.” Now, it just needs to be mentally conditioned to combine the same “r” position when saying the letter “e,” WITHOUT taking the tongue out of that position. Two very natural things for Americans, only that are not natural together. 😂
Indeed! Even better to listen to the sound over and over and just let the brain reproduce it, without thinking about it. Works wonders.😂 I’ve just realized that I did not even try to make the sound, but in my head I know exactly how to say it because I’ve heard several times it while learning the letters via my App.
In Romanian there is î (written as â in the middle of a word). It’s the same sound as in Russian. No wonder. The Russian alphabet was created by the priests in the Thracian region from northern modern Greece, and Macedonia, and the core of Thracia was ancient Dacia, Romanians being the descendants of them. Cases are similar also on Russian and Romanian. Could it be because the Black Sea was basically a Thracian sea? Who knows? Russian also has a large portion of words similar with Romanian, derived from Thracic space, which the Russians think are Latin. Not entirely wrong, considering Rome was founded by the inhabitants of Troy, purely Thracic. It’s just fascinating.
Another very effective method is to not think about how to pronounce new sounds. If you listen to the sound and just say it, your brain knows what it heard and will reproduce the sound without you even trying, which is the same way babies learn to speak. The minute you think about it, you become self-conscious and then struggle. Just say what comes out of the computer in your brain, it knows what it heard.
@@danielmonteyro lol it's just not really useful. I'm not interesting in doing content about the pronunciation of the letter ы, but i still can wrote my opinion. That's why there is a comment section
#4. My ex taught me to say it from my stomach (gut). ouhh... My God she was so good but adamant that this was one of the most important idioms in the language. She'd make me practice it driving in the car lol. Along with the elusive Kh sound of X (sorry no RU keyboard). I must say though Daria, your red hair is absolutely stunning!
It sounds a bit like how ‘tu’ is supposed to be said in French (when we English say it we normally say ‘tous’ instead, a totally different word). German ü also comes to mind.
@@RealRussianClub I think I got closer to the sound I'm supposed to be making with tip 2 but I know it doesn't sound right still. Will keep practicing! Thank you : )
My Dad grew up speaking Slovak, and can read Russian. I got my rib busted & he said when a neighbor (doctor) poked me in the rib, I actually said this correctly. To be honest, I'd rather pronounce it like "oi" then have a busted rib & say it right. ps I cursed at the dr in Russian for poking me.
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Can you translate my videos into Russian language????
Or
Is there someone in your contact who can do that then tell me
Thanks for staying for many years to tech people for free at the beginning to now 🙏 ✨️ ❤
Took two years of Russian in high school. Absolutely my favorite language. I learned to write Russian cursive better than I could English.
Wow. Where was this?
@@dryan8377 yeah not every high school offered it. The 'teacher' needed teaching himself.
Same here, I can read and write Russian great but I'm not so good at speaking it lol 😅
i could never read or write cursive. i can read regular russian print, but forget speaking it--
@@Isami-p5z Я всегда любил все русское, в следующем году я хочу поехать в Россию и поговорить с русским народом, надеюсь.
German speakers got an advantage since we got the "Ü". Спасибо и привет из Германии! =)
Finally, after literally 20 years of trying to do this and failing, this gives me a real chance. It is so hard though to combine with letter “s” for sit (as when no longer hungry) as s demands the tongue near front of the mouth.
You are such a great teacher.. thank you! ☺️
2:34 wow. I rarely saw such precise strategies to master any sound. Hence my like and hope you get more!
After 100s of watched vids on how to pronounce it. I finally have with this vid alone/pencil idea was perfect. You are the Best teacher ever. Thank you so much 🙌🙏 Glad I didn’t have to stab myself for it 😂
Thanks I start learn Russian with high improv day after day
Daria you're by far the best tutor.I have been following you for some time but then because of some commitments , sometimes I was disturbed...Now I'm in the Federation and I think I will learn a lot from you....
Grazie Daria! Bravissima.❤
I love Russian 😊
Thanks for your like this video to learn russyan
Thank you so much. All the methods worked for me.
Большое спасибо мадам 🌹🌷🌺
Amazing technique 👏👏👏
Easy now 🙌✨
Thank u so much ma'am ❤️❤ I guess️ it really helped me to pronounce it finally 😍❤️❤️
Thx mis Darya. We need u
You are super ❤❤❤❤❤
Very Interesting 😊
Saludos desde Centroamérica Honduras. ❤ Me encanta el idioma Ruso.
Thank you for this video. Initially I wasn't interested in these exercises bc I want to learn to make the sound with my mouth only.
Gave em a shot while watching the video and although I still struggled, every few tries I could hear myself producing the sound correctly. Being able to hear myself make it is huge for me bc now I feel like I know what I'm shooting for.
ty again.
Nice to see u again
Thank you so much for new video Mam i wish to say once again your the best Russian language teacher 🥰🥰🥰
Добрый вечер дария
Thanks🎉
Much easier for francophones. The letters or characters are almost the same. Thanks 😊
My trick was to start by saying “re” - like “repeat” - but while trying to keep the tongue in the “r” position. Americans already place their tongue in the proper position naturally, but when speaking the letter “r.” And, they naturally know the “smile” part of saying the letter “e.” Now, it just needs to be mentally conditioned to combine the same “r” position when saying the letter “e,” WITHOUT taking the tongue out of that position. Two very natural things for Americans, only that are not natural together. 😂
A much better method than the ones she gave.
Indeed!
Even better to listen to the sound over and over and just let the brain reproduce it, without thinking about it. Works wonders.😂
I’ve just realized that I did not even try to make the sound, but in my head I know exactly how to say it because I’ve heard several times it while learning the letters via my App.
@@lightdark00 I think the pen can probably also really help to feel if your tongue is trying to escape the r position too
In Romanian there is î (written as â in the middle of a word). It’s the same sound as in Russian.
No wonder. The Russian alphabet was created by the priests in the Thracian region from northern modern Greece, and Macedonia, and the core of Thracia was ancient Dacia, Romanians being the descendants of them.
Cases are similar also on Russian and Romanian. Could it be because the Black Sea was basically a Thracian sea? Who knows? Russian also has a large portion of words similar with Romanian, derived from Thracic space, which the Russians think are Latin. Not entirely wrong, considering Rome was founded by the inhabitants of Troy, purely Thracic.
It’s just fascinating.
good lesson thank you
Good morning . Nice .
This was a great lesson! I felt silly making the sound, but it was fun!
Love it. Thank you for sharing.
Nice joб даria ❤ Good tips
Thank u
Another very effective method is to not think about how to pronounce new sounds. If you listen to the sound and just say it, your brain knows what it heard and will reproduce the sound without you even trying, which is the same way babies learn to speak.
The minute you think about it, you become self-conscious and then struggle.
Just say what comes out of the computer in your brain, it knows what it heard.
unfortunately doesn’t work for everyone 🫠
@@RealRussianClubworks for almost everyone with proper execution
It's still better than the thing with the wide У smile or the thing with the pen.
@@danielmonteyro lol it's just not really useful.
I'm not interesting in doing content about the pronunciation of the letter ы, but i still can wrote my opinion. That's why there is a comment section
@@danielmonteyro in fact i can wrote whatever i want if it doesn't violate the youtube rules
@@boyanignjatovic4175 Damn, you are salty about this. Might as well seek therapy
I'm glad I don't have to punch myself in the stomach. :)
#4. My ex taught me to say it from my stomach (gut). ouhh... My God she was so good but adamant that this was one of the most important idioms in the language. She'd make me practice it driving in the car lol. Along with the elusive Kh sound of X (sorry no RU keyboard). I must say though Daria, your red hair is absolutely stunning!
It sounds a bit like how ‘tu’ is supposed to be said in French (when we English say it we normally say ‘tous’ instead, a totally different word). German ü also comes to mind.
Some words to practice:
Ты (not tee)
был (not bill)
It's impossible! I've been trying forever! :D
none of these 3 worked??
@@RealRussianClub I think I got closer to the sound I'm supposed to be making with tip 2 but I know it doesn't sound right still.
Will keep practicing! Thank you : )
My Dad grew up speaking Slovak, and can read Russian.
I got my rib busted & he said when a neighbor (doctor) poked me in the rib, I actually said this correctly.
To be honest, I'd rather pronounce it like "oi" then have a busted rib & say it right.
ps I cursed at the dr in Russian for poking me.
what is your telegram channel please !!!!
For German speakers it's easy: they have the "ü".
Do you happen to have a 4th way because it didn't work for me?
Its hard to say itself but saying it in a word is easier.
Is it like a french yes?
Or, you could just use the Familы Guy method 🤪
U help mi in job uor cantry russya
Dobra utra!
Has the Russian language participation taken a beating lately because of the military action over there?
Хорошая русская американка, хорошо знает русский
Русский - её родной язык
Language Simp taught us well how to make this sound 🤣
The sound of Ы is a close central unrounded vowel, and it can be found in many different language, so not exactly unique.
🌹🌹🌹
как дела Дарья??
After watching/listening to this, it sounds a bit like "Lee" to me. Am I way off?
Nice jop
I am boy from India
Doesn't work for me, I can literally make any sound with mouth parts in the wrong spot. I learned that to throw my voice as in ventriloquism.
Russian-English, what about Spanish?
Language simp entered the chat
why am i watching this? i am swedish we also have that lol, russian isnt that hard to pronounce for me tbh
I tried #3 and accidentally swallowed the spoon.
6000 thousand
So it almost pronounce like French U.
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Seems to me that half of Russian vowels are variations of (English) "Y" sound.
I would call "Ы" a "Super Y" or maybe "The Hardcore Y".
So simple. Try to say "i" but instead say "u".