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To all Russian learners - Russian is a language you have to listen to A LOT to learn it faster. Although I’m a Russian native, I’ve a bunch of experience teaching the language to my international friends. Believe me, nothing will help you learn cases or grammar faster AND easier than listening to music/short stories in Russian on repeat. There’s a bunch of playlists of these on RU-vid, good luck! удачи!
Спасибо за видео. Я изучаю русский язык 4,5 года самостоятельно. Прошлую неделю у меня был первый разговор с учителем на iTalki. 30 минут только говорили по русскому. Это очень прекрасно. Мне очень рад)))
Yama, hello from Seattle! Можно сказать что мы соседи 😀 Мне очень нравятся твои ролики, очень интересно смотреть и слушать! Очень хотелось бы хотя бы несколько таких же роликов, советов, например, как про правильное произношение, но уже про Английский язык) Огромное тебе спасибо! P.S.: очень понравился ваш Salmon Chowder Pie на Granville Island
So something I think is important for Russian learners like myself is to break down the groups of the language and spend your daily practice going through the list or which ever you feel like needs more work. Grab your notebook and write down all the groups of Russian language. Vocabulary Grammar Reading Speaking Writing (don’t focus too much on it unless it’s your specific goal) Cases Also apart of vocabulary but it might need its own group but for me it’s the use of more advanced words. Don’t just learn one word, learn the synonyms too
You forgot to say that's how you should address drunk guys. You approach them and say "hello pidor" to them so affectionately. After that, they will be best friends.
My tutor walked through the logic of that phrase with me. She basically said the да is like a response to the question like “ok,” but the no of нет is really more of your answer, but the наверное is there to show that no isn’t firmly your answer and that you may change your mind, but you’re leaning towards no.
