Basic Russian 1: Verbs of “Studying”: УЧИТЬСЯ, ЗАНИМАТЬСЯ, ИЗУЧАТЬ 

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Excellent, clear presentation; painstakingly prepared graphics. Olga, you are the tops and deserve some sort of Russian-teaching Oscar. Thank you so much!

One of the most underrated channels to learn русский язык.

Very good, you explain very clear the diferencies of these verbs.

For me your videos are the best and with you i am learing fast and a lot . Thank you so much .

И всё-таки Вы молодец! Дать студентам и учащемуся как домашнее задание очень здорово! Буду рекомендовать своим коллегам а Москве и зарубежом.

Ольга, I always appreciate your thoroughness and clarity!

Я думаю что я немного занимаюсь русским языком потому-то я только что понял 8-letters-rule and that reflexive verbs never take direct object 🙄 Но, я благодарю тебе чтобы выть крута и сказочная учительница 🤙🏻.

несмотря ни на что, я никогда не знал почему "изучать" отличается от "учить". Но после смотрел это видео, я теперь знаю! Мне кажется, существует много групп слов, которые имеют только одна слова по-английски. Например, случиться и произойти, happen. Также подобный и похожий, similar. В любом случае, спасибо

Спасибо, Ольга

Спасибо большое за урок AMAZIN RUSSIAN! Я много занимаюсь дома каждый день

Отлично 🤩. Amazing Olga 🤗

Thank you, Olga, for this informative, helpful lesson! I like your plentiful examples and the way you provide sufficient contexts to emphasize when and how to use each of the 'study' verbs. Kudos to you! :-)

Hello Olga Gerald, thank you for this interesting lecture. I found it useful to distinguish the nuances when using the three verbs. I really missed your lectures.... Good luck.

Thank you very much, is this re do video ? I watched one before :) anyhow it is a very great video. Thank you!

That's Splendid >>>> Clear and Simple explanation>>>> Большое спасибо

Thank you Olga, you are touching and giving very understandable points. I can't wait watching your next videos.

Ottima lezione. Molto interessante e chiara. Отличный урок. Все понятно и интересно.

Спасибо!!😁😁

3дравствуйте, Например; ( 1 ) Учился в колледже много лет на3ад. Спасибо вам большое за урок.

Wow simple explanation!

Спасибо.❤

Спасибо!

Спасибо

I'm curious how to express the concept of being self taught or learning on one's own without a specific course of study. It seems odd to me as an American that this concept is so elusive in Russian (well I have yet to find it) but the idea is endemic in the US.

It's such a great video! Thanks for your work

Я очень хорошо понял. Спасибо.

VERY GOOD!! THANK YOU! AMAZING LESSON. Спасибо! OBRIGADO!!.

отлично уроки

I love this channel.....

Thank you Olga! I belived they were sinonyms.

Спасибо ❤

you are amazing!!

How can I say “ I study Russian language at the university” should I use я изучаю Русский язык в университете or Я учусь Русский язык в университете?

I think I understand what all of these words mean now, but I don't know how to properly say that I am learning Russian... I don't go to school and I do not take formal courses of any kind, no homework etc. I "study" with apps, RU-vid videos, songs, movies, TV series etc. How do I say this properly in Russian?!?

You should appear in your videos more.

"To study" (in) Russian is a real nightmare 😸

На этом этапе все объяснения идут на русском языке. Им не нужно понятие 1 склонение или 2 склонение. И тд если Вам будут нужны боле подробные комментарии, обращайтесь

Жуть, это все учат по-другому

Спасибо!