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I would say at the office, unless I was talking about a specific one. I’m IN MY office, or IN YOUR office. Otherwise, for a general area, I would say AT the office. This lesson is fantastic, by the way. My wife is from Moscow, and I struggle to get clear explanations as to why I’ve said something incorrectly. This lesson was very clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much. I have a broad vocabulary, but I’m only just beginning to understand the subtleties of Russian grammar. This should hopefully also improve my listening skills. You’re an excellent teacher, and your English is very high level. 😁👏🏼

лучшая учительница русского языка ♡ keep making more videos, we beg you 🙏🏻

Glad your new video is here! Best Russian learning on RU-vid by far. Very excited to hear PDFs and listening practice are coming, I've been looking for Russian listening practice and haven't been able to find much. Thank you! Please keep it up!

Thank you so much. First time I just watched your video. I would really have more advanced, although I still learned some from this video.:))😇

Well i think your video interesting i folow you now young teacher let's go watching ya uchu parusskiy now congratulations continue your job 😊

Это именно то, что мне нужно. Спасибо за важную информацию. Других роликах, пожалуйста. Большое спасибо.😁

Estaba tratando de volver a verla. She's back again. No sé sabe cuánto la extrañamos. Dear teacher ❤❤❤❤

Всем спасибо for your amazing tutorial videos.👍👍👍

Спасибо🙂

Todavía lo estoy viendo y ya me has aclarado varias cosas. Tu acento español es muy bueno. Saludos desde Chile. большое спасибо.

You are the best

Bu genç hanımefendi ile Rusça öğrenmek gayet tavsiye edilmektedir

До следующего раза

About the office > This is what I think, you would say "in" the office, if you are talking about the specific location of your particular office in the company where you work at, or very specific about your location. But if you are using "office" more as general definition, or to describe what you are doing, then it would be "at" the office, because you could be in the meetings room, the hall, the patio, the parking... so if someone calls you, you could answer "I am at the office" (so you are busy)... I might be wrong, but this is how I have interpreted over the years. :) пооооехали!

ah the video we need

Bonjour! Excellent video with a very clear, relaxed presentation, but still very informative and with perfect elocution, and not devoid of humor)). In short, this testifies to your great teaching qualities. Furthermore, your English is top notch. Please continue! One of the best RU-vid videos for learning Russian that I have come across on the Internet. Well done! From a Frenchman who is learning Russian.

- У вас есть воды? - Не "воды", а "вода". - Тогда дайте мне вода! - Не "вода", а "воды". - Да я вижу у вас хрен напьешься!

Still waiting for russian history to just jump in this series 😅. like "Русская революция началась в 1917 году." started = начал Revolution = революция and also how many languages do you speak , I was just wondering .

"I'm at the office" would signify that's where you're currently located in a general sense, establishing it as a main location hub. "Are you going downtown today?" "Yeah, but I'll be at the office though." "I'm in the office" would be more specific, framing it as a sub-location in relation to others. "Which room are you in, your kitchen or bedroom?" "Actually, I'm in my office."

I’m still at the office

Спасибо большое из вена

Why didn´t you do the поехали! gesture? it is like your personal touch! Sooo cool.. :) :)

Я не представляю, как можно выучить русский. Иду, хожу, пошёл, пришёл, это ж епнуцца можно.

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Khkhkh heeeeehihhhhəhh "bukil up"😆🤣 Ya zamooojhzhim 💃👰🤵🕺

Здравстуйте Мария )) Я попытаьюс объяснить разница вам на русском! Какой ислоьзуем «at the office» иил «in the office», Всё зависит контекст. Если кто-то хочет сказат где кто-то, мы ислоьзуем IN the office. -- где он прячется? -- the office. -- Он на улице? -- No, he's the office. AT the office = как работа. Он на работе = he's the office. (If he works at or in an office.) Пример -- Он свободен сегодня, да? Я знаю, он в парке ждёт меня! -- Нет. К сожалению его график поменял. Он the office (he's at work/he's working at the office) -- Блин. Кошмар -- что делать?! So, for the sentence you were using in the video, since you're saying that you're still at work, it's "I'm still AT the office." 😊 I hope I explained it well for you, but if not, I can try to elaborate. Кстате, мы можем ислоьзуем «ты»?

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At office

Hello 👋

Hello my name is Moises and would like to learn Russian I love Russian language could you teach me please

Okeys

Which city is she from?

В вопросе "Как Вас зовут?" употребление "вы" с большой буквы всё-таки спорно для обучения иностранцев. Они могут запомнить это навсегда однобоко.

Родительный падеж мне кажется самый трудный😦

Новая стрижка? 🙂

it has been a while crocodile

Выходи за меня.

sen bence sadece comprehensible input yap anca öyle öğretebilirsin

Я не понимаю accusative case хахахаха it seems so arbitrarily

ilk izleme ilk yorum

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