How I Learnt Russian on My Own
Hi, my name is Abraham. I was born and raised in Nigeria and have lived in Kazakhstan for about five years. Since the beginning, moving to Kazakhstan hasn't felt like moving away from home, but going home. Today, it really feels like I have two homes, and like family or friends,
I learnt Russian on my own and am doing well with it today. On this channel, I want to help you and encourage you to learn Russian and whatever language you want to learn.
I have received many questions about how I learned Russian, and today, I finally made a video in which I tried to answer many of them, explain how I knew, and recommend which sources to use.
I hope that this video will help you in your journey,
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Thanks for this video. It has been an inspiration. I will try learning 5 Russian words a day, but sometimes learning 1 word means learning 12 variations hahaha.
@AbrahamSalako2019
9 күн бұрын
Yes! I see what you mean! Well, you can keep it one variation at a time 😂😂😂. The goal is not to stop. CONSISTENCY!
@user-or6oo2hm9r
7 күн бұрын
@@AbrahamSalako2019 Yeah! I feel that.. 🤣 People keep telling me to focus on one case at a time, but I find it hard to do much with a word if I only know the nominative form. But then again it's hard to do much when I keep mixing up all the cases anyway... so maybe I should just take the advice.
This channel will grow up, I am sure , It worth gold, thanks KZread's recomendations
@AbrahamSalako2019
15 күн бұрын
Thank you! I hope it does too. And I hope not to disappoint my viewers.
The part about volunteering in a library is inspiring. How did you go about it. Did you just ask a library if you could do it? How did people find out about it in order to come to the classes? I'm very interested in this.
@AbrahamSalako2019
5 күн бұрын
I'd say I was lucky to be invited by the American Corner to the Library. It was a call for volunteers, my head of department told me about it and I just happened to be available. They organised and call for students all I did was only to show up and then It continued from there. You might as well look out for branches of The American Corner in your country on Instagram. I wish you the best.
@MauritiusMoments
5 күн бұрын
@@AbrahamSalako2019 спасибо! Thank you for your reply and your video!
❤
@AbrahamSalako2019
14 күн бұрын
🙏
i didn’t know that ur Russian is really gooood 😱
@AbrahamSalako2019
15 күн бұрын
😂😂😂 I’m still learning though. I hope to get better.
Картошка СНГ хороша для жарки в масле😂
@AbrahamSalako2019
14 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
Do you think russian or English is harder? I think English grammar is easier but the amount of phrasal verb you should memorize is insanely large 😭
@AbrahamSalako2019
14 күн бұрын
Hmmm, I still thing Russian is quite difficult compared to English though. I sometimes struggle with Russian cases. Yes, we have a plethora of phrasal verbs in English, you just have to keep learning. Thanks for the comment.