The best russian teacher ever i donated 10 euros

I like your Russian accent when you speak English

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+albert odillon thx

I find this incredibly relaxing.

The volume of the background music is too loud for some people with hearing problems. Words are distorted by music. Would be better to remove music all together.

@Visionery1

2 жыл бұрын

I agree about the music, it serves no purpose and makes it difficult to understand the dialogue. Please Natalia, omit the music on future videos.

It would have been helpful if you counted 1-20 altogether after going through your breakdown to get a sense of continuity. This is how children learn & adults are just children in bigger bodies.

Why tf I'm watching this, I'm Russian?

@Scottcels

7 жыл бұрын

Big girls never cry wew lad

@user-ex3ey9tk5j

7 жыл бұрын

Viper's Spicy Meme videos What XD

@Scottcels

7 жыл бұрын

what part of Russia are you from?

@user-ex3ey9tk5j

7 жыл бұрын

Viper's Spicy Meme videos I was born in Saint Petersburg, live in Moscow

@zanacex3558

6 жыл бұрын

The case is useful, but for some reason unpopular. People do not really want to learn a language derived from Sanskrit.

Спасибо Болшое, Наталья и До Свиданя

Thank you for making it super understandable and well explained! I will practice.

This is the best video on this topic that I have seen. Thank You!!

очень большой спасибо,урок пошел на пользу и уже говорю на 20 языках

Very clear pronunciation with your mesmerizing voice. Anyone can learn Russian from you.

you have a beautiful voice, there is beautiful music at the background as well, and you give a good explanation, thanks, spasiba.

Well done!

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+John Witte Thanks!

thank you , I corrected many my mistakes and come to know why I am unable to speak counting till yet .

thankyou great videos, please update more

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+kim young You're welcome!

This is great! Thank you so much!!!

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+Clark T You're welcome!

Thank you very much!

great work Natalia spasiba balshoi prepadavatil

Clear pronunciation! Thank you.

learning so much with you Natalia Spasibo !

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

@stephenhoy4119

7 жыл бұрын

Spasiba Natalia. I love your videos and loving Russkiy Yazyk !

Thank you, your channel is very helpful.

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+Andrew G Welcome!

@user-jg1ms1bi7s

8 жыл бұрын

+Weekly Russian здаров а ты чё русская если да то круть а если нет то ......

@leonardoparedes4284

8 жыл бұрын

ur amazing hun

Thanks a lot!!!! You´ve done a wonderful work; especially with your nice voice and relaxing music. Go on!!!

what a sweet class , it's very helpful. thank you mrs Natalie

Best video for learning to count!

The best Russian teacher..!!!

Numbers = English letters = Russian letters = [English sounds]: 1 = one = один = [a'din] 2 = two = два = [dva] 3 = three = три =[tri] 4 = four = четыре = [chi'tyre] 5 = five = пять = [pyat] t - very soft sound 6 = six = шесть = [shest] t - very soft sound 7 = seven = семь = [sem] m - very soft sound 8 = eight = восемь = ['vosem] m - very soft sound 9 = nine = девять = ['devyat] t - very soft sound 10=ten = десять = ['desyat] t - very soft sound ' - stress

Wow, this is a very big improvement in sound quality from the video I saw that was uploaded 7 months ago. The addition of the music is also very calming, thank you. I did not have it in mind to try to learn Russian now, but your channel is very welcoming and makes it easy to pay attention. I am subscribed :).

I hate Putin ,but I really love Russian language , Very rich literature, especially you teach very well. You are also very pretty ,Please continue.

Very good! Many thanks!

i like the way you have made the lesson in addition to the lesson itself, big like

Damn, her accent gets me every fucking time.

Real teacher. Keep moving forward

Интересная подача информации) / Very interesting way for teach:)

thank you Natalia

Natalia thank you for the information. I love your voice, take care.

I learned to count in Russian with you so fast! Spassiva!

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Nice Video. Thanks for the repetition. it make us more easy to understand. Thanks

Very clear Наталья! I use the mnemonic that you can "not sit" on 11-19 (it's not exact but it helped me).

@inteusproductions

7 жыл бұрын

thanks michael thats awesome :D

Your charming face and suit voice injected injected us the pleasent atmosphere of Russian number system. Plus wonderful teaching technique.Keep on uploading such kind of interesting video.

Aaargh - the music.

Thanks indeed. very easy way to learn Russian numbers, cheers darling

Thank you

I vied to Russia last year - and I smaak the country and its people. I want to learn Russian.

Pretty nice lesson.

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+Henry Nieves Thank you!

With this i can really improve my Russian. Thanks Natalia

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

this is so helpful! I have many online courses but to have a native speaker teach me, it helps a lot! maybe my slavic genes help too haha!

I like your videos but the music is always sad,it discourages learning honestly, can you omit it or use an other music ,please?

Да, отлично. Ваше видео очень хорошо. Большое спасибо.

Спасибо

Thank you soooooooooooooo much!!!!!!! =D

really helpful video

hi natalia i am learning russian with you i enjoy the videos

Thanks for help :))

Wow what an enchanting and helpful video. Спасиво вам Liked and suscribed!

I love Russia ! I love Russians beautiful people ! I love the Russian Language and i love your Video and last but not least i love you Natalia :D

spasibo Natalia love your videos

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Spasiba Thanks a lot

perfect...

Cool! Thanks, I like your voice :)

the dopest number counting in the world

You forgot zero!It is really important, for instance when telling someone a telephone number.Please include it next time

@weeklyrussian

6 жыл бұрын

Good point. Thanks!

@Anarchsis

4 жыл бұрын

Weekly Russian So what’s zero?

@shaunbiza7140

4 жыл бұрын

@@Anarchsis Null

@nightplayer8550

4 жыл бұрын

it is nol i guess

very good method dear Natalia

Great video!

Daily revised is helpful adin dwa tri chietry ... Sorak..

best counting video I've seen

Thank you it is useful

I love these lessons Natalia - you have a lifelong fan, in fact I think I am in love with you

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

+Dr. Ralph Kennedy Glad that you enjoy them.

I love it, is the 7th language I am learning that awesome. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

спасибо

Its more useful..thank u...pls update more videos abt numerals..

наталья спасибо вам

this is a really good video

Spasiba.

I was kind of waiting for the desyat'+nadtsat!! XD I forgot to count right there!

Наталья, но фоновая музыка слишком громко.

so that's what Odin means!

@FlashManinSpace

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Duckworth it's pronounced ad-yen 😜

@dieterringler9476

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Duckworth n8

@kiddosvendetta

6 жыл бұрын

Lol I knew that

@angies4136

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Duckworth 1

@trojanette8345

5 жыл бұрын

@@FlashManinSpace Thanks for making it clearer

Very good

I don't contest the background music effect but Natalia, you have a voice so soothing, hypnotizing... @6:54 I'm starting to fall... awa..

Wow. Cool spsibo

what's the background music of this video? could somebody tell me

It's interesting that the number three is so close to English, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. They say in English it has a direct Germanic root, but I'm inclined to believe it has some origin somewhere in the Northern territories perhaps between Russia and Scandinavia. We in Britain probably got it from the Vikings.

@DieFlabbergast

8 жыл бұрын

+William Fenton Dear God! What complete ignorance of the history of the Indo-European languages! English three, Welsh tri, French trois, German drei, Russian tri, Latin tres, Modern Greek tria, and many many more are all descended from the common Indo-European root-word, which was "trei" or "tri."

@DieFlabbergast

8 жыл бұрын

+William Fenton You deserved to be "condescended" to. You obviously know _nothing_ about linguistics or the history of your own language, and yet you post a comment saying "They say in English it has a direct Germanic root, but I'm inclined to believe ..." Who are you to be "inclined to believe" something about an academic field you haven't studied? This is science, not religion: there's no "believe" in it! The "they" in your "they say" are linguists, i.e. people who have devoted thousands upon thousands of hours of study to the origins of languages, including yours. Until you've put in a hell of a lot of time studying the subject, you don't have the RIGHT to come on here and display your arrogance! "Yes, werl, the _experts say it's this, but I'm _not_ going to agree with them! I have my _own_ views." Fuck off!

@DieFlabbergast

8 жыл бұрын

+William Fenton You're a complete idiot, and there's no point in arguing with you any further. I refer you to your original post, which you appear to have forgotten. Yes, you most certainly _did_ claim the authority to hold an opinion on a highly technical issue in contradiction to the view of those who have dedicated their whole fucking lives to the study of this subject. When called out on this, like most of the pricks here on KZread, you have refused to admit that you were wrong. Fuck off and stay fucked! Any further notifications of comments from the direction of this video will be sent straight to the delete bin.

@williamarthurfenton1496

8 жыл бұрын

DieFlabbergast How convenient, when all else fails put your fingers in your ears, right? So, how about you address the thing that I actually said? Old Norse was a Germanic language, yes or no? See, what you may have missed, is that ALL I concocted was perhaps English was handed the word 'three' from the Vikings, and not from the Saxons. Even if that's wrong (I'm open to it being wrong), is that somehow saying the etymological history of 'three' or the entire language has completely different roots apart from Indo-European, as you seem to think I'm arguing? Well? Maybe 'origin' wasn't the best word to use, but fucking hell it's pretty damn obvious I don't mean it literally had an origin there. People say English has an origin in England, but we all know it has a history and origin far, far back and in different locales. Go on, as you've appointed yourself judge and jury. You play the little innocent I see, but how about you gain some sense of proportionality in this situation and accept the entirely unwarranted offensive nature of your initial response, hmm? Oh no, you can't imagine yourself as a guilty party here, oh no. "Yes, you most certainly did claim the authority to hold an opinion on a highly technical issue in contradiction to the view of those who have dedicated their whole fucking lives to the study of this subject" WRONG. Do you not think you are reading a little in to my comment, just a tad? See the problem with thinkers - see how I actually recognised your intelligence (well, it's part of me not being a cunt, and you, well, being one) - is the need to THINK, and it often lands you in Fantasia. "They say" does NOT 'obviously' mean "Every single respected authority on the subject at hand, does it? How do you know 'they' isn't a reference to common opinion, as in the word of the street? This is a KZread comment, for the love of fuck, NOT a scientific paper. What you also conveniently ignore is my efforts to stress uncertainty in these matters 'INCLINED to BELIEVE' 'PROBABLY got it from'. Maybe, just maybe, these facts don't deserve a response of such venom that you displayed. Maybe I never claimed to have absolute knowledge? Hmm.. how exactly is this arrogance? Just what is your story you little fuckcheese? Are you some insecure little urchin, just finished a degree in language and now considers themself a divine judge of all knowledge? No, fuck you.

Love it! My wife is Russian and we now live in Saint Petersburg! Where do you count from 100 up to a thousand?

You said "Good luck with counting," but it sounded like "Good Luck Wisconsin." Still, great video and it helped me a lot.

хорошо

Thanx, Natalia, but the background music is too loud.

i love you and your voice its amazine я люблю тыя i'm sorry if i wron i try to lern russian . i love my contry russian .

tsat' - (10)

Natalia, what percentage of russians can speak English do you think, or German? And is it possible to get around if I don't speak the language?

👍👍👍

Спасибо. Меня зовут харвиндер

Please don’t use red font since it is hard to read it and make the Tussian font bigger to read it easy

So, when I want to say 41, would it be sorok+odin? and it this the format for the rest of the numbers up to 100? pyatdesyat+odin? shestdesyat+odin? semdesyat+odin? vosemdesyat+odin? devyanosto+odin? sto+odin? ect.

I m your new indian subscriber

song?

здавсвтуйте, меня зовут жасон, пруятно познокомится! спасибо for the informative video. I am learning more Russian every day. До свидания!

The music just sounds like noise. It needs to be more quiet like a class room setting.

Spasibs

Excellent but I am terrible at rolling my "r's."

Natalia- you covered the numbers from 1-100 precisely, but what about " 0 " zero. How do you say zero in Russian.Thanks.

@RuNet6036

7 жыл бұрын

Ноль (Nol')

@jameshermes1273

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

I've watched like five numbers videos and I'm still a bit confused. Natalia, you write one as odin, but I hear the letter, д , as an English G. Instead of ah-din, I hear it as ah-jean. Is this correct or I'm just hearing it wrong?

@Qwertyuiopoiuytrewq666

7 жыл бұрын

N Emerson In один the "д" is soft (followed by "softening" vowel и). When palatalised the D sound kinda sounds like a g to a non-native speaker I guess. Try to say D but very slowly, think about where your tongue is in the mouth. If you try to block the flow of air by raising the tongue and touching the roof of your mouth you might be able to pronounce the soft Д