Give me some examples of your own phrases in the Comments below! 0:28 - УЧИТЬ meaning 0:55 - Examples for учИть + someTHING (e.g. school/college subject) 1:31 - Examples for учИть + someONE (a living being) ❗️I had hard times finding an appropriate / better English word for an "animate object" (a living being), and in the video, I'm calling it "an object"; please, read it as "a living being". 3:42 - УЧИТЬСЯ meaning 4:30 - Conjugation of УЧИТЬ & УЧИТЬСЯ 5:12 - Examples for УЧИТЬСЯ + to Do smth 5:56 - Examples for УЧИТЬСЯ = to Study 7:15 - Summary for УЧИТЬ vs УЧИТЬСЯ 7:49 - What are Reflexive Verbs? 8:43 - How do you say "I teach English/etc."? 9:30 - ИЗУЧАТЬ meaning 10:06 - Examples for ИЗУЧАТЬ 10:34 - Can you say "Я изучаю русский язык" instead of "Я учу русский язык"? 11:10 - ЗАНИМАТЬСЯ meaning 12:04 - Review and meanings of "Чем ты занимаешься?" 12:51 - Conjugation of ЗАНИМАТЬСЯ 13:23 - Examples for ЗАНИМАТЬСЯ 14:34 - The Lesson's Summary Учить + someTHING (noun in Accusative) = to learn (Я учУ *рУсский* *язЫк* ) Учить + someONE (noun in Accusative) = to teach Учиться + Infinitive of a Verb = to learn how to Do smth (Я учУсь *игрАть* на гитАре) Учиться = to be a student somewhere, to study (Я учУсь в университЕте) ⬇️ Thus: Я *учУсь* игрАть на гитАре = I'm *learning* to play the guitar _vs_ Я *учУ* игрАть на гитАре = I'm *teaching* to play the guitar - 2:30 Изучать + smth (noun in Accusative) = to study smth at a deeper level, professionally (Я изучАю кибернЕтику) ЗанимАться = to be *occupied with* smth, to be doing smth / to practice some skill (Я занимАюсь рУсским) 'Учиться' = to acquire new skills; _vs_ 'Заниматься' = to practice the existing skills. 👆 This video is a part of a Guided Course for learning Russian: kzread.info/head/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

Im not crying here there just tears of joy from finally understanding the difference

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

ха-ха-ха!

@emrahs1

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same feeling.

As Spanish speaker, It was really difficult to learn all the verbs for "estudiar" but your explanation was so clear and useful. Thank you so much for your wonderful work. I'm already subscribed.

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Спасибо, Каролина!

What a wonderful explanation video after video you make me surprised about your way to simplify things .... it's great

Another thing in your videos is that you not only give the rules but a background to enable us to deeply understand why. This is very helpful and special in your videos. Очень спасибо

You're so attractive teacher ever.I love your teaching methode👋🏽👋🏽

Большое спасибо, я бразилец и я учу русский язык один, я попробую учить русский только дома. Я знаю говорю более или менее, но я умею писать, читать и понимать много слов. Я обожаю это видео.

@user-hk8ny4hn1f

3 жыл бұрын

Говорить*

Lesson is so funny,I enjoyed it.

I love your teaching skills thank you my beauty teacher

Super vidéo ! Et merci pour les sous-titres en français 😁

Вы действительно отличная преподавательница и ваш английский потрясающий

Спасибо

Omg, amazing lesson!!!!

you are my lovely teacher thank you

Wow... I've spent so much time, for sooo long, trying to figure out the difference between these words and FINALLY I now get it. Thank you!

I can only say wooow!!! you were born to teach. You clarified it better than everyone kudos to you gorgeous lady. I just enjoyed it🌹

Wow! Ты учила мне так хорошо!

Thanks so much… nice to have clarity 🙏

Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks............ At last somebody explained this wonderfully. I am crying now. :)

excellent explanation , in all time i have been learning russian, I had not got this well, till now , spaciba balshoi

Teacher , what a great lesson. Thank You.

Спасибо за фантастический урок! Very clear and concise. Incredibly helpful. Thank you!

Отличное видио, продолжай в том же духе)👍

Thank you so much! I've stuck in this verbs but your explanation helped me A LOT! Thanks again!

Life saving video 😂👏🏻 спасибо

Thank you so much for this video. I just started learning and needed this. Your the best.

Это видео отлично! Большое спасибо!

Muchas gracias , buen video

It is really a great work, thanks, and go ahead 😊.

Спосибо 💖

I understand the differences now much better. Thank you soooo much . 🤗🤗

Отличный урок! Молодец и спасибо!

отличный урок!

I can't thank you enough. You explained it so clearly that all the confusion disappeared. It was really helpful. Endless thanks💯💯💯

Really helpful thank you

Спасибо вам

Excellent explanation and simple and useful examples.

Thank you very much!!!!

Отлично!! Мне понравилась!! Я люблю тебя!!! 😊

Best explanation yet. Спасибо большое за видео

Good explained thx... maybe you could make a video with some exercices and explaining why a verb has been choosen.

best russian teacher out there for sure!

Omg you enlightened in this confusing subject better than any. Despite I nearly get it from others but yours are the best. Учить mean both to learn and to teach is really confusing until you point this out and explain how to differentiate he two.

Thank you so much for doing this video and put in this plataform. help me a lot in my study in day a day.

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, happy to hear that!

❤❤❤

Very good class

Сколько лет я изучаю русский язык (каждый день) и не могу, это так трудно, но я продолжаю и буду продолжать. Сегодня я нашел вас, учитель и я не оставлю вас

Thanks thanks, you really helping me alot to improve my russian i almost saw all your videos, after 7 months I'll start to do my masters degree in russian language, i hope I'll pick it up by this time, thanks alot your awesome 💯😻

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

огО! удАчи с диплОмом!

With заниматься we use instrumental case!

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Да, молодЕц! 🤗 отлИчно!

She is good...

Where could I find some exercises in order to practice?

you learn russian for 1 year then watch this then your understanding of russian will 100x

@RussianComprehensive

Ай бұрын

😄

Hello. Do you offer private lessons online. Or italki?

@RussianComprehensive

3 ай бұрын

Hi, yes, I do: forms.gle/k3CNFKqXbF779uTh8

forth case 😁

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

what is it called?

@mohammedalhrary8701

3 жыл бұрын

@@RussianComprehensive no no i was answering your question and to be honest i forget it name but it mostly end with (ом) in the names

Hello, is there a verb like изучаться?

@RussianComprehensive

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you could say “эта проблема изучается учёными всего мира” for instance

@mohiramirzaahmadova4765

Жыл бұрын

@@RussianComprehensive thank u

cnacu6o BAM. 👍❤

Thanks for the excellent and detailed lesson! Just to let you know, in English we say we teach math or mathematics, but we do not say maths (plural).

@gettingComputey

3 жыл бұрын

This is regional. Aussies and Brits say maths.

@Cyprian700

3 жыл бұрын

@@gettingComputey Thanks, I was not aware of that. We never say maths in the United States.

So it´s Я учу русский язык and я учусь в университете, but what if I want to say that I study Russian language at the university? Я учу или Я учусь? (русский язык в университете.)

@RussianComprehensive

4 жыл бұрын

In the video, I'm mentioning 2 ways of saying "study": I study (at the university) = Я учусь (в университете) and I study + a subject (at the university) = Я _______ русский язык (в университете) (It's neither "учить", nor "учиться", what is it?) 10:34

@erikbjrnyolsen9694

4 жыл бұрын

@@RussianComprehensive Я изучаю русский язык в университете. I didn't connect that yesterday 😊

@RussianComprehensive

4 жыл бұрын

@@erikbjrnyolsen9694 МолодЕц! = Great job! Я изучАю рУсский язЫк в университЕте - Russian language is your specialty, the main topic of your studies Я учУ рУсский язЫк в университЕте - you have Russian classes at the university

Can I also say "я учусь русскому языку", meaning I study Russian by myself, without a teacher?

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Not really, because "русский язык" isn't a skill (unlike speaking it). The best way is to say: Я учу русский язык, and if you want to underline that you're doing it on your own, you can add "сам" (on my own), or "самостоЯтельно"; "без учителя". You can also say "Я учусь говорить по-рУсски", but it sounds a little more specific, as you're mainly focused on speaking, rather than learning the language as a whole. я учу + a noun я учусь + a verb

@markkram9331

3 жыл бұрын

@@RussianComprehensive Большое спасибо!

После 9 лет я понял что, мне надо сказать я учу чем я изучаю 🤦 Спасибо

@RussianComprehensive

2 жыл бұрын

лУчше пОздно, чем никогдА! 😃 = better late than never!

Did anyone notice you are so cute

Я могу сказать: я сейчас каждый день занимаюсь в библиотеке?

@RussianComprehensive

Жыл бұрын

Да, очень хорошо! 👍

Teach slowly please! I CAN'T GET

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Hi! You might want to slow down the video through the Settings - Playback speed

Не очень понятно. Если студент хорошо понимает фразу " Я учу собаку сидеть", то зачем ему всю эту грамматику объяснять на английском языке? Зачем смешивать всё в одну кучу? Учиться в университете - это одна история, учиться плавать - другая. Ведь первая ошибка, которую делают студенты, - это "Я учу в университете". Мне кажется, что было бы гораздо понятнее, если бы учиться - научиться + Inf. и учить кого + inf. было в отдельном видео.

@RussianComprehensive

3 жыл бұрын

Я исходила из вопросов и ошибок, которые чаще всего делали мои начинающие студенты, основывалась на логике тех, у кого родной английский.

I'm Balinese learning russian, and i love russian girl 😚👍👍