You are one beautiful Russian lady...and a great teacher. Thanks for breaking down new words by syllable. It's very helpful.

@gregavans1078

7 жыл бұрын

miss natalia. in a few months my russian wife will finally come to america.. i have really learn more from your correct pronunciations than any other lessons.. i think it best to learn from a russian rather than an American speaking Russians tongue and sounds. many words i learned from other lessons were wrong.. so thank you .. spasiba

Thank you Natalia, you're a wonderful teacher.

You make learning a pleasure Natalia

To my dear Natalia, Thank you for explaining the origin of the days of the week, in Russian.

I like the way that you speak English,it sounds really good,i like your lessons,i want to learn some,you bring a whole new meaning to the word elucidate,excellent,

I think you've made the best video here of the Russian names for the days of the week by explaining their semantic origins. This makes it much easier to remember them. Bravo!

Thank you very much......for not having any accompanying music to "help" us learn! Thumbs up, Lady.

The additional information on how the names of the week are derived is excellent . Well done! Thank you!

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

what a beauty...I watch every one of your lessons from now on...

Excellent! Very thorough presentation! Thank you!

@weeklyrussian

10 жыл бұрын

дед мороз Thank you!

You are so adorable and a good teacher! Thanks for being awesome.

Thank you, I appreciate when the etymology of the word is given!

Your method of association makes it much easier to learn this lesson. Thanks again Natalia.

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

I am very thankful to you to make Russian language easy

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Superb presentation! Your videos are very helpful in learning Russian as beginner. Please continue the good work. Keep it up! Best wishes!!!

Very interesting, I really liked your explanation. Thank you

ou are one beautiful Russian lady...and a great teacher. Thanks for breaking down new words

Your presentations are excellent. Congratulations.

Thank you for making the words easier to learn

Спасибо большое 😊✨

Thanks a lot Natalia it was very nice ...God Bless your efforts.

that was awesome!

This leason helps to memorise Russian Week Days with some cultrual factors. Большое спасибо!

@weeklyrussian

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Большое спасибо🎉🎉🎉

Great thanks!

Very interisting way to teach and lovely voice, it´s just I need for learn russian language

Спасибо!

hi Natalia I just found you on youtube the other day. This is my third video I am watching after watching the numbers video several times and greetings video. I look forward to watching more of your videos and learning to speak Russian to the Russian children I teach in the nyc tri state area.

@weeklyrussian

8 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

😍😍😍😍😍😍... you are beautiful every day of the week from what I see ! “Spasibo” for the video

Спасибо большое! This helps me study for my Russian test!

@weeklyrussian

9 жыл бұрын

Rusty Shackleford Пожалуйста!

THANK YOU SO MUCH

This is a one of the best video. 👍

Спасибо for saying the words slowly

I very agree with your method, but I need to tell that mechanic need to "see" (imagine to undersand) the fonction (attribution) of each part, each piece of a motor to correctly rebuilt it. We need to observe not only the "thing", but also the fonction (onction of each part. for instance injection system : imagine the way... from the beginner (entrance, induction) to the abduction). Russian language is very very very "fonctionnal"... it's a real pleasure to listen your "symphonic" voice, it's easier to memorize with you (orchestral conductor). Russian Soul save the deep and best "voice" of each who have "lost" the fondamental "support" (lost "his feet" -balance) .

hi natasha if i want to learn russian, what do you recommend to be my first step? thank you!! great videos by the way very useful!!

Hi! Please upload more videos. Thanks

I love 3 languages.. English, Deutsche, and Russian..

good Russian lessons

ты красива!

@weeklyrussian

10 жыл бұрын

Michael Lobato Thank you!

spasiba kharasho.

Хорошо

You got blue eyes... amazing

Interesting, Portuguese days are similar, they're numbered until the weekend when Saturday is named after the Sabbath and Sunday after Lord/God. I guess English is the oddball naming days after Norse gods and planets/Roman gods lol.

wow, spaciba, I didn't know that, the way the name were related, wow nice

i like russian language,russian counts are similar yo indian sanskrit counting

why is week Nieděla? when nie dělat means not work, we have it as Sunday in czech, because we don't work at sunday :D others are same, and yea week is týden

@weeklyrussian

9 жыл бұрын

Marty toofree Very nice observation. Nedelya used to be the name for Sunday and the week was called Semidnitsa - seven days. Only later it was changed - Sunday became a day of resurrection and a week nedelya.

Reminds me of the woman from resident evil

Добавила урок на эту страничку w-t.me/Russian-DaysOfTheWeek-1 и в плейлист на эту w-t.me/Russian-Week Спасибо!

same in Arabic, sabit means суббота

Saturday closed to the Arabic name of Saturday it’s ( Sabt ) سبت

Jesus,man isnt she a beauty?

i dont know if i chould learn or see to your beautiful face

you are cute natalia !!! you cute!!!

@sorachaks.223

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, and I like your blue eyes

Did russian language or week names not exist before Christ ? Why is then Sunday named after Christ's resurrection?

Is it true that russians eat potatoes?!

1.NUMARA.BU.BEBEK.MEHMET ALİ ALPDOĞAN.

I want to marry you!