I have been trying to learn the russian language for a while but I must say you explain it the best

Thank you for your videos! I can understand more clearly now, why people don't want to learn Russian :P

@fijikiddo

3 жыл бұрын

Well idk probably because people have a Phobia of Russians

Я русский, но всё равно смотрю потому что интересно)

I’m a mom wanting to learn Russian. I learned all about cases and such in our old fashion English class and gender in German; so this is easy to follow. I like this. Ii’s is so much better than than the other sites where they have you saying words and sentences but you don’t know why.. I use this in conjunction with the others to gain vocabulary, bur now I know why OH is pronounced differently from OHA.

@Mary-671

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I just noticed all the typos! Thanks for your response.

So far my favorite teacher on You Tube for beginning Russian!

Learning Russian through movies is helpful. Can you recommend a few movies that are suitable for beginners? Thanks.

@weenie7746

4 жыл бұрын

I think there is a russian ww2 movie called tanker. I know a bit of Russian, and there are English subtitles. So hearing Russian and knowing what they were saying was cool as hell.

Thank you!

Thank you very much - I can speak basic bulgarian and assumed the alphabet was the same but it isn't quite. So I did the alphabet one out of curiosity and am now so interested I will continue. Thanks Kris - great course and I wish you all the best. The thought of six cases (whatever that means) is a bit scary!

Thanks for this 😊

Thank you so much

Very cool, спасибо!

Kris, your lessons are really great!

Thanks brother ❤️

Thank you so much for these awesome videos!!!! Give more videos on russian vocabulary please.

Good teacher

you are the best , thanks a lot, keep up the great work, russian for moms rock

Nice teaching

@RushintoRussian

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks and welcome

HEY KRIS!!!!! I 'm just starting to learn Russian on an app that connects you with native speakers. One of the Russian guys I've been talking to send me the link to you to help me get started. That's high praise indeed, validation from a native! Thought you'd like to know that. Loving your lessons, nnnneeeevvver thought I'd be able to break into understanding this language but you have made it so easy. A life long desire of mine to speak Russian has begun in real life! Thank you so much Kris, you're a brilliant teacher snd seem like one heck of a sound dude.🤪😃 it would be cool to see you doing a lesson with a real beginner, think that would help the rest of us. To be zble to see the mistakes beginners make in real rime, and have them corrected and understand what was wrong is key to understanding language. I think that eould work really well with 2 people, the expert and the beginner, cos you only learn best by speaking aloud with natives or those who are fluent. I'll volunteer to be quinoa pig, we could do it over zoom! Have a think about it, and we should talk about what that might look like and how it could be beneficial. Hit me up if you wanna brainstorm a wee bit, although I apologise for using the word brainstorm. Don't let that put you off.

@deirdrer1

2 жыл бұрын

Also do you do private lessons?

Здравствуйте Крис I'm enjoying your videos as much as I can follow between Work and kids. I'm off to Moscow in November this year for 3 weeks. I've been learning Russian for a bit, more than enough to holiday. Anything you could help with that you Think I'll need would be great, cheers Rhian.

@xalekcey

5 жыл бұрын

November is not the best time to visit Russia. Overcast, snow, cold, no green

@rhian2033

5 жыл бұрын

@@xalekcey that means it's the best for photography. Cold? It's Russia and it's the winter.... What has the greenery got to do with the country? I'd prefer to move there if i didn't have family.

@DeadnWoon

5 жыл бұрын

I would personally say that maybe you should watch some material about Russian... well, way of doing things, way of thinking, plus to what you know in their language. Maybe 'should' is not the right word, but still. Thus, for each big group of Russian people who hate the USSR you can always find no lesser group of people who idolize it. You can always find those who love Stalin and hate Lenin, as well as those who love Lenin and hate Stalin, as well as those who hate both, and those who love both. You can find such amazing things as Orthodox-Christian Stalinists and prostitutes reposting WW2 photos to the Victory Day. Russia is extremely diverse and Russians are extremely diverse. I would say that the knowledge and admiration of post-modernism helps understanding Russia's past and present. I mean, not that it is necessary, but like with every other country, art, movies, literature, people's comprehension of their history adds to the tourist experience a lot.

I might be mistaken, but it seams for me that it would be better to illustrate propositional case with words "about" and "on top of". Like "let me tell you about this book" (the "book" will be propositional) or "the statue was placed on top of massive stone" (the "stone" is propositional). This case with word "in" ("в") can be tricky because it changes the case if you try to wide it from "in" ("в") to "inside" ("внутри"): "in box" ("в коробке") - Propositional case, but "inside the box" ("внутри коробки") - Genitive case.

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Thank you sir i am from kolkata india

Большое спасибо! Я пытаюсь выучить русский язык. Это трудно. 😊

@urbexe1620

4 жыл бұрын

Ненадо

@urbexe1620

4 жыл бұрын

В России херово

@alexandergealt9193

4 жыл бұрын

Ничего трудного в русском нет) Я с детства говорю :D

@if-i-was-rude-i-am-sorry

4 жыл бұрын

@@ctototamka3963 Он пошутил, как мне кажется

@gojotigan92

4 жыл бұрын

@@if-i-was-rude-i-am-sorry русские не шутят. не умеют. климат не располагает.

There is a mistake. Masculine nouns don't always end with a consonant. For example, words дедушка and папа are masculine.

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Is there an order to watch your videos?

Hi , it was awesome ..i had one question , how many years it will take to be intermediate in Russian language ?

@RushintoRussian

3 жыл бұрын

Depends

гуд морнинг омерика

Please someone help me I want to watch the rest of the lessons of this course but I can't find it not in the channel playlist not in search please help 😢

@RushintoRussian

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/head/PL8euYnWpKImoUfv08OykSRkU2HeDpahfP

"All Russian nouns end in a consonant". I keep my breathing steady whilst drinking my cup of кофе.

@anhpam9205

3 жыл бұрын

I think Kris said masculine nouns end with a consonant.

@gghelis

3 жыл бұрын

@@anhpam9205 this is not true either.

Почему так мало просмотров?(

@dominicsnead9891

3 жыл бұрын

umm yes

Я могу ошибаться, но у меня в детстве падежи имели другую последовательность. А именно, дательный и винительный поменяны местами.

@ghostman1273

5 жыл бұрын

Нет, все верно. Винительный четвертый, просто на английский он как раз и переводится как Dative. Это слово не надо путать с названием дательного падежа.

@karoline_siktere

5 жыл бұрын

Ребят, я очень извиняюсь, но вы только еще сильнее запутываете "великий и могучий" :) Строгий порядок (ИванРодилДевчонкуВелелТащитьПеленку) не так уж важен; если иностранцам в другой последовательности удобнее запоминать, то почему бы нет? (Об)винительный - accusative (обвиняет кого? что?) I see you (вижу - кого? - тебя). Задавая себе простые русские вопросы, здесь даже без "углубленного" знания английского понятно, что падеж винительный. Дательный - dative (дал кому? чему?) The boy gave...to... (дал - кому? - собаке) Инструментал кейс насмешил очень :) не посмотрела бы видео, не узнала бы столько нового :) Спасибо, Крис!

@b_noname

4 жыл бұрын

​@@ghostman1273 Dative - это как раз дательный падеж. Не надо путать людей.

@gojotigan92

4 жыл бұрын

@@b_noname , ага, а винительный аккузатив, дословно причинительный.

@gojotigan92

4 жыл бұрын

@@karoline_siktere , аккузатив не обвиняет. и не винит. ad causa .

This is so similar to latin.

Who are the three miserable sods who gave this a thumbs down!?

You should not call Russian letters buy their English names because technically it’s completely different letters from two different alphabets.

я крис

just like Portuguese, and i think i hate it, or love it, i dont know lol

I'm a complete beginner. And everything seems very scary lol.

@RushintoRussian

Жыл бұрын

That's a common feeling when starting. It's important to walk before you run.

русский россия

There is a mistake in your explanation about the endings of neuter nouns. Neuter nouns never have ending Ya in singular . They have ending Yo . I am a Russian native speaker and I know it for sure.

@IarBest

2 жыл бұрын

Так тоже думал, потом поискал в интернете. Время, дитя, пламя и пр...

@s_t_a_c_i_a28

2 жыл бұрын

@@IarBest да...вы правы ...это я забыла про такие слова, но их не так много, которые заканчиваются на -Я. Большинство всё-таки заканчиваются на -О или -Е.

@IarBest

2 жыл бұрын

@@s_t_a_c_i_a28 не спорю :)

Жесть

skip the cases for now

Русский вообще невозможно выучить, такое ощущение 😂 мне жалко иностранцев

Крис, ты потолстел?

@SBerTtube

4 жыл бұрын

Вы разве не знали, что настоящие пацаны толстеют и уезжают во Флориду?

your vids dont explain things well you didnt explain what genders are well what cases are well

@RushintoRussian

Жыл бұрын

Yea my vids suck. Thanks for watching 😂

You are so lucky not to be cancelled by the radical left for saying 2 genders. 😂