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Wow, interesting! New episodes of Russian for beginners are coming soon!

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Very glad to hear that you find the channel useful. That’s right, verbs of motion can be used literally, for expressing movement or figuratively, like in the examples given in the video.

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I think it's like test your A1 level. Like you need to get at least more than 25(?) to know you're A2! Because A1 and A2 are different.

Keep up the great work!

Hello! We use the genitive case after the preposition “у”. The genitive case of “товарищ” is “товарища”. But you are right about the plural form - it will be “товарищи”. I hope this helps.

@@levelupyourrussian Am I doing it wrong? According to the rule, we normally tell Товарищ that we should bring the letter a in the in case. (товариЩ- товарища) However, when we say дедушка, we follow the 7-letter rule. (singular form) дедушка - дедушки But I'm studying like товарищи form is singular form not a plural form. cause of letter щ. Is it wrong?

@@senockaa Товарищ is the singular form. It is a masculine noun and declines accordingly following the declension rules for masculine nouns. In the genitive case it changes to “товарища”. Дедушка is also a masculine noun, but this is an exception, because it ends in -a, which is an ending typical for feminine nouns, therefore even though masculine, this noun will follow the declension rules for nouns ending in -a (feminine nouns). So in the genitive it will be “дедушки”. Let me know if you have any further questions.

@@levelupyourrussian Thank you very much for long explanation. You helped me such as humble way. Best wishes✨

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@@levelupyourrussian good morning Miss I am learning Russian,and i have no one to practice How can you help me with that?

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@@levelupyourrussian thank you! Can i please have your Instagram,so i can tell you something specific and important! Thank you

Would you write them differently?

@@levelupyourrussian п и т Or in English like P and T. But I listen again, now I know.

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Hi Mohsin! I’m very happy to hear that and you are very welcome! Glad that you find my courses and other resources useful. Keep up the good work!

@@levelupyourrussian Yelena , do you provide private lessons as well??

@@LearnLaughCodeWithMohsin-ti7we I do offer an intensive program for taking your Russian language skills to the next level. It is 4 weeks long and it includes one-on-one online lessons once a week during the program. You can learn more about it here: completerussianlanguagecourse.com/4-week-russian-sprint/

Keep on going! Don’t get discouraged! 16 is not bad and with a bit of practice you will surely see improvement.

@@levelupyourrussian wow thanks! btw sorry I wasn't subbed to you earlier lol 😂 your courses might actually help a lot with improving my Russian also possibly making it be my third language since I speak English and Portuguese, but thanks for the advice even tho my Russian is not that good given the fact that I like to be humble but thanks again 👍

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Many of these words are of Latin or Greek origin which had influence on many of today’s languages. I’m glad to hear that you find the video useful!

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