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Ну, не знаю. "Зуб даю" очень редко используется в нынешнее время. Атавизм. Да и говорили так только гопники. Если уж говорить об уличном слэнге, чаще говорят "Отвечаю" или "Бля буду"

Du bist toll! 🥰

Das hast du wieder einmal sehr schön gemacht! ❤

Thank you very much for this video, you' ve done great! By the way, your wallpaper is legend. I'm surprised no one ever commented on it. Peace and love from Germany.

E em portugues digo que a exposicao foi excelente Breve , interessante e tranquilo Por isso é de repetir até saber de cor

Я из Иемена 😊 Вы самый лучший Преподаватель ❤

привет

привет❤❤

In Poland, we use exactly the same gestures with exactly the same meaning. Thank you for your video.

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The classic "I've got your nose!".

I am from US and love your country. Learning here.

Това са жестове присвоени от жестомимичен език на глухите

Super 👌 Take love from Bangladesh ❤️ 🇧🇩❤️🇷🇺

Я из Непала. Я очень люблю русский язык. Мне очень понравилась вашa практическая презентация

Thank you for this wonderful vid. I really enjoyed it. I appreciate your time in making this video for us all. And yes, would love to see more. Thank you, Peace

Hello madam

You should know what is the meaning of the Word ”tchotcho ” in indian language;by the way I am not indian but I can speak several languages( Spassiba balshoy,Ooooshin kharasho, Maladit)

Im turkish and all the gestures in this video we also use them but some of them meaning different 1. same here its also means little bit 2)giving a thooth we do it when we afraid of something 3)when our money end we do to our throat like that not the time we wanna drink alchol 4)fig gesture here is mean' female genetal ' so showing somebody can couse a fight 5)little finger shows friendship so same

Я нравится русский язык ❤👍

Я нравится русский язык ❤👍

Strange how the word 'tea' in Russian is exactly the same as in Hindi, conversely the expression for 'little' is highly vulgar in India. Six (or 6) is very similar in Afrikaans which is a Germanic language. The 'fig' hand gesture was commonly used when we were children, thankfully it has fallen out of use many decades ago, it too was vulgar.

Spasiba😉

Не понял куда я попал, видео на русском, а комментарии все на английском практически 🤣🤣🤣

Teach me Russian and I'll teach you English 😂😂😂👄👄👄👄🌹🌹🌹🌹from USA.

W Polsce namy takie same określenua i znaczenia. Tak jak u was w Rosji. Pozdrawiam z Polski.

Very Helpful Content ✅ Love From India 🇮🇳💚🇷🇺

Long Live Russia 🇷🇺💚🇷🇺

I know many people are talking about the subtitles, but I think this was the first time I could understand at least a few things in Russian because of its resemblance to other languages, along with the gestures of the woman speaking. Plus, she was talking slowly and pausing. They were just short snippets, but I almost felt like she was speaking a language I understood. I think these videos would be great for learning Russian (maybe someday). It was also very interesting to learn about those gestures. I think I'll recognize the matching gesture for 'little', as well as differences like the one for 'I got your nose', the pinky promise, and touching wood to avoid bad luck but not in a specific way of knocking, and definitely without spitting, lol. I like Russian movies, so I think this will be really useful for me. Thank you for this instructive video.

I wrote that too soon....YOU HAVE TO HAVE CLOSED CAPTION ON TO EVEN BE ABLE TO READ WHAT SHE SAID.....So WHY is the title in ENGLISH??????????

When I saw the video title in English, I did NOT think I would have to READ everything she said........

I flunked Russian in middle school in China. But a pass in a foreign language was required to enter high school. So, I took summer school to make up for it. Got an A. All forgotten except a few words.

In China, a thumb in between fingers (#5) means "f--k you." or "f--k".

😂😂 my Russian mama used to say, figie z makiem pod barakiem. With that thumb in between fingers. As kids i remember it meant "nothing" you get nothing. 😂

3:56 Putin and Zelensky should do that

It's not a fight, It's I got Your Nose. My dad and grandparents did this to me when I was little. They would grab your nose with their thumb and forefinger and then stick their thumb between the first two fingers and say I got your nose. It was how you teased little children.

Very interesting.Thank you.

poslydni y nas tojy , interesna

Spas'iva, thank you.

Is there a suitable gesture to tell ruzzians to leave the country they just invaded a country they cannot have, maybe fig no 5.

Don't use fig in Asia it has a totally diferent meaning it means let's have S---X

Gesture 5 , that's something you don't want to do it against someone. Very rude in Turkey

My grandmother used to say " See my finger, see my thumb, see my fist, you better run! ".

In Canada the first one can mean "just a little bit" too ... but it can also mean, "I am crushing your head."

Wonderfull . Please make in series and include all gestures in Russian and by Russians .

#russiaisaterroriststate

Hi there!