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Easy Russian
Россия
Добавлен 7 авг 2016
Want to learn Russian? It's not that hard. Well, maybe just a little. Anyway, I'm here to help you. Learn new words, improve your speaking and have fun with me!
Learn Russian Through a Short Story: The Mystery of the Old Mansion
Are you ready to dive into a captivating Russian short story? This intriguing tale, presented with a parallel English translation, offers a unique opportunity to learn Russian while enjoying a thrilling mystery.
Improve your vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
Improve your vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
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Russian City Life: Vocabulary and Sights
Просмотров 166День назад
This video takes you on a whirlwind trip through Russia's biggest and most beautiful cities, while also teaching you some essential Russian vocabulary for city life. Text Vocabulary: easy-russian.com/city-objects-and-places-in-russian/ Support my channel: boosty.to/easyrussian
2nd Person Plural Present Tense in Russian
Просмотров 6214 дней назад
This video provides a slow and detailed breakdown of the most common Russian verbs in the 2nd person plural present tense (вы). Watch and learn the correct forms, helping you confidently speak about actions others are doing! Support me on Boosty and get premium materials: boosty.to/easyrussian
Difference Between ГДЕ and КУДА in Russian
Просмотров 13321 день назад
In this video, we will explore the key differences between где and куда. Though they both translate to “where” in English, there is an important distinction between their usages. Text guide: easy-russian.com/difference-between-gde-and-kuda/
Russian Nouns That Only Have a Plural Form
Просмотров 195Месяц назад
Similar to English, Russian has words that are used exclusively in the plural form. We'll look at some of the most common ones in this video. Also, be sure to read my article on Russian plurals: easy-russian.com/complete-guide-to-forming-plural-nouns/
100+ Animal Names In Russian
Просмотров 253Месяц назад
Master the names of animals in Russian with this helpful video. Expand your Russian vocabulary and experience the beauty of the animal world. Text Version: easy-russian.com/animal-names/
1st Person Plural Present Tense in Russian
Просмотров 115Месяц назад
In this short video, we'll dive into the intricacies of Russian verb conjugation in the present tense, focusing specifically on the first person plural form. With over 30 common verbs covered in this video, you'll gain a solid understanding of how to conjugate verbs accurately in Russian. Essential Guide to Present Tense in Russian: easy-russian.com/present-tense/ Join Me on Telegram: t.me/eeas...
7 Expressions Native Russian Speakers Use All The Time
Просмотров 576Месяц назад
Have you ever tried watching a Russian movie or listening to a real conversation and felt completely lost? Everyday speech is packed with expressions that might seem simple at first glance, but they can add extra layers of meaning that can trip up new learners. This video will demystify 7 of these expressions, helping you speak Russian more naturally! Useful Links My Boosty Page: boosty.to/easy...
How to Use НАДО and НУЖНО in Russian
Просмотров 2272 месяца назад
Learn the essential Russian expressions 'надо' and 'нужно', both meaning 'it is necessary' or 'one needs to'. This video explains their slight differences in usage, provides examples, and offers tips on when to choose one over the other. Perfect for intermediate Russian learners looking to refine their language skills. Download the free PDF of this lesson: easy-russian.com/nado-nuzhno-pdf-guide...
Cooking Verbs in Russian
Просмотров 2703 месяца назад
In this educational video, you will get acquainted with the essential verbs used in cooking, expand your vocabulary, and learn how to use them correctly. Download FREE PDF: easy-russian.com/cooking-verbs-free-pdf-guide/ Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on new helpful videos! Leave comments below the video, and I'll be happy to answer your questions.
Present Tense in Russian: 3rd Person Singular Conjugation
Просмотров 1383 месяца назад
In this short video, we will explore how to conjugate present tense verbs in third person. We will cover more than 30 common verbs, so you'll learn how to use them correctly in Russian. Join Me on Telegram: t.me/eeasyrussian
30 Russian Nouns and Their Adjectival Counterparts
Просмотров 2653 месяца назад
In this video, you will expand your Russian vocabulary by learning 30 common nouns and their corresponding adjectives. By mastering these noun-adjective pairs, you will be able to describe people, objects, and places in greater detail. This video is perfect for beginners and intermediate learners of Russian who want to enhance their vocabulary and grammatical skills. Download PDF (50 noun-adjec...
Russian Insults: A Comprehensive Guide for Learners
Просмотров 3754 месяца назад
Discover the most common and colorful insults used by native speakers, along with their meanings and appropriate usage. Useful Materials Easy Russian Magazine (April Issue): boosty.to/easyrussian/posts/76a0379f-a4f8-479d-bf5f-c5aa9c920dac My blog: easy-russian.com/articles/ Beginner Book "My First 100 Russian Words": easy-russian.com/my-first-100-words/
Present Tense in Russian: 2nd Person Singular Conjugation
Просмотров 1575 месяцев назад
In this short video, we will explore how to use Russian verbs when talking to one person in the present. We will cover more than 30 commonly used verbs, so you'll learn how to use them correctly in Russian. Don't forget to grab the PDF that goes along with the video! boosty.to/easyrussian/posts/e44a3930-56b9-43f6-8f5a-af9ec41bef97 Join Me on Telegram: t.me/eeasyrussian
Present Tense in Russian: 1st Person Singular Conjugation
Просмотров 2846 месяцев назад
In this concise video, we'll dive into the intricacies of Russian verb conjugation in the present tense, focusing specifically on the first person singular form. With over 30 common verbs covered in this video, you'll gain a solid understanding of how to conjugate verbs accurately in Russian. Download the accompanying PDF: boosty.to/easyrussian/posts/50252019-89ee-40a0-8bf3-f862304b23e1 Join Me...
50+ Polite Phrases in Russian For Proper Etiquette
Просмотров 3757 месяцев назад
50 Polite Phrases in Russian For Proper Etiquette
Education Related Vocabulary in Russian: School, Subjects, Academic Terms
Просмотров 6368 месяцев назад
Education Related Vocabulary in Russian: School, Subjects, Academic Terms
Using Numbers With Nouns | Quantity in Russian Part 2
Просмотров 2889 месяцев назад
Using Numbers With Nouns | Quantity in Russian Part 2
Difference Between 'Зачем' and 'Почему': Simple Explanation
Просмотров 59911 месяцев назад
Difference Between 'Зачем' and 'Почему': Simple Explanation
Indeclinable Nouns in Russian | Words that Only Have One Form
Просмотров 39811 месяцев назад
Indeclinable Nouns in Russian | Words that Only Have One Form
Agreeing and Disagreeing in Russian | Dialogues
Просмотров 574Год назад
Agreeing and Disagreeing in Russian | Dialogues
HAVE/HAS something: How to Express Possessions in Russian
Просмотров 457Год назад
HAVE/HAS something: How to Express Possessions in Russian
Dynamic Verbs in Russian: Learn How to Describe Different Actions
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Dynamic Verbs in Russian: Learn How to Describe Different Actions
Learn Russian Through Stories | A Hedgehog | Reading in Russian
Просмотров 800Год назад
Learn Russian Through Stories | A Hedgehog | Reading in Russian
50+ Examples of What-Questions in Russian
Просмотров 396Год назад
50 Examples of What-Questions in Russian
The Plural of Nouns in Russian: Rules and Exercises
Просмотров 844Год назад
The Plural of Nouns in Russian: Rules and Exercises
Names of Countries | Basic Russian Vocabulary
Просмотров 979Год назад
Names of Countries | Basic Russian Vocabulary
How to Describe Smell and Taste in Russian
Просмотров 584Год назад
How to Describe Smell and Taste in Russian
Difference Between ходить and идти as Russian Verbs
Просмотров 665Год назад
Difference Between ходить and идти as Russian Verbs
que bien, to quiero aprender ruso . pero ojala tuviera subtítulos en español
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Неважно, чего вы достигли в жизни . Why чего and not что ?
@@Alimuratakin потому что глагол "достигать/достичь" употребляется с существительными в родительном падеже.
Kot to kot, a mysz to mysz. Co tu tłumaczyć? 😅
Moscow is absolutely beautiful. I live in Moscow...
I've only been once but I agree😊
Спасибо за видео !!!
Замечательно!!
Thank you for the good 👌video 🙏
Thank you for the practical and helpful video. 🙂 Excellent.
Very clear and concise and the pictures are good too. Thank you so much! Blessings to you.
You're welcome 🥰
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It is modern English which uses only the word "where". English until recently had "whence" for where from and "wither" for where to. Even modern English does not just have "where is the plane flying" but "where is the plane flying TO"
Great point! It's true, English has something similar. But I've noticed this issue when translating myself - using modern resources, I often see "где" and "куда" translated the same way. So, it's something we should definitely be mindful of.
@@easy-russian Languages are strange indeed. In English the "to" in where to is optional. "where are you going?" or "where are you going to?" but the from in "where do you come from?" is mandatory. You say "where do you come from" not "where do you come" , which now I think about it, might be badly misundertstood.
@@MrYorickJenkinsyeah, I think it's because “where” and “where to” are close in meaning. If you omit the “to,” it’s still clear from the context what’s being said. But "where" and "where from" mean completely different things, so the preposition is necessary. I've noticed that modern English is trying to simplify a lot, but that doesn't seem to be happening in Russian, at least not as much.
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i think you should change the name of the channel in "relaxing russian" :D . is incredible how much are relaxing your videos...and at the same time it could be possibile to learn always somewhat of useful :)
Thank you😄Well, I try to make my content varied. Sometimes I post more dynamic videos so that the viewer doesn't get bored.
You teach the best way, but you don't have many subscribers. You deserve more and more....
Aw, thank you 😊 that's really motivating! I'll keep making videos, and maybe RUclips will pick up on it.
Спасибо за отличное видео!
@@samuel61762 пожалуйста 😊
The perfect
Thanks for the good video! 🙏
thank you so muchhhh
Смотрю это с таким видом,будто я не русская и не живу в России вхэаэаэ
@@alexxmicrowave а зачем русские это смотрят?) Мне просто интересно))) Ох уж эти рекомендации Ютуба)
@@easy-russian любопытно просто) будто бы посмотреть на себя со стороны)
nice and simple, thanks!
17:32 There's a typo here. In fact, невролог - neurologist.
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Большое спасибо 👍👍
Пожалуйста :)
Thanks, you really make it easy <3
Glad you liked it! :)
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Невролог будете Neurologist а не Ophthalmologist . Ophthalmologist это офтальмолог.
Спасибо, это явная опечатка.
good video
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Questo si che è utile🎉
They are all the same like in Bulgarian.
Who is from IUK
Thank you sir
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Спасибо за отличное видео. Это было и развлекательно, и познавательно.👍
Спасибо за комментарий! Я старалась😊
мне нравится слово "падла"😅
Моё любимое слово - долбоящер, но, к сожалению, все ругательства невозможно уместить в одном видео😁
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