That was marvelous! I'm amazed, I swear! Right now I'm in russia studying in a russian language course for the last 3 weeks (5 hours a day), but this was the first time I'm really confident and motivated that I WILL LEARN this beautiful language. I hope you could develop a software with the types of exercises that you are proprosing. I would shout to everyone in my dorm about the new tool on the market. Keep going!
I've been looking for a video in this exact style! There were some parts where it felt like you were actually reacting to my tries at pronunciation. Very eerie but very enjoyable. 😁
Its funny as I do speak russian, I feel that i only speak a little, but Russians are always impressed. But I hate that I cannot read and understand fluently. This lesson did help immensely. It was great as I really feel that one needs to be able to SEE and HEAR the words and vise versa for COMPLETE understanding. Just fantastic and also the Pimsseluer method of reading last to first helps to develop an ear for each word. Just excellent excellent. Spasibo!
I'm an English instructor and you've presented this lesson perfectly!!! You're a really great teacher, absolutely fantastic! :) You make it fun and non-stressful (despite that speaking quickly is certainly a stressful thing) Anyway, thanks!
Frustrating at first for a 79 year old Englishman, but truly the best of teachers because you don't let up. You expect a lot, therefore you achieve more. Thank you.
FANTASTIC LESSON AND ADVICE YOU GAVE US ! YOUR LESSON IS LIKE HAVING YOU IN FRONT OF US. i HAVE BEEN STUDYING RUSSIAN BY MY OWN AND IT NEVER OCURRED TO ME TO READ FAST . THANKS A LOT !!!
I tell you what, this dude seems kind of dorky, but to be a Russian native and to understand this confusing English language he has put a lifetime of effort into this level of vocabulary. this is good teacher for explaining the details. ' )
yu have great approach, am sure it will help me. i was able to speak russian in just few minutes when i watched this video. it makes one feel great speaking russian. thanks alot. please upload more. thank you.
Your advice is so good and effective ! I am repeating the paragraph and my speed has improved greatly without affecting the pronunciation thanks to you !!!
I have a lot of Russian heritage in my family and I would love to speak Russian fluently to honor my heritage and I just love how Russian sounds such a beautiful language!
I love your channel. This lesson combined with your Story Telling lesson will have even better results. Building the story word by word will force lots of repetition and learning new vocabulary at the same time. For instance: This is called "circling" - Here's the Pattern: *When starting out, DON't start with the whole statement. Sart with the simple subject and simple predicate. Add the direct object...etc Start with a simple statement. Then, ask questions about the statement 1. "Yes" question 2. "No" question 3. "Either/or" question 4. Interogative question, "Who, What, When, Why, Where" Here's how it looks: Learn "GIRL": Девочка / Mальчик 1. Girl! Is it a GIRL?" -Yes it's a girl. 2. Boy! - Is it a BOY? -No, It's a girl. 3. Is it a GIRL or is it a BOY? -It's a girl, It's not a boy. 4. WHO is this? -It's a girl. Learn the word "ONE" Одна девочка / Tри девочки 1. ONE girl *Is there ONE girl? -Yes, there's one girl. 2. Three - Are there THREE girls? -No there is one girl. 3. Is there ONE girl or are there THREE girls? -There is one girl. There are not three girls. 4. HOW MANY girls? -One girl. Learn "WENT/(Left)": ушла / ела 1. One girl WENT. One girl WENT? -Yes, One girl went. 2. One girl ATE? -No, one girl went. 3. One girl WENT? or One girl ATE? -One girl went. One girl didn't eat." 4. What did the girl do? -The girl went. Learn "TO THE WOODS / "Into the woods" в лес / в ресторан (Use a cognate) 1. One girl went INTO THE WOODS. One girl went INTO THE WOODS? -Yes, One girl went into the woods. 2. One girl went INTO THE RESTAURANT? -No, One girl went into the woods. One girl didn't go into the restaurant. 3. One girl went INTO THE WOODS or One girl went INTO THE RESTAURANT? -One girl went into the woods. One girl didn't go into the restaurant. 4. WHERE did the girl go? -One girl went into the woods. Learn "From home" из дома / из ресторана 1. One girl went into the woods FROM HOME. One girl went into the woods FROM HOME? -Yes, one girl went into the woods from home. 2. One girl went into the woods FROM THE RESTAURANT? -No, one girl went into the woods from home. 3. Did one girl go into the woods FROM HOME? Or did one girl go into the woods FROM THE RESTAURANT? -One girl went into the woods from home. One girl didn't go into the woods from the restaurant. 4. FROM WHERE did the girl go into the woods? -The girl went into the woods from home.
Hello! Thanks a lot for the positive comment. For now I can offer only one video course www.udemy.com/learn-russian-program-for-fluency/?couponCode=BOOKREADER The course is about 4 hours and it includes 30 lessons (10 Repetition lessons as well). Hope it will help with your Russian studies:) Good luck!
Thanks for the vid . I found interesting the part where you were hinting at the relation in between the speed we can speak and the speed we can catch and process somebody else speech..
Oh, a quick question: how in hell can I find the image of this funny dancing bear presenting your channel? And the name of the music too. Very well chosen! ;)
JesusLuvnLinguaphile Thanks for your positive feedback! Stay tuned for the upcoming videos! Oh, there is also a book coming up soon, so help yourself and be one of the first to get a free copy: www.learningrussianmarathonbook.com/
I am confused, because at 8:35 you get us to say 'к домику в лесу' but at 13:57 you change it to 'в лесу к домику'. This is not repetition, so it gets confusing. After learning it the first way at 8:35 by repetition I now find it hard to say it the second way at 13:57. Why the different ways when we are suppose to learn by repetition? It is too confusing.
+BallaratDragon Both variations are almost the same. As for me it's just a small mistake. I have just rewrote this text for you with the same words, same meaning (except maybe slightly different narrative style), but different word order: "Ушла одна девочка в лес из дома. Заблудилась она в лесу и искать домой дорогу стала ... но не нашла, а к домику в лесу пришла. Открыта была дверь. Три медведя жили в домике этом." By the way, I'm a native russian speaker.
Hi, where can i find some grammar guides on russian? I haven't found anywhere yet, so if you have any information. Also, i haven't accessed your website yet so if it's there I ask you to tell me. Thanks for the attention, Andrey
Andrey Paes Hello Andrey, nice to see you here :) At the moment I am not working on guides specifically, I'm working more on various approaches to learning Russian that will help others acquire necessary knowledge. If you visit my blog - www.learningtoknowrussian.com - you will see articles dwelling on understanding the language itself and trying to dig into Russian culture as well. I do dwell on Russian language problems, common mistakes made by Russian learners and how to avoid them. Check it out and let me know whether it was helpful for you specifically :) Good luck!
it would help if maybe you put in another color the words when you are pronouncing them, because when we're not so familiar with the russian alphabet yet, it's not always easy to follow which words you're saying
It would be best to go and learn and learn the alphabet first. It really is not difficult. If you put up a different color than you would not be learning sight words. Seriously, spend like three days on the alphabet and then come back and do this lesson and you will be amazed at your level of understanding!
ive been trying to learn russian for so long i learned the alphabet first and how to say sertain letters and i still have problems with a few but i cant even read the paragraph in 17 seconds i feel like im never gonna be able to ever speak it fully
Keep trying please! I love the Russian language and YES it can be challenging but it is so fulfilling (at least to me). It will not happen overnight and takes lots of practice. I am around native speakers and am still feeling like I know nothing BUT one time a saw a Russian film and found that I understood sooo much that I was shocked. These lesson in particular are so good. Keep at it! You are probably being too hard on yourself and are much better than you even think!
There are many rules yes. But most Russians I have met as so excited for someone that even tries so don't be disheartened. You're getting caught up in grammar and sometimes just watching the Russian news and movies can help you with that.
Hannah WC yeah i feel like all i can say is the alphabet and basic stuff but theres thousands of words i need to remember and i just dont know how thats gonna be possible since im learning by my self
That was marvelous! I'm amazed, I swear! Right now I'm in russia studying in a russian language course for the last 3 weeks (5 hours a day), but this was the first time I'm really confident and motivated that I WILL LEARN this beautiful language. I hope you could develop a software with the types of exercises that you are proprosing. I would shout to everyone in my dorm about the new tool on the market. Keep going!
Hey I am learning Russian too. How has your journey been?
I've been looking for a video in this exact style! There were some parts where it felt like you were actually reacting to my tries at pronunciation. Very eerie but very enjoyable. 😁
Its funny as I do speak russian, I feel that i only speak a little, but Russians are always impressed. But I hate that I cannot read and understand fluently. This lesson did help immensely. It was great as I really feel that one needs to be able to SEE and HEAR the words and vise versa for COMPLETE understanding. Just fantastic and also the Pimsseluer method of reading last to first helps to develop an ear for each word. Just excellent excellent. Spasibo!
The best advice for learning russian ever i see !
It's the best
Initiative
Thanks for your words of support! Good luck with your Russian studies:)
I'm an English instructor and you've presented this lesson perfectly!!! You're a really great teacher, absolutely fantastic! :) You make it fun and non-stressful (despite that speaking quickly is certainly a stressful thing) Anyway, thanks!
Eliza English help me with English please. Do you have a Facebook page? I'm Russian guy
hands-down one of the best lessons I have ever seen on Russian! You sir are a fantastic teacher
Frustrating at first for a 79 year old Englishman, but truly the best of teachers because you don't let up. You expect a lot, therefore you achieve more. Thank you.
Thanks for all of these wonderful lessons, Mr. teacher. Keep on posting more vids like this one. Greetings from Dominican Republic.
This guy is a really fantastic teacher. I hope he is doing well and thriving because he has a real talent and passion for teaching that many don't.
FANTASTIC LESSON AND ADVICE YOU GAVE US ! YOUR LESSON IS LIKE HAVING YOU IN FRONT OF US. i HAVE BEEN STUDYING RUSSIAN BY MY OWN AND IT NEVER OCURRED TO ME TO READ FAST . THANKS A LOT !!!
спасибо!! i spoke russian growing up at home. mom moved out, we stopped. you’re refreshing my brain🙂
Excelente profesor repeticion repeticion , repeticion palabra por palabra esa creo es la mejor forma para mi de avanzar en el idioma .Gracias
I tell you what, this dude seems kind of dorky, but to be a Russian native and to understand this confusing English language he has put a lifetime of effort into this level of vocabulary. this is good teacher for explaining the details. ' )
I didn't think he seemed kind of "dorky".
@@Ioannikios174 Exactly. Not at all. That is... if we're here learning Russian, we must be kind of dorky ourselves.
yu have great approach, am sure it will help me. i was able to speak russian in just few minutes when i watched this video. it makes one feel great speaking russian. thanks alot. please upload more. thank you.
Your channel is a gem....
Your advice is so good and effective ! I am repeating the paragraph and my speed has improved greatly without affecting the pronunciation thanks to you !!!
I have a lot of Russian heritage in my family and I would love to speak Russian fluently to honor my heritage and I just love how Russian sounds such a beautiful language!
I love to hear the Russian language being spoke.
I love all your videos, they're so well made and useful and fun to watch! They're helping me A LOT Thanks a million! 👍🏼
I love your channel. This lesson combined with your Story Telling lesson will have even better results. Building the story word by word will force lots of repetition and learning new vocabulary at the same time. For instance:
This is called "circling" - Here's the Pattern:
*When starting out, DON't start with the whole statement. Sart with the simple subject and simple predicate. Add the direct object...etc
Start with a simple statement. Then, ask questions about the statement
1. "Yes" question
2. "No" question
3. "Either/or" question
4. Interogative question, "Who, What, When, Why, Where"
Here's how it looks:
Learn "GIRL": Девочка / Mальчик
1. Girl! Is it a GIRL?"
-Yes it's a girl.
2. Boy! - Is it a BOY?
-No, It's a girl.
3. Is it a GIRL or is it a BOY?
-It's a girl, It's not a boy.
4. WHO is this?
-It's a girl.
Learn the word "ONE" Одна девочка / Tри девочки
1. ONE girl
*Is there ONE girl?
-Yes, there's one girl.
2. Three - Are there THREE girls?
-No there is one girl.
3. Is there ONE girl or are there THREE girls?
-There is one girl. There are not three girls.
4. HOW MANY girls?
-One girl.
Learn "WENT/(Left)": ушла / ела
1. One girl WENT. One girl WENT?
-Yes, One girl went.
2. One girl ATE?
-No, one girl went.
3. One girl WENT? or One girl ATE?
-One girl went. One girl didn't eat."
4. What did the girl do?
-The girl went.
Learn "TO THE WOODS / "Into the woods" в лес / в ресторан (Use a cognate)
1. One girl went INTO THE WOODS. One girl went INTO THE WOODS?
-Yes, One girl went into the woods.
2. One girl went INTO THE RESTAURANT?
-No, One girl went into the woods. One girl didn't go into the restaurant.
3. One girl went INTO THE WOODS or One girl went INTO THE RESTAURANT?
-One girl went into the woods. One girl didn't go into the restaurant.
4. WHERE did the girl go?
-One girl went into the woods.
Learn "From home" из дома / из ресторана
1. One girl went into the woods FROM HOME. One girl went into the woods FROM HOME?
-Yes, one girl went into the woods from home.
2. One girl went into the woods FROM THE RESTAURANT?
-No, one girl went into the woods from home.
3. Did one girl go into the woods FROM HOME? Or did one girl go into the woods FROM THE RESTAURANT?
-One girl went into the woods from home. One girl didn't go into the woods from the restaurant.
4. FROM WHERE did the girl go into the woods?
-The girl went into the woods from home.
we need more repetition lessons please
Thank you so much 🙏.It can help me in my Russian reading and speaking skill🎉🎉.
Your English language is great!!!
Слушай мой друг, мне действительно помогли твои уроки! Спасибо
Great lesson. I have never heard of this approach. Thank you!!!
Your method of speaking Russian faster than comfortable is really smart! I thank you for the amazing advice.
Thank you for learning Russian:)
A very useful lesson. Спасибо!
One of the best lessons I have taken. Do you have more videos? I would pay for this value. Thanks
Hello! Thanks a lot for the positive comment. For now I can offer only one video course www.udemy.com/learn-russian-program-for-fluency/?couponCode=BOOKREADER
The course is about 4 hours and it includes 30 lessons (10 Repetition lessons as well). Hope it will help with your Russian studies:) Good luck!
Thank you for this video and i hope soon to talk like you one day
I actually read the paragraph! It feels very good :-)
Thanks!
Thank you for your work. I found it helpful !
I loved this exercise! Just found your channel and Im gonna watch and practice with every video. Thanks a lot for this material!!
Thank you very much, great video :)
Great lesson I like to get more
Excellent lesson.
Thanks for the vid .
I found interesting the part where you were hinting at the relation in between the speed we can speak and the speed we can catch and process somebody else speech..
Very useful......thanks
Fantastic lesson thank you
so helpful and creative thank u
8 seconds without mistake, thanks master
that gives me more confindence !
Teach us more about connected sounds in russian.
You are awesome!
ah!! that was so much fun! thanks!!
I was convinced you were actually listening to me LOL)
i love russian language so much
Great !!!!
creative lesson , thank you .
+Sun Sunset Thanks so much for your feedback, glad you liked it! Stick around for more videos that are coming soon enough (hopefully) ;)
Thank you!
Oh, a quick question: how in hell can I find the image of this funny dancing bear presenting your channel? And the name of the music too. Very well chosen! ;)
Рафазль χάος песня 'коробецники' на балалайке 🙂
Hi! The intro with dancing bear was made specially for our videos. So I don't think you could find it somewhere else, sorry:)
Love it! :D
JesusLuvnLinguaphile Thanks for your positive feedback! Stay tuned for the upcoming videos! Oh, there is also a book coming up soon, so help yourself and be one of the first to get a free copy: www.learningrussianmarathonbook.com/
I am confused, because at 8:35 you get us to say 'к домику в лесу' but at 13:57 you change it to 'в лесу к домику'. This is not repetition, so it gets confusing. After learning it the first way at 8:35 by repetition I now find it hard to say it the second way at 13:57.
Why the different ways when we are suppose to learn by repetition? It is too confusing.
+BallaratDragon Both variations are almost the same. As for me it's just a small mistake. I have just rewrote this text for you with the same words, same meaning (except maybe slightly different narrative style), but different word order: "Ушла одна девочка в лес из дома. Заблудилась она в лесу и искать домой дорогу стала ... но не нашла, а к домику в лесу пришла. Открыта была дверь. Три медведя жили в домике этом." By the way, I'm a native russian speaker.
Thank you Dan. Spasiba.
хорошо бы ещё выделять слова, которые произносятся.Урок хороший!
Hi, where can i find some grammar guides on russian? I haven't found anywhere yet, so if you have any information. Also, i haven't accessed your website yet so if it's there I ask you to tell me.
Thanks for the attention,
Andrey
Andrey Paes Hello Andrey, nice to see you here :) At the moment I am not working on guides specifically, I'm working more on various approaches to learning Russian that will help others acquire necessary knowledge. If you visit my blog - www.learningtoknowrussian.com - you will see articles dwelling on understanding the language itself and trying to dig into Russian culture as well. I do dwell on Russian language problems, common mistakes made by Russian learners and how to avoid them. Check it out and let me know whether it was helpful for you specifically :) Good luck!
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clever
increase volume please
no, very clever
Das is eine gute technic.
it would help if maybe you put in another color the words when you are pronouncing them, because when we're not so familiar with the russian alphabet yet, it's not always easy to follow which words you're saying
It would be best to go and learn and learn the alphabet first. It really is not difficult. If you put up a different color than you would not be learning sight words. Seriously, spend like three days on the alphabet and then come back and do this lesson and you will be amazed at your level of understanding!
ive been trying to learn russian for so long i learned the alphabet first and how to say sertain letters and i still have problems with a few but i cant even read the paragraph in 17 seconds i feel like im never gonna be able to ever speak it fully
Keep trying please! I love the Russian language and YES it can be challenging but it is so fulfilling (at least to me). It will not happen overnight and takes lots of practice. I am around native speakers and am still feeling like I know nothing BUT one time a saw a Russian film and found that I understood sooo much that I was shocked. These lesson in particular are so good. Keep at it! You are probably being too hard on yourself and are much better than you even think!
Hannah WC im using dualingo app on my phone and im having alot of trouble with plurals and stuff rn its getting annoying
There are many rules yes. But most Russians I have met as so excited for someone that even tries so don't be disheartened. You're getting caught up in grammar and sometimes just watching the Russian news and movies can help you with that.
Hannah WC yeah i feel like all i can say is the alphabet and basic stuff but theres thousands of words i need to remember and i just dont know how thats gonna be possible since im learning by my self
Ah. Tripled my level of frustration and reinforced the feeling of failure. Perhaps too advanced for me, but where do I go?
Why did you stop?
très bien!!!
Naste3raf bik
oh no not again I found out another channel that didn't active anymore
I was born in Russia why im watching this? And yes dude work on your English pronunciation
11 seconds...Lol
This is very helpful thank you