It won't just make it easier for ukrainians, it makes it easier for polyglots like me 😂😂😂😂 I love videos where you can learn more languages at once, thanks for making them
They are very compatible which will make it impossible for you to know whether a particular word/phrase you remembered is from one language or the other - which will result in you mixing them all the time, using Russian words while speaking Serbian and vice versa.
I was just talking about this with some other people too, the problem with that is that some people don't know Serbian numbers - or they do but still get confused. So for example I say: četrdeset pet nastavnik (45. nastavnik) - people hear me say it and someone thought a teacher is "petstavnik" - because that's what they thought they heard. I still haven't figured out what's best - whether to just not say them at all or use Serbian or English...
It won't just make it easier for ukrainians, it makes it easier for polyglots like me 😂😂😂😂 I love videos where you can learn more languages at once, thanks for making them
Nema na čemu!
Hi, i have a question, as a native spanish speaker, studying russian and serbian at the same time can confuse me? I plan to start in both from zero
I would say yes, it probably will be confusing.
They are very compatible which will make it impossible for you to know whether a particular word/phrase you remembered is from one language or the other - which will result in you mixing them all the time, using Russian words while speaking Serbian and vice versa.
Thank u for your honesty teacher 🙂 🙌
btw just a tip, say the numbers in serbian when you're speaking serbian :) would make it even better for people who are still beginners
I was just talking about this with some other people too, the problem with that is that some people don't know Serbian numbers - or they do but still get confused.
So for example I say: četrdeset pet nastavnik (45. nastavnik) - people hear me say it and someone thought a teacher is "petstavnik" - because that's what they thought they heard.
I still haven't figured out what's best - whether to just not say them at all or use Serbian or English...