Going to a Ski Resort | Super Easy Russian

[@FlyasaDiamond]

This is the perfect pace for new learners to practice listening

[@cluckygirl792]

Thank you. Another very easy to hear the individual Russian words and great exposure for my ears. I’m using so many different tools to acquire your language which, in itself is very stimulating. When I look back some 45 years at how boring (for many) language learning was in school......now we have so much to keep us stimulated and interested. Please keep doing these short slow spoken Russian videos. 🙏🏻

[@texasfit2946]

thank you for putting out videos like this so others can learn this language im leaving this comment and like to support the video :)

[@sunmiduo]

Fedor you should make longer videos. also thanks for the video

[@SpankyHam]

Are you asking for a new playlist called "Hour of City Legends from Russia" or something like that? Pretty brilliant idea. Or just try watching without rush authentic russian content.

[@Cyclonus2377]

Спасибо большое за рассказом!

[@SpankyHam]

"спасибо большое за рассказ" (этот конкретный рассказ) или спасибо огромное за рассказы (за @slow/real russian@ stories in general) - no need to use istrumental case here (and the pronoun we can discarded because it is clear from the context that thank you is said for Fyodor's stories)

[@Cyclonus2377]

@@SpankyHam Thank you for the feedback. Good to know. Admittedly, cases are the worst for me.

[@SpankyHam]

@@Cyclonus2377 You need to come to terms with the events that are happening, relax and try to enjoy it while wild Russian cases are conquering territories in your mind, like a horde of nomads taking control of civilized lands.

[@icejumperke]

Hey Fedor, in the English subtitles, it says “I had enough for my friend.” But I’m sure you mean “I had enough OF my friend.”, right..?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

thanks for pointing it out. It was "I had enough, and he had enough too"

[@improvingnow7690]

HEY! I realli enjoy your content! i have an intresting question! i live in israel and i speak russian with my parents (who are from moldova) but my accent isnt that good... do you have any tips for improving my russian accent?

[@1999ilal]

One of the most effective ways to improve ur accent is to watch more Russian movies and tv series and try to repeat some phrases just like the native speakers

[@zx6r531]

Почему ,,МЫ с моим другом" вместо ,,Я с моим другом" мне это не ясно?. если не на самом деле МЫ в смысле больше нас в группе и тоже и мой друг..

[@jolevangelista]

Мы с моим другом звучит более естественно, так как акцент падает на обоих. Если самое главное это вы, а друг только дополнение - тогда Я с моим другом.

[@zx6r531]

@@jolevangelista на сербском мы говорим.. ,,Ја с мојим другом" если действительно я.. и было бы ,,Ми с мојим другом" если действительно мы.. но ест слово ,,ми (мы)" а существует и сокращено слово ,,ми" из слова ,,мени (на руском мне)"

[@DrReza-xb6dk]

(с погодой c повезло)
i dont understand this phrase and it structure!

[@HI-ib6xw]

Здрасте

[@lunatik_no]

Привет

[@Baqsam]

Dear Fedor, you have forgotten to add a space before the vertical bar in the title.

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Thanks a lot! Done:)

[@AVNR450]

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