Daria: Я шучу, I’m joking, I’m kidding Me: Oh thank god bc these verbs are getting scary 😅 Daria: *continues without in fact joking or kidding* Me: 😬😬😬
Seriously! As soon as I started seeing the stem changes, I felt like I was right back in my high school Spanish class. If I can handle 14 different verb tenses, two sets of root conjugations, and the irregulars for all of those, I can handle Russian
When i got trough lesson 5 and she said that I was oficially learning the russian language and put dedication to it it got me too happy to quit learning. Now I can create sentences with verbs and words I know now and surprise my russian friends, who correct me if I make a mistake. Edit: I also can communicate with my friends pretty clearly until they pull out a word i've never heard.
Most comments are one year old, but a few are recent. So people continue to learn Russian... I can only underline what many people have written: Daria knows how to teach and how to encourage people to learn. Basically we learn languages a bit like children do. Grammar is for linguists and very advanced learners.
I completly agree with you, this is how i learned portuguese from scratch. You have to enjoy learning a language, it's a game. And when we play, we lose but we play the game again and again because it is funny. Emotion is the best way to embrace a language and a culture.
@@DilaVardarli Darya's Zero to Fluency and Russian Accerelator Mark helped a lot, I slightly improved even though I intended to be better than how I am now
@@DilaVardarli LOLL i got them as far as i studied, they arent so hard for me as the others bc im Turkish native, but i still havent studied most of them. only accusative and prepositional so far
There is logic behind these exceptions. Look at the verbs with stem ending on "-т": шутить -- шучу, крутить -- кручу, хотеть -- хочу, платить -- плачу...
I'm learning Russian watching these videos and they are very instructive, I don't understand why people get so confused about irregular verbs, I'm a Portuguese native speaker(Brasilian Portuguese) and I don't think those irregular verbs are difficult at all, even in Portuese my mother language sometimes I make mistakes with endings I would never think that in Russian it'd be different.
This weekend I wrote (and recorded) my first Russian poem, it is just a silly introduction of myself but still. Thanks to Daria I can now write Russian poems!! I am so proud and so grateful. I wrote it to someone else but this version is for Daria. Here it comes (and please correct me for any mistakes): Здравствуйте Дария, Привет, как дела? Я учитель экономики, бухгалтер и тоже папа Меня зовут Ричард но ты уже это знал У меня две дочери и один сын Венди, Мишель и Паскаль Моя мама живет в Роттердаме У меня есть брат, он живет в Токио. Я люблю танцевать блюз и свинг И останавливает моё письмо PS I did cheat on one word. One word I googled. Can you guess which one?
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
its been a 2 months Iam following this channel, with my studying i am following my passion to learn this beautiful russian language with beautiful teacher Mrs Daria, lots of blessing to uh and your family From INDIA... INDIA ❤ RUSSIA
I hope you continue to teach, because you're an amazing teacher. as a person who hates watching videos, I love your videos because it is exciting and very engaging. I'm glad I found this channel!
I like the way you motivate us with a real life exam. appriciate it! i will keep on keep on learning russain with your cource, and looking forward to study in russian in the future.
people get surprised when I tell them they will learn faster by reading and memorizing that type of words goes better in such context than going throught the nightmare of learning all types of verbs and this goes for all languages unless you are gearing torwards a linguistic career there is really no point obsessing with verbs, just learn as you go
In my country, Vietnam, there are some colleges that students there have to learn Russian and most of them are run by Vietnamese's People Army because most of weapons used by VPA are from Russia. I'm one of these students. Just telling some thing about my life and my country. Your videos are really great. Good luck and make more and more videos.
Awesome video Daria great explanation and encouragement. Guys you must follow Daria and take her advice just practice and except that you will make mistakes - most Russians will love you are trying and they will understand you. Daria is one of the best Russian teachers I have met. 👍👍👍
Thank you Daria, I learnt today/been reminded that unless you completely die, you can continue to learn as well as not even care about such little things, thank you!
Ur speech from 14:06 to till ending of the video is really awesome it will be encourage and supportive for all 👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏 . U teaching and at the same time u encourage and motivate more that makes u as special teacher 👏👏👏👏✌
Miss Daria, My RESPECT for teaching to be not afraid of making mistakes ! I speak 4 languages, my native languages included. I do not speak one language without mistakes, not one ! I always speak about "express myself" in a language. I am not interested in knowing how to write, only to speak and read. Now I try to make Russian my fived language. In the very beginning it sounded to me as a "thief's language" (sorry). After many months, I'm finally starting to get used to it. In my part of the world the possibility to speak Russian is close to zero. However, I keep learning. We will see if I can use the knowledge one day. On YT I found a channel with video's in Russian (about wild animals and people helping each other) The goal is to understand the spoken words without translation.
Thanks for these lessons, they must be a lot of work to make! I am just starting out so I'll go back to the first video, but I'm trying to learning for my trip to Saint Petersburg!
@@RealRussianClub I'm going next year in July or August. I'm graduating from college and am going backpacking across Europe for about 5 weeks by myself 😁. St. Petersburg will be my last stop of the trip.
After 3 years, I am still working on my verbs. Mostly problems with perfective and imperfective. If you could make a video explaining the concept of perfective and imperfective, that would be great!
I love what she is saying here. Back when I was teaching, I would do an exercise with my students where we went around the room saying incorrect sentences. I would participate as well. It really helped them understand that it happens. That no one is perfect, and that what is important isn't that everything is correct, it's that you're understood. You won't progress if you stress about the grammar.
On this point I am questioning myself why did I decide to learn Russian in such depth. But, we are strong and we will do it. :D Thank you Daria, you are a good teacher. :)
Thankyou so much for these lessons, I have been studying Russian Language for about a month now. My boyfriend is Russian as is his family so it means a great deal to me to have someone so upbeat and understanding about certain problems I am encountering in my studies. Your speech in the middle of the video really resonated with me as I have been practicing typing to native speakers and they are forever correcting me and over complicating their explanations of why things are the way they are instead of like what you do with your son and just gently reinforcing the correct ways. I was feeling down about being corrected 24/7 but you have made me feel more positive about my mistakes. Practice, practice and more practice! :)
Hi Daria, I started to learn Russian with your courses and it is always very clear and enjoyable. I totally agree with the "make mistakes" part. Usually, if you're too scared to speak in another language it is because you don't want to make mistakes, but who cares in the end. People will ALWAYS be cheerful if you're trying! if your colleagues are saying that it is not the proper way to teach, they're simply wrong. keep up the good work
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
If every teacher in the world will use this method at the moment to teach their students, things would be easy to learn , no matter how difficult it seems . Congratulations dear Daria, and thank you for being so compromised , pasioned profetional and cute person. Recieve a fraternal hug from Mexico City ")
I am so glad I found you. Not sure what i would have done with just Pimsleur. You help to clarify so much about the language and how to avoid making so many newbie mistakes that i know i have made in the past with other languages. Your awesome.
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
Dear Daria! Thank you very much for your new video, I need speed up and reinforce your last videos to don't forget anything. Спасибо большое, красивая))
I can't believe how hyped I am into studying russian. With this amount of enthusiasm, studying swedish and german would've paid off much more than they did back in school :D I've also noticed a funny thing that a lot of words in the finnish language are actually from russian, like "место". Most likely they came all the way from the 18th century when Finland was under the rule of Russian Empire. Anyways, спасибо for all the content you've provided, superb!
You are totally right. I feel better trying to learn some general aspects first than if I'd put the focus on one topic and losing myself on exceptions and minor aspects.
18:00 this is so true. I didn’t believe this till I got to be on the other side of it. A person in my grade speaks Japanese as there first language. They are really good at English but sometimes they mess up stuff like this. And no one is like you said that wrong. Because we’re all just impressed they speaks both so well. So yes this is true
Daria is right. One of the only ways to learn a language is to make mistakes. We learn from our mistakes! If you fear mistakes, you fear learning. Teachers who don't want students to make mistakes are just making things worse. If you want to learn a language (or anything for that matter), make as many mistakes as you can. You will only learn faster that way.
For anyone learning. This is irregular verbs which is in English and Spanish. You will eventually get use to them just like you will for cases, pronunciation, stress, and other hard Russian grammar.
Hahaha (your excitement!) You are a great teacher! Also your approach to learning and teaching languages is SO much like mine. I keep thinking "YES! - PRECISELY!" I recently taught a Russian girl that in fact you will be understood if you form the English past by using the auxiliary "did" plus the verb (minus "to") and the future by using "will", plus same. I stressed it is totally incorrect but she will be understood and can communicate. Your colleagues wouldn't like that! I'm also full of tricks for remembering and it struck me as I looked at your list of type 1 verbs that if you change the order to А Е Ы О Ю/У it kind of makes it easier to remember for English speakers as it follows English vowel sound pattern (AEIOU). I am 66 years old, have been learning (randomly - again, thanks for the "road map") since last autumn/fall, and last night I left my first voice note in Russian - you are helping me a LOT!! Thank you!
I also stopped after lesson 9 and am just now starting lesson 10. I've found that it's important to take lots of notes and review them daily, otherwise this can get overwhelming.
Daria at the start of the video: "This is gonna be REALLY confusing" Daria for the first ten minutes: *basically just explains that we gotta learn ONE additional rule for verb conjugation (if they end in ить), plus some random exceptions that don't actually matter that much* Me: *still bracing for when she adds on the NEXT five rules to the explanation* Daria: *literally just takes the last ten minutes telling us viewers not to get to stressed out, when all she went over was a single new rule to memorize* 😆 (Basically... she just spent the majority of the video, talking about how intimidating it is to learn this stuff, but... if you HAVE truly paid full attention to her earlier videos, and took at least a few days off, to practice in between them, then THIS video was hardly difficult at all. It's ONLY intimidating because she makes exceptions seem WAY scarier then they actually are.
I am Greek and i try to learn Russian on a level that I will be able to understand a tv show or read a newspaper.I love your channel.I tried a few apps before i discover your videos but apps are good only to learn new words.They don't explain why you do something.Or they teach you standard phrases that only tourists say.
Daria: *Hits record*
Daria's neighbors: "Oo is Daria making an other video? Okay you get the saxophone I'll get the drill."
EXACTLY!!!
lmaoooooo rofllll i m dead
Vadim...
"Everything is regular, except for exceptions" )))
Moto of language teachers everywhere… that and “I lied…”
Daria: "It was just a trick [...] Is it so simple? Of course not"
Me: closes notepad and goes to cry in a corner hahaha
The Moment I realised, I will be fucked very soon!
XD
Daria: Я шучу, I’m joking, I’m kidding
Me: Oh thank god bc these verbs are getting scary 😅
Daria: *continues without in fact joking or kidding*
Me: 😬😬😬
SAME AHAHAHA wanted to do the same comment
This is underrated. Golden.
Daria: "This lesson is going to be a nightmare. Because of irregular verbs"
Me thinking about all those irregular spanish verbs: it's ok :)
me thinking about all those irregular portuguese verbs as well XD
Seriously! As soon as I started seeing the stem changes, I felt like I was right back in my high school Spanish class. If I can handle 14 different verb tenses, two sets of root conjugations, and the irregulars for all of those, I can handle Russian
Yea I’m literally Spanish and I don’t even know how to conjugate those verbs 💀😴
Arabic verbs are harder
Or French irregular verbs, for that matter😉
I love how you always remind us that making mistakes is part of the process of learning!
Totally
When i got trough lesson 5 and she said that I was oficially learning the russian language and put dedication to it it got me too happy to quit learning. Now I can create sentences with verbs and words I know now and surprise my russian friends, who correct me if I make a mistake.
Edit: I also can communicate with my friends pretty clearly until they pull out a word i've never heard.
Знаю, что пишу позднова-то, но удиви меня!
You really are a wonderful teacher, Daria ^^ You make learning Russian much easier than it could have been.
thank you:)
Most comments are one year old, but a few are recent. So people continue to learn Russian... I can only underline what many people have written: Daria knows how to teach and how to encourage people to learn. Basically we learn languages a bit like children do. Grammar is for linguists and very advanced learners.
Thank you so much, I'm not even a native English speaker but this helps me a lot, your explanations are so great.
Saludos desde México.
thank you:)
Que pasión ? Ya hablas ruso como te va ? hace 3 años de este comentario
I love how you say: "it's gonna be nightmare" and encourage us to accept the fact 😊👍
Lol I know right? 😂
I completly agree with you, this is how i learned portuguese from scratch. You have to enjoy learning a language, it's a game. And when we play, we lose but we play the game again and again because it is funny. Emotion is the best way to embrace a language and a culture.
That is an amazing way to put it. Well said 👍
You're a great teacher. Whenever I come across something difficult with another language I just think of how difficult English is..
Miss Daria is a uniquely strategic teacher. You got to be patient with her.
She is the best teacher and no one can tell me otherwise
Daria mam, you are great. I am able understand that you teach . You are a excellent Russian teacher.
She is speak English very clear and well . I wish her success .
But improve yours
Improve your English
Sheesh clam down. Improve your Russian!
The fact you can get flustered while teaching means you really care. I like that aspect about you, you have a genuine passion for teaching.
Overthinking things leads to analysis paralysis. Practice combined with reflection is the solution.
"Who cares about grammar if you're not a linguist"
Me, a linguistics student trying to self-learn Russian: Am I a joke to you
😂😂😂😂
so how's your progress now?
@@DilaVardarli Darya's Zero to Fluency and Russian Accerelator Mark helped a lot, I slightly improved even though I intended to be better than how I am now
@@efrismeister2185 do you get the cases? ahaha I think it's really bad 😆
@@DilaVardarli LOLL i got them as far as i studied, they arent so hard for me as the others bc im Turkish native, but i still havent studied most of them. only accusative and prepositional so far
I have not seen the two types of conjugation displayed so simply before.
Молодец, умница!!
You deserve a pay raise!!
There is logic behind these exceptions.
Look at the verbs with stem ending on "-т": шутить -- шучу, крутить -- кручу, хотеть -- хочу, платить -- плачу...
I'm learning Russian watching these videos and they are very instructive, I don't understand why people get so confused about irregular verbs, I'm a Portuguese native speaker(Brasilian Portuguese) and I don't think those irregular verbs are difficult at all, even in Portuese my mother language sometimes I make mistakes with endings I would never think that in Russian it'd be different.
Lol, it's because english verbs are easy peasy, so they have a hard time understanding it
You are very honest with your viewers and I like your teaching method very much. Спасибо!
I like your teachings teacher Daria they are very easy to grasp 👊
This weekend I wrote (and recorded) my first Russian poem, it is just a silly introduction of myself but still. Thanks to Daria I can now write Russian poems!! I am so proud and so grateful. I wrote it to someone else but this version is for Daria. Here it comes (and please correct me for any mistakes):
Здравствуйте Дария,
Привет, как дела?
Я учитель экономики,
бухгалтер и тоже папа
Меня зовут Ричард
но ты уже это знал
У меня две дочери и один сын
Венди, Мишель и Паскаль
Моя мама живет в Роттердаме
У меня есть брат, он живет в Токио.
Я люблю танцевать блюз и свинг
И останавливает моё письмо
PS I did cheat on one word. One word I googled. Can you guess which one?
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
Beautiful poem, my boy!
Я думаю "останавливает"
You are incredible
Practice bro you can be like Pushkin
🤝 Please, support my channel on Patreon - patreon.com/realrussianclub
Yes its finally here ❤
is lesson 11 coming soon ?
Are you from Russia?
Здравствуйте дария
its been a 2 months Iam following this channel, with my studying i am following my passion to learn this beautiful russian language with beautiful teacher Mrs Daria, lots of blessing to uh and your family From INDIA... INDIA ❤ RUSSIA
I hope you continue to teach, because you're an amazing teacher. as a person who hates watching videos, I love your videos because it is exciting and very engaging. I'm glad I found this channel!
Thank you, Daria! Amazing and very useful Russian language tutorial as always ☺ (I didn't even skip the advertisement 😁)
haha thank you :D
You are great. Thank you for this Russian lessons😍
Many thanks Daria for this amazing website. I got motivation to learn Russian language after 70.
I like the way you motivate us with a real life exam. appriciate it! i will keep on keep on learning russain with your cource, and looking forward to study in russian in the future.
people get surprised when I tell them they will learn faster by reading and memorizing that type of words goes better in such context than going throught the nightmare of learning all types of verbs
and this goes for all languages
unless you are gearing torwards a linguistic career there is really no point obsessing with verbs, just learn as you go
You are an absolutely amazing langauge teacher, спасибо.
In my country, Vietnam, there are some colleges that students there have to learn Russian and most of them are run by Vietnamese's People Army because most of weapons used by VPA are from Russia. I'm one of these students. Just telling some thing about my life and my country. Your videos are really great. Good luck and make more and more videos.
interesting, thank you:)
Duc anh Tran can you speak English too
Daria you are wonderfull russian teacher, who is teaching me English by Russian
You're so encouraging! Daria!
when she explained the joking example and said I'm joking on the first one I was relieved for a second....
then I remembered the context
As a Slovak native speaker I can handle all this actually pretty fast. Slavic languages are the best!😄 Thank you so much🇷🇺💙🇸🇰
Thank you for such a nice video. Am from India. You really teach well. 👏👏Lots of Love from India..💓
thank you:)
Awesome video Daria great explanation and encouragement. Guys you must follow Daria and take her advice just practice and except that you will make mistakes - most Russians will love you are trying and they will understand you. Daria is one of the best Russian teachers I have met. 👍👍👍
thank you so much:)
Thank you Daria, I learnt today/been reminded that unless you completely die, you can continue to learn as well as not even care about such little things, thank you!
thank you very much for your excellent teaching.
She’s the sweetest and gracious teaches on youtube!
Ur speech from 14:06 to till ending of the video is really awesome it will be encourage and supportive for all 👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏 . U teaching and at the same time u encourage and motivate more that makes u as special teacher 👏👏👏👏✌
Miss Daria, My RESPECT for teaching to be not afraid of making mistakes !
I speak 4 languages, my native languages included. I do not speak one language without mistakes, not one ! I always speak about "express myself" in a language. I am not interested in knowing how to write, only to speak and read.
Now I try to make Russian my fived language. In the very beginning it sounded to me as a "thief's language" (sorry). After many months, I'm finally starting to get used to it. In my part of the world the possibility to speak Russian is close to zero. However, I keep learning. We will see if I can use the knowledge one day.
On YT I found a channel with video's in Russian (about wild animals and people helping each other) The goal is to understand the spoken words without translation.
HEY! Just wanted to say I really love your work, it's awesome that you share it with the world! :D
Thanks for these lessons, they must be a lot of work to make! I am just starting out so I'll go back to the first video, but I'm trying to learning for my trip to Saint Petersburg!
when are you coming to Petersburg:)
@@RealRussianClub I'm going next year in July or August. I'm graduating from college and am going backpacking across Europe for about 5 weeks by myself 😁. St. Petersburg will be my last stop of the trip.
I'm considering Moscow too 🤔
I plan on going there too someday, to meet my boyfriend :)
After 3 years, I am still working on my verbs. Mostly problems with perfective and imperfective. If you could make a video explaining the concept of perfective and imperfective, that would be great!
I will:)
Why do you reach russian?
I'm sorry l mean"teach"
You are an adorable teacher.Your explanation is completely better than other russian language teacher,love u
I love what she is saying here. Back when I was teaching, I would do an exercise with my students where we went around the room saying incorrect sentences. I would participate as well. It really helped them understand that it happens. That no one is perfect, and that what is important isn't that everything is correct, it's that you're understood. You won't progress if you stress about the grammar.
On this point I am questioning myself why did I decide to learn Russian in such depth. But, we are strong and we will do it. :D Thank you Daria, you are a good teacher. :)
💙 From Zero to Fluency Premium Course - russian.fromzerotofluency.com
hei daria, where is part 1 lesson 10??
Thankyou so much for these lessons, I have been studying Russian Language for about a month now. My boyfriend is Russian as is his family so it means a great deal to me to have someone so upbeat and understanding about certain problems I am encountering in my studies. Your speech in the middle of the video really resonated with me as I have been practicing typing to native speakers and they are forever correcting me and over complicating their explanations of why things are the way they are instead of like what you do with your son and just gently reinforcing the correct ways. I was feeling down about being corrected 24/7 but you have made me feel more positive about my mistakes. Practice, practice and more practice! :)
Aww how sweet! You two still together?
@@malokeytheallaround Indeed we are! :)
@@malokeytheallaround why should not they be?
Hi Daria, I started to learn Russian with your courses and it is always very clear and enjoyable. I totally agree with the "make mistakes" part. Usually, if you're too scared to speak in another language it is because you don't want to make mistakes, but who cares in the end. People will ALWAYS be cheerful if you're trying! if your colleagues are saying that it is not the proper way to teach, they're simply wrong. keep up the good work
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
I love watching your video with clearly explain❤
If every teacher in the world will use this method at the moment to teach their students, things would be easy to learn , no matter how difficult it seems .
Congratulations dear Daria, and thank you for being so compromised , pasioned profetional and cute person.
Recieve a fraternal hug from Mexico City ")
thank you:)
thank very mush yor the best teacher yor my best i love so much no words can i express for you
Thank you Darla, I’ve been lacking these day. I’m glad and back on track again 🤣. Looking forward on lesson 11. Большое спасибо❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! This helped me a lot
Thank you Daria. At last a lesson in Russian verbs that even an old woman understands!
Daria, could you please make a video explaining when to use я, мне and меня? Спасибо большое!
sure, but a little bit later:) it's about cases
Real Russian Club Спасибо большое! You are the best!
Makes it x100 better because she's good looking and russian
Learning a new language it is always a nightmare that is why we have schools .thank you Daria for all the effort and sacriffice you make for us .
Can't thank you enough for the motivation
I'm so glad i didn't skip the friendly talk at the end of the video, because i swear to god that i was about to quit🤣
Thanks Daria👍🏻
I am so glad I found you. Not sure what i would have done with just Pimsleur. You help to clarify so much about the language and how to avoid making so many newbie mistakes that i know i have made in the past with other languages. Your awesome.
Well presented!!! ❤
you preached for 5 minute about self esteem. Good life advice
You are good ,,,,you always make us comfortable,,, good to know that you're also not in hurry to learn us ,,,
please keep making this videos ! , i do not know how to say thanks ,DARIA IS THE BEST RUSSIAN TEACHER ! god bless you daria
Hi :) I am studying a foreign language, like you, but only English. I need someone to speak to me in English every day and I can help you communicate in Russian if you want?
Thank you so much your videos are very helpful for me ❤️
Very useful video lesson to learn conjugation
Thank you my teacher for this good revision,,
Modest and efficient teacher you are
Dear Daria! Thank you very much for your new video, I need speed up and reinforce your last videos to don't forget anything. Спасибо большое, красивая))
I can't believe how hyped I am into studying russian. With this amount of enthusiasm, studying swedish and german would've paid off much more than they did back in school :D I've also noticed a funny thing that a lot of words in the finnish language are actually from russian, like "место". Most likely they came all the way from the 18th century when Finland was under the rule of Russian Empire. Anyways, спасибо for all the content you've provided, superb!
+Mария Got "Desk" is certainly not from Russian. It comes from Latin "discus" (also "dish" and "disc" do), according to Wiktionary
thanke you very much daria . greetings from Tunisia . 1/1/2021
Большое спасибо мадам 🌹💐🌹
You are totally right. I feel better trying to learn some general aspects first than if I'd put the focus on one topic and losing myself on exceptions and minor aspects.
You can give some exceptions words for us. Spasiba balshoyê.
For example : Ya risuyu. And any other words like this. It's very important for us.
18:00 this is so true. I didn’t believe this till I got to be on the other side of it. A person in my grade speaks Japanese as there first language. They are really good at English but sometimes they mess up stuff like this. And no one is like you said that wrong. Because we’re all just impressed they speaks both so well. So yes this is true
Daria is right. One of the only ways to learn a language is to make mistakes. We learn from our mistakes! If you fear mistakes, you fear learning. Teachers who don't want students to make mistakes are just making things worse.
If you want to learn a language (or anything for that matter), make as many mistakes as you can. You will only learn faster that way.
For anyone learning. This is irregular verbs which is in English and Spanish. You will eventually get use to them just like you will for cases, pronunciation, stress, and other hard Russian grammar.
Daria, you are a very good teacher.
Hahaha (your excitement!) You are a great teacher! Also your approach to learning and teaching languages is SO much like mine. I keep thinking "YES! - PRECISELY!" I recently taught a Russian girl that in fact you will be understood if you form the English past by using the auxiliary "did" plus the verb (minus "to") and the future by using "will", plus same. I stressed it is totally incorrect but she will be understood and can communicate. Your colleagues wouldn't like that! I'm also full of tricks for remembering and it struck me as I looked at your list of type 1 verbs that if you change the order to А Е Ы О Ю/У it kind of makes it easier to remember for English speakers as it follows English vowel sound pattern (AEIOU). I am 66 years old, have been learning (randomly - again, thanks for the "road map") since last autumn/fall, and last night I left my first voice note in Russian - you are helping me a LOT!! Thank you!
i stopped after lesson 9 because learning russian stressed me out too much. however, six months later, i’ve decided to go back so here i am :))
I also stopped after lesson 9 and am just now starting lesson 10. I've found that it's important to take lots of notes and review them daily, otherwise this can get overwhelming.
Thank you sister, you are guiding Russian language by lessons so hard enough to understand. Paka paka! !!
Daria at the start of the video: "This is gonna be REALLY confusing"
Daria for the first ten minutes: *basically just explains that we gotta learn ONE additional rule for verb conjugation (if they end in ить), plus some random exceptions that don't actually matter that much*
Me: *still bracing for when she adds on the NEXT five rules to the explanation*
Daria: *literally just takes the last ten minutes telling us viewers not to get to stressed out, when all she went over was a single new rule to memorize* 😆
(Basically... she just spent the majority of the video, talking about how intimidating it is to learn this stuff, but... if you HAVE truly paid full attention to her earlier videos, and took at least a few days off, to practice in between them, then THIS video was hardly difficult at all. It's ONLY intimidating because she makes exceptions seem WAY scarier then they actually are.
Спасибо за урок!
I am Greek and i try to learn Russian on a level that I will be able to understand a tv show or read a newspaper.I love your channel.I tried a few apps before i discover your videos but apps are good only to learn new words.They don't explain why you do something.Or they teach you standard phrases that only tourists say.
Thank you so much once again, for a great lesson!
Lesson 10 completed!!!
you are the best teacher I have ever seen ! thanks for nice lessons. greetings from Georgia, Tbilisi and waiting in our country :)
Encouraging! We just have to dive in and make mistakes. Eventually we learn!
Ya ryt, I am trying. Have you completed learning or still in the process?
Yeeees!!! I checked your channel every day for this to appear. Many thanks my beloved russian teacher! God bless you!
you can turn the notifications on:) there's a bell icon
Real Russian Club I did,but I was still checking every day in case that my phone missed one of them :)) I am a little crazy😂
Thanks Daria!
You are such an inspiring teacher. I genuinely love your teaching style.
Спасйбо болшой