Fedor, My trip to Russia was cancelled twice, once due to Covid but... I'm going. I know this video is over three years old but I wanted to express just how wonderfully useful it is Many thanks, Allan
I am also planning to go to Russia, but because of the special operation and restrictions of freedom of speech it becomes dangerous. So I would reccommend not going there during this conflict in Urkaine.
what person we talkin' about, y'know?! XD most American sounding phrase out of your mouth all video. keep it up, dude, you done did good in this video. :) thnx. My family adopted 5 Latvian kids that mostly spoke Russian (ussr). I was fluent basics wise but then they started speaking English and I lost a lot, so this helps get it back, I still talk with my 'twin' sister!
The first thing I noticed in this video, is the Alter Bridge shirt, the presenter is wearing. A metal head, I see. Awesome. Keep up the good work, I am enjoying learning more about the Russian language.
Привет, Фёдор!Давно, я думала что русский язык очень трудно, но с тобой это стал легко (easy, right?). Я очень люблю читать романы по-английски и по-арабски, но я очень хочу их читать по-русски. Я тоже хочу говорить по-русски как радной человек. Я благодарю вас. Пока 🤗
Your videos are really informative and have more depth than other russian language lessons on youtube. One suggestion, it would really help if you could put some text with phonetic pronunciations of the words. It is difficult to know if one is pronouncing a word with all the exact phonemes/elements.
Hello. I want to improve my pronunciation of English.I'm a native Russian speaker.And I will teach you to speak Russian. We can chat online and help each other with language learning. I look forward to hearing from you.
Hi, I like your videos very much. They are very useful and easy. I enjoy your videos very much. I need to learn Russian and thanks for making videos for learning Russian. May God bless you so much. You are an excellent teacher. I have also followed you on Instagram. :)
Rare?!!! I have a fuckin AlterBridge T-shirt too and I'm proud!!!! They're one of THE BEST rock bands in this planet right now!!! FIDOR I love you! You have taste my friend!
I have a good memoryhook я хоту (just sneeze) and say кофе. It is the easy way to order a coffee in a Russian bar. I use a lot of memory hook when I learning Russian.
How nobody is commenting on the T-shirt 😣 it's just so sad, the people in this day n age do not know what real music is.. Fedor you fucking Rock!!!! My friend!!!!!😃💜
Thank you for your Russian lesson and video. I would recommend you that remove the subtitle or, use a board to show all your assignments. Sometimes the subject or sentence cannot bee seeing because of the subtitles covers. Great work
Hello. I want to improve my pronunciation of English.I'm a native Russian speaker.And I will teach you to speak Russian. We can chat online and help each other with language learning. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you once again to go thru my text and reply it.I have already learnt more than 100 verbs with conjugation and diff tense forms and aspects...I am trying to use them in sentences...But what i find that its just the starting...I need to learn more verbs...Otherwise i cant understand all the meaning.I know it shud be a gradual ongoing slow process...Still as i am travelling to Moscow this summer...I want to learn more...So van u guide me a bit?? One more request...Plz make a video on the negative words with diff cases..I have gone thru a video...I need to see ur way of explanation as u have a very lucid way of explaining...And lastly plz give more and more examples.Plz
Need to ask this, please answer me :). After Я хочу , if we want to put a verb, we conjugate the verb or we put the infinitive? Because I have seen in sentences below, that they conjugate the verb abut you said in another video that we put infinitive. Btw you are a great teacher #BeFluent
for most of these words, I heard you pronounce the ending with a kinda ch sound. In the first set of verbs, I heard to drink, sound like the English word peach. And the fifth word sounded to me like gava-reach. In the word to eat, however, I didn't hear it end with a ch sound; I heard it as ye-est and ending with more of a T sound. Is it because the lower case b letter is next to the T that makes it sound like ch, and there are just some exceptions like in the word to eat?
ТЬ will sound very close to "CH" sound. But the reason is that Т gets softened by a soft sign at the end. For learners it's hard to produce that softening. It's just simply unnatural. Check this video out- ruclips.net/video/hXrPPxL983g/видео.html
There is a ch sound in Russian, it is written using the letter ч (and it is soft). The soft t sound written ть at the end of words sometimes sounds a bit like t followed by a very short s sound, but this is a result of softness (the tongue being close to the palate, which produces friction). It is essential to learn to distinguish soft and hard consonants in Russian, and ть should not be confused with ч (ch) or ц (ts) , the latter having a more clearly pronounced s component (hard).
What's the relationship between the words "воду" and "водка"? (I mean, "etymologically") Did russians decide to name "vodka" as if it were something like "little water" or "cute water" or "soft water" or "hot water"? Or the similarity between these words is simply a coincidence?
Bunoir Duoir it is correct. "вы" means you as in plural or you in a polite manner. it is used to show respect to people like your boss, or to a stranger. "Ты" is used for friends and family.
Bunoir Duoir "Понимаете" means understands or understand, the e at the end is what you put after you use "вы". Like for example the word to know знать: Я знаю-I know Ты знаешь-You know (informal) Он знает-He knows Она знает-She knows Оно знает-It knows (rarely used, in Russian he or she is used to replace it) Мы знаем-We know Вы знаете-You know (informal) Они знают-They know
Khatit - to want I want : ya hachu - Ty kozchesh - u want I have- ya imyu U menya yest - I have Tybya yest - you have Ya Magu - I can or able to Mozhesh - can you I see - ya vishu Vidyesh - you see Ty panimayesh - u understand Dumat - to think I think- Ya dumayu You think - ty Dumayesh
I only recently found your channel and you're a great teacher ! In this lesson it was a bit confusing that you first explained the verb Есть (to eat) ... and then use the same word in you example "у меня есть" where it has a different meaning.
Иметь is to have something abstract. If you want to say "I have a suitcase" you say У меня есть чемодан. A suitcase is something not abstract. For иметь, you use it like "to have the right" or "to have the opportunity" and so on.
1. Пожалуйста, отдайте мне папку. 2. Я могу помочь тебе. 3. Пожалуйста, пойдем со мной. 4. Хочешь воды? 5. Я отлично провела выходные, спасибо. Thank you for the great video~ #befluent
Я люблю русскую грамматику. я вижу тебя , а пьешь воду. я ем хлеб. Zulkifli Mohd Jamil 5, Jalan Gapi 2C/7 Seksyen 2B Antara Gapi 48200 SERENDAH Selangor Malaysia #Be Fluent in Russian
У меня есть електрокардиостимулятор. Я хочу вижу Россия. Я пью чай. Я говорю плохо Русский. Ты хорошо учитель, но я новичок. Спацибо большое Федя, Я нравится твой видео. I had to Google translate the word beginner, it sounds like a chemical agent that was used to try to frame a country 🤐 (also a bit like novice).
Я хочу вижу Россия - Я хочу ВИДЕТЬ Россия We only need to conjugate the first verb when we have double verbs in a sentence. Amazing stuff, keep trying to make sentences and I will super happy to assist you with anything!
I just realised I should have said, "Спасибо* болшое Федя, мне* нравится твой видео." I don't think I can make a plural of видео, but it meant videos. I'll add, Они отлично! to make it obvious. 👍
Let's give it a shot! 1) Я хочу говорить русский хорошо. (Can I use "говорить" to mean "speak a language"? And can I use Хорошо like that?) 2) Я хочу есть пиццу. 3) Я люблю рить кофе. (I'm probably missing the case in "кофе"...) 4) Я не пю много пиво. (guess I'm missing the case too... should it be Пиву?)
1) Я хочу говорить по-русски хорошо but the word order is a bit unnatural: Я хочу хорошо говорить по-русски is better 2) if u wanna eat it now or very soon u have to say съесть 3) correct but mistake with the word пить (accident i guess) 4) Я не пью много пива (u missed a letter in пью and used a wrong case in пива) u r welcome
you give me hope to actually learn russian
And you keep motivating my girlfriend to keep learning Russian lol
@beauty.vlogger.chanel34 wow that is very
I really like how you conjugate the russian words and explain it. You're a great teacher! Keep up the amazing work! :)
Yes I agree with you
Fedor,
My trip to Russia was cancelled twice, once due to Covid but... I'm going.
I know this video is over three years old but I wanted to express just how wonderfully useful it is
Many thanks,
Allan
I am also planning to go to Russia, but because of the special operation and restrictions of freedom of speech it becomes dangerous. So I would reccommend not going there during this conflict in Urkaine.
It just so happens to break out a war
@@Theunfortunate_soul not in Russia in Russia bce is safe
You are a very natural teacher;-)
How to say "I want" in Russian: *sneezes*
(шутка!)
спасибо! Ты хороший учитель!
haha true
it's pronouced Hatiu isn't it?
@@Torres-wo9xc i dont know haha
Я пью кофе.
Ты говоришь хорошо по-английски.
Я понимаю урок.
#befluent
Спасибо!
Ты хорошо говоришь по-английски
Ня-а :D
what person we talkin' about, y'know?! XD most American sounding phrase out of your mouth all video. keep it up, dude, you done did good in this video. :) thnx. My family adopted 5 Latvian kids that mostly spoke Russian (ussr). I was fluent basics wise but then they started speaking English and I lost a lot, so this helps get it back, I still talk with my 'twin' sister!
The first thing I noticed in this video, is the Alter Bridge shirt, the presenter is wearing. A metal head, I see. Awesome. Keep up the good work, I am enjoying learning more about the Russian language.
I think you're my favorite channel about Russian, Fedor!
You are relly skilled at teaching! Love it, thanks
I like this too ten. They’re very usable. I feel like they’ll come up in most situations especially when meeting people
Привет, Фёдор!Давно, я думала что русский язык очень трудно, но с тобой это стал легко (easy, right?). Я очень люблю читать романы по-английски и по-арабски, но я очень хочу их читать по-русски. Я тоже хочу говорить по-русски как радной человек. Я благодарю вас. Пока 🤗
Amel El-Rayis Неужели,говорить на Русском популярно?
Amel El-Rayis rlvs
Хорошо написали. Русский язык трудНЫЙ.
Ты понимаешь по- арабски? Я очень впечатлён!
Wow, I was able to understand everything!!
I am so grateful for your videos!!!!!! ♥
I like ur way of teaching. Thank you so much my teacher. I learn a lot from you ..thanks again😊
thank you so much!! please keep making these videos!!!
Your videos are really informative and have more depth than other russian language lessons on youtube. One suggestion, it would really help if you could put some text with phonetic pronunciations of the words. It is difficult to know if one is pronouncing a word with all the exact phonemes/elements.
Hello. I want to improve my pronunciation of English.I'm a native Russian speaker.And I will teach you to speak Russian. We can chat online and help each other with language learning. I look forward to hearing from you.
This video really got me over the hump. I am using duolingo and did not understand why the verbs were Changing this was very helpful.
Great country, people and language! Much respect 🙏
You're the best! Thanks for all you do!
You're really good at teaching!
Such a helpful video. Thanks soooo much!!!
Great teacher you are.Thank you for this. I m really learning a lot
Amazing dude! Thank you so much, I will keep following your channel!!
Hi, I like your videos very much. They are very useful and easy. I enjoy your videos very much. I need to learn Russian and thanks for making videos for learning Russian. May God bless you so much. You are an excellent teacher. I have also followed you on Instagram. :)
Great teacher !
Very very helpful material thanks buddy 🤙
wow a alter bridge shirt thats pretty rare isnt it?
btw nice channel keep doing nice videos like this
wish you the best
Rare?!!! I have a fuckin AlterBridge T-shirt too and I'm proud!!!! They're one of THE BEST rock bands in this planet right now!!! FIDOR I love you! You have taste my friend!
I have a good memoryhook я хоту (just sneeze) and say кофе. It is the easy way to order a coffee in a Russian bar. I use a lot of memory hook when I learning Russian.
Да ахаха
Ya hachu AWP
Thank you this was helpful.
Excellent stuff
Great lesson! I have just started learning Russian and your videos are awesome! #befluent
Can you please do a video describing the position of the tongue while pronouncing some letters like л , т , д (with two cases : soft and hard)
you and daria are the best teacher i ever had omg hahahaha especially the pickup line killed me
Great stuff, thanks
Really great to learn
I just discovered your videos and I'm loving them. Thank you so much!!
How nobody is commenting on the T-shirt 😣 it's just so sad, the people in this day n age do not know what real music is.. Fedor you fucking Rock!!!! My friend!!!!!😃💜
1. Ты ешь торт.
2. Я понимаю его.
3. У тебя есть компьютер.
4. Я люблю книги.
5. Я хочу сок.
amazing! thanks a lot!
Thank you for your Russian lesson and video. I would recommend you that remove the subtitle or, use a board to show all your assignments. Sometimes the subject or sentence cannot bee seeing because of the subtitles covers. Great work
Hello. I want to improve my pronunciation of English.I'm a native Russian speaker.And I will teach you to speak Russian. We can chat online and help each other with language learning. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you once again to go thru my text and reply it.I have already learnt more than 100 verbs with conjugation and diff tense forms and aspects...I am trying to use them in sentences...But what i find that its just the starting...I need to learn more verbs...Otherwise i cant understand all the meaning.I know it shud be a gradual ongoing slow process...Still as i am travelling to Moscow this summer...I want to learn more...So van u guide me a bit??
One more request...Plz make a video on the negative words with diff cases..I have gone thru a video...I need to see ur way of explanation as u have a very lucid way of explaining...And lastly plz give more and more examples.Plz
Yeah, reach out to me on Facebook, where I can give you a more detailed advice. facebook.com/groups/169010980342785
Thank you!
Great vid, keep making`em
Hi, how do you pronounce the infinitive ending -Tb, is it not /t/, but something between /ts/ or /tsh/? Thanks for clarification.
Я хочу понимать--I want to understand.
Ты хочешь иметь--you want to possess.
Я могу говорить--I can speak.
Thank you this is very helpful :)
да, я согласна
Very good again, thak you very much!!!
Need to ask this, please answer me :). After Я хочу , if we want to put a verb, we conjugate the verb or we put the infinitive? Because I have seen in sentences below, that they conjugate the verb abut you said in another video that we put infinitive. Btw you are a great teacher #BeFluent
We put an infinitive!
We only conjugate "хотеть" into the right form, which is in your case "хочу".
for most of these words, I heard you pronounce the ending with a kinda ch sound. In the first set of verbs, I heard to drink, sound like the English word peach. And the fifth word sounded to me like gava-reach. In the word to eat, however, I didn't hear it end with a ch sound; I heard it as ye-est and ending with more of a T sound. Is it because the lower case b letter is next to the T that makes it sound like ch, and there are just some exceptions like in the word to eat?
ТЬ will sound very close to "CH" sound. But the reason is that Т gets softened by a soft sign at the end. For learners it's hard to produce that softening. It's just simply unnatural.
Check this video out- ruclips.net/video/hXrPPxL983g/видео.html
There is a ch sound in Russian, it is written using the letter ч (and it is soft). The soft t sound written ть at the end of words sometimes sounds a bit like t followed by a very short s sound, but this is a result of softness (the tongue being close to the palate, which produces friction). It is essential to learn to distinguish soft and hard consonants in Russian, and ть should not be confused with ч (ch) or ц (ts) , the latter having a more clearly pronounced s component (hard).
Does пить mean to drink anything or is there a difference when you are talking about drinking alcohol?
Not really. There are other verbs though to say "drink alcohol".
I am Russian. Now I understand Russian language is veeery difficult for Americans)
Отлично видео, Большо Спасибо!
Hi Professor, can you give some examples on the verb to wait, and sit down. Thanks
i have always thought у меня есть as "With me there is" or "At me there is"
Well, sounds like a mess
@@mbiwe3ep_on_futanari617 "у меня" means "at me" in a sense. Like "in my possession" or "in short proximity from me".
@@viktorvlasov483 чиво, блять? I have lol
More like by me, in my possession, area, place.
where that came from, у меня есть is i have/ i got
1. я хочу понимать по-русский
2. я вижу вы
3. я пью водку
хорошо?
Да! Хорошо:)
Я вижу вас.
Я хочу понимать русский язык*
плоха! очен плоха!
Не очень... :)
Спасибо 😀
What's the relationship between the words "воду" and "водка"? (I mean, "etymologically") Did russians decide to name "vodka" as if it were something like "little water" or "cute water" or "soft water" or "hot water"? Or the similarity between these words is simply a coincidence?
Google would give you more answers with that. I don't know etymology that well.
I have.. I'm drinking.. how do we know when to use YA and when to use Menya?
Я иду. Я думаю. Я понимаю. Я пью. Меня позвали. Меня зовут. Меня отвезли. (меня means someone else did it to you)
@@jolevangelista would you say that я means I and меня means me? That's the way I've been thinking of it, if I'm wrong I'd like to know.
Thanks my teacher
On a learn Russian audio lesson I was taught "вы понимаете" means "you understand" is that correct or wrong?
Bunoir Duoir it is correct. "вы" means you as in plural or you in a polite manner. it is used to show respect to people like your boss, or to a stranger. "Ты" is used for friends and family.
Ruben Gomez thanks for the help, also Whats the difference between "понимаете" and "понимаешь" ?
Bunoir Duoir "Понимаете" means understands or understand, the e at the end is what you put after you use "вы". Like for example the word to know знать:
Я знаю-I know
Ты знаешь-You know (informal)
Он знает-He knows
Она знает-She knows
Оно знает-It knows (rarely used, in Russian he or she is used to replace it)
Мы знаем-We know
Вы знаете-You know (informal)
Они знают-They know
Ruben Gomez thank you I understand now :)
Merci.
Thanks.
Спасибо.
How many languages do you speak?
I speak 6, and I am currently learning Russian.
@@Theyoutuberpolyglot I speak 4 I think the Russian is hard
Ты понимаешь 😂
😍 спасибо хорошо!
1. Я говорю о географии.
2. У меня есть сестра.
3. Я пью сок.
4. Ты думаешь об университете.
5. Ты понимаешь математика.
How do you say welcomecto the airport in russian language
Also, for the ты forms, you should have said it ends with шь as in sha (ш) and мягкий знак(soft sign)
Khatit - to want
I want : ya hachu -
Ty kozchesh - u want
I have- ya imyu
U menya yest - I have
Tybya yest - you have
Ya Magu - I can or able to
Mozhesh - can you
I see - ya vishu
Vidyesh - you see
Ty panimayesh - u understand
Dumat - to think
I think- Ya dumayu
You think - ty Dumayesh
I only recently found your channel and you're a great teacher ! In this lesson it was a bit confusing that you first explained the verb Есть (to eat) ... and then use the same word in you example "у меня есть" where it has a different meaning.
ЕСТЬ has two meanings:
1. To eat
2. To exist (in phrase у меня есть)
The second one has a weird structure, but it means like "There's ____ at mine"
Привет very nice and very important video for me thanku very much brother
Вот только "видешь" неожиданно резануло. Но давненько это было. А так отличный урок!
Иметь is to have something abstract. If you want to say "I have a suitcase" you say У меня есть чемодан. A suitcase is something not abstract. For иметь, you use it like "to have the right" or "to have the opportunity" and so on.
I don't agree. We still say "У меня есть право" "У меня есть возможность".
Whenever you'd use "possess" in English, use "иметь" in Russian.
Be Fluent in Russian meh idk, that is what I learned and heard so far... but thank you anyway!
Agogo - Федор написал всё правильно
1. Пожалуйста, отдайте мне папку.
2. Я могу помочь тебе.
3. Пожалуйста, пойдем со мной.
4. Хочешь воды?
5. Я отлично провела выходные, спасибо.
Thank you for the great video~ #befluent
Спасибо
Этот формат меня нравится!
Very good
Thanks for your videos. I wish I could teach Spanish as you teach Russian
Почему "ты видешь"? Ты видишь - посмотрите исключения в спряжении глаголов: хотеть, видеть, ненавидеть и т.д.
Прокол! :)
That есть after У меня confuses the hell out of me because it also means "to eat".
Я люблю русскую грамматику.
я вижу тебя , а пьешь воду.
я ем хлеб.
Zulkifli Mohd Jamil
5, Jalan Gapi 2C/7
Seksyen 2B Antara Gapi
48200 SERENDAH
Selangor
Malaysia
#Be Fluent in Russian
Wait wait wait wait.. So you are saying that in Russian there is no difference between Present and Present Continuous?
У меня есть електрокардиостимулятор.
Я хочу вижу Россия.
Я пью чай.
Я говорю плохо Русский.
Ты хорошо учитель, но я новичок.
Спацибо большое Федя, Я нравится твой видео.
I had to Google translate the word beginner, it sounds like a chemical agent that was used to try to frame a country 🤐 (also a bit like novice).
Я хочу вижу Россия - Я хочу ВИДЕТЬ Россия
We only need to conjugate the first verb when we have double verbs in a sentence.
Amazing stuff, keep trying to make sentences and I will super happy to assist you with anything!
I just realised I should have said, "Спасибо* болшое Федя, мне* нравится твой видео." I don't think I can make a plural of видео, but it meant videos. I'll add, Они отлично! to make it obvious. 👍
Я хочу увидеть Роччию (лучше - я хотел/хотела бы увидеть Россию)
ты хороший учитель
Мне нравится твоё видео
can you write an example with russian cursive? in your next video
спасибо большое.
I'm ready
How do you say there are Manu people over there.
Let's give it a shot!
1) Я хочу говорить русский хорошо. (Can I use "говорить" to mean "speak a language"? And can I use Хорошо like that?)
2) Я хочу есть пиццу.
3) Я люблю рить кофе. (I'm probably missing the case in "кофе"...)
4) Я не пю много пиво. (guess I'm missing the case too... should it be Пиву?)
1) Я хочу говорить по-русски хорошо
but the word order is a bit unnatural: Я хочу хорошо говорить по-русски is better
2) if u wanna eat it now or very soon u have to say съесть
3) correct but mistake with the word пить (accident i guess)
4) Я не пью много пива (u missed a letter in пью and used a wrong case in пива)
u r welcome
these videos are really helpful and as u asked, keep the videos shorter.thanks
Я изучал русский язык, когда я был солдатом пятнадцать лет назад, и теперь я хочу, чтобы улучшить свою способность говорить по-русски.
Выбросьте чтобы и будет грамматически правильная фраза
Большой спасибо
when does the O sound like an O?
it almost always sounds like an A
when it's stressed, о sounds like an о.
In some regions people tend to say O as O more often. But in general it is less common.
1. Я вижу кошек. 2. Я хочу есть. 3. Ты любишь меня.
1:27 bless you lmao
I love communication technology.
Hi !
You are doing a great job !
1: я вижу телефон.
2: ты можешь читать.
3: Я хочу есть и пить.
Thank you!
Your sentences are great!
very helpful, thank you. #befluent
OH MY GOD... FIDOR LIKES MY FAVOURITE BAND EVER. JUST MARRY ME NOW!!! ❤️
thak u!
Отличное обучение! #befluent
Здравствуй! я люблю твои видео!
Я хочу говорить по русски хорошо. Теперь, я хочу спать 😄
How are these sentences? Спасибо и добрый вечер 🙏😊
These sentences are great! 0 mistakes!
Добрый вечер:)
1- я хочу новую машину
2- ты очень хорошо говоришь по-французкий
3- я говорю с тобой по телефону
Ты очень хорошо говоришь по французски. Без буквы «й».
1: я вижу телевидение
2: я думаю как говорить русский
3: а ты хочешь водо
#befluent