Haha.. Too bad you are not real Kaitlyn.. Because you know.. Relationship goals.. 😘 Btw.. Do you know my brother Edward Snowden? 🤣 Jk.. ruclips.net/video/uYE3BSh2YJA/видео.html
"My dog got lost in the woods".. Bahaha.. I am nobody's dog but yours princess.. Lol. I hope you find me sometime soon boo.. Lol🤣 Jk.. Isn't Alysia funny though? ruclips.net/video/E3mOvCMG24I/видео.html
My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
I am still understanding how I feel when I speak Russian. Hebrew is a language I have desired to learn. Although my mother’s family is of Russian decent. It is a passion I hope to share with my child.
I'm Russian and speak russian for 39 years as well, so I'm here not for russian learning, but for english ✌️😆 Всем удачи! By the way, you speak russian so clearly, I'm impressed!! I have spoken with native English speakers in Russian a lot and you do it so good 👍 First I even thought you are Russian)
I’m Arab and I’m trying to learn Russian. I have not being to following up but I want to learn it. In my opinion very beautiful language and beautiful culture and literature.
It is very interesting to learn languages from all countries, especially from a big country like Russia. Even though I have never been there, learning Russian is very fun ❤️👍
Because there are 2 words beginning from the "Ё" which come to my mind: "ёж" and "ёлка" (a fir-tree). When you need to use a swear expression using an euphemism you may say: "Ёкарный бабай! (yOkarniy babAy!)" or "Ёшкин кот! (yOshk'in kot!)". The Babay is an evil being in the guise of an old man who frightens children and the Yaga's cat is a pet of BAba YagA - a witch who lives in the forest and eats children.
I know, right? I had exactly the same question. Since this is the 3rd Russian video I've seen and others I watched were about the alphabet and pronouns it really caught my eye. Why on earth would hedgehog be important? I guess I'll find out eventually.
How are you madam?Are you a Russian teacher?thank you very much to learn us Russian languages ,for us to communicate with russian pple. Listening from 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 and thanx so much .👍❤
Thank you very much for the Russian classes I like the didactic way as she teaches it and better with the pronunciation in subtitle also the teacher is very nice and I do not miss her classes. Greetings from Machupicchu - Peru
I've been watching her vids since the very first time she started. She has grown in her craft. She has matured and has gained more and more expertise...
I enjoy these videos. There are quite a few out there but I keep coming back to this. Can I make a suggestion which for me at least would improve this significantly. This is to put the pronunciation down phonetically on the screen.
Well, i'm learning English with videos which teach russian language ( i'm russian native speaker ( this is my second language, I have realy native language But i speak 90% in Russian)) надеюсь вы меня поняли
When I went to my hotel in Moscow, the man and the woman in the room just next to mine used the word "Хорошо" repeatedly in a way I did not expect 😏💏. At least, I never forgot what that word means since then 😂.
I know this is an old comment but as a fan of A Clockwork Orange I just now thanks to this video put it together that the use of the word "horrorshow" as a futuristic slang term for something being good was also a Russian-derived word. I knew that many of the other slang words in that book were Russian but, having never learned much of the language at all, it all just hit me. Good Stuff! *Хорошо* even
Question: Why is the Russian word for hedgehog useful vocabulary? Are hedgehogs running rampant in Moscow streets? Is there an approaching hedgehog apocalypse? Or is "hedgehog" a euphemism for some common Russian lascivious conduct? Just curious.
as russian, i have no idea but fun fact, our alphabet goes like г, д, е, ё, ж (где ёж)("ёжик" is the same world, but its like baby hedgehog, or just if your want to say it more cute) which makes a phrase literally translating like "wheres hedgehog?"
Can anyone help me to understand why the words 'bell' and 'hedgehog' and the phrases ''come to the surface' and 'once upon a time' are on this list of 'useful vocabulary for beginners'? is there some special russian usage of these words? also, the word 'zdrasvuyte' is in the list twice, so it's only 29 words, or am I missing something?
the presentation and explanations were quite good . Too bad that many of the words were not so necessary for a beginner to start to get by in the language (hedgehog, bell, darling, and a few others are not so useful). It would be a more useful video if you keep the same style and replace some of the not so necessary words for other far more useful ones . Very good teaching style and method , om the other hand
@@cherchezlafamme2400 - isn't it just "Your face is beautiful" without Мне and with it is more "Your face is beautiful to me" or "I find your face beautiful" with мне? I am still trying to understand the more poetic nuances of Russian word use and order.
For it to be grammatically correct: Твое лицо красивое (adjective in neuter since "face" is gender neutral in Russian, literally "your face beautiful" but using grammatical cases, something English has largely lost, so it isnt as weird as it sounds)! Большое спасибо, Катя! "Мне" isnt used here, but the explanation requires learning quite a bit of Russian grammar. If you wanted to specifically say "to me", you would be forced to put something like "In my eyes" at the beginning. This can be done in many ways, but generally, it is superfluous; "Your face is beautiful" already implies that the speaker is the one who finds it beautíful :)
I thought есть meant "to eat" and у меня/тебя есть meant "I have, you have, etc." Are those just different ways of saying it, or is there are more natural way?
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Haha.. Too bad you are not real Kaitlyn.. Because you know.. Relationship goals.. 😘
Btw.. Do you know my brother Edward Snowden? 🤣 Jk..
ruclips.net/video/uYE3BSh2YJA/видео.html
"My dog got lost in the woods".. Bahaha.. I am nobody's dog but yours princess.. Lol.
I hope you find me sometime soon boo.. Lol🤣 Jk.. Isn't Alysia funny though? ruclips.net/video/E3mOvCMG24I/видео.html
Hey Katya.. Just wanted to show how much you mean to me my love.. CIA? Cya.. ruclips.net/video/OkTpqcFt5tY/видео.html
Help, help? Too funny.. It's your turn beeotch. Cya witch.. ruclips.net/video/2K02Ij9yn9E/видео.html
I am nobody's dog but yours Kit Kat.. Bahaha ruclips.net/video/E3mOvCMG24I/видео.html
My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
When you decide to learn Russian and on the first lesson you see this -> ЗДРАВСТВУЙТЕ 😂
Hello to you also
Ahh I don't understand 🤣
@@valiantwarrior1988 здраьставуйте (zdrabstabyaet, rough pronunciation) hello on a formal way
@@sergioamaya3062 ohh ok. Thanks!
Здравствуйте
Stranger Things 3 made me wanna learn Russian so bad😂its such a beautiful language
Greetings from Poland😁
Relatable!
U r pretty and teaching Russian good
Ic3peak's songs and Yuri on ice (an anime) wanted to make e learn Russian. It's a super cool language and I love it- Greetings from the USA! ^^
Wait someone was speaking russian in stranger things ?
@@maskedaaron6936 да. Yes, there was that Russian guy that was killed in the fair/carnival place. Алексей/Alexei was his name.
Definitely need these words spelled out phonetically in Latin letters to help with pronunciation
agreed
I agree but to be honest if we could see latin letters we would rely on that and not learning and fully grasping cryllic
certainly
Bite the bullet and learn the letters.
Ha, this is gonna be easy
five seconds later: достопримечательности
Lol yeah😂
Хехех
@Андрюша Перепиленко LMAO
I only know simples
Ya ponimayu
Ya ne ponimayu
Sad thing is, that one is relatively easy. It gets much worse.
Никогда бы не подумал, что буду такое смотреть))
Я тоже токое не думаю
Кто любит играть в игры
Wonderful teacher
I am still understanding how I feel when I speak Russian. Hebrew is a language I have desired to learn. Although my mother’s family is of Russian decent. It is a passion I hope to share with my child.
I'm Russian and speak russian for 39 years as well, so I'm here not for russian learning, but for english ✌️😆 Всем удачи!
By the way, you speak russian so clearly, I'm impressed!! I have spoken with native English speakers in Russian a lot and you do it so good 👍 First I even thought you are Russian)
I'm pretty sure she is; her English has an accent.
@@erinthevegan9629 AND her name is Katya which is also Russian.
Катя, спасибо большое за прекрасный уроки,они очень полезно ждём от Вас новых уроков!!
Если вы это написали без переводчика, то у вас уже неплохая база
@@lil2faced Так это русский чел как и я .-.
I’m Arab and I’m trying to learn Russian. I have not being to following up but I want to learn it. In my opinion very beautiful language and beautiful culture and literature.
маладиц 😘
Should be easy for you. Arabic is universally a nightmare.
Thanku so much for this link and video..... Very helpful 😊
It is very interesting to learn languages from all countries, especially from a big country like Russia. Even though I have never been there, learning Russian is very fun ❤️👍
Într-adevăr e distractiv și unde mai pui ca sar putea sa ne prindă bine...
NO RUSSIANS WELCOME HERE. GET OFF.
Awesome , thanks for helping me learn russian' ❤️
very nice to listen your voice
what a beautiful teacher!
She’s an amazing teacher👍🏻
здравствуйте
@@ffiw9x128 здравствуйте, привет, пока, до свидания
Very good job
your speaking style is sooooo soooo good
prikol na
2:11 😂😂😂 я не сдержался!!!
Lol
Thanks you
Excellent 👌 video 😎
Спасибо Awesome
The fantastic thing is your accent here omg... so well Talented 👏👏
Why is the word hedgehog 🦔 so important in Russian it’s in a lot of learning videos!?
Because there are 2 words beginning from the "Ё" which come to my mind: "ёж" and "ёлка" (a fir-tree).
When you need to use a swear expression using an euphemism you may say: "Ёкарный бабай! (yOkarniy babAy!)" or "Ёшкин кот! (yOshk'in kot!)". The Babay is an evil being in the guise of an old man who frightens children and the Yaga's cat is a pet of BAba YagA - a witch who lives in the forest and eats children.
There aren't too many words starting with "ё", maybe that's the reason.
I know, right? I had exactly the same question. Since this is the 3rd Russian video I've seen and others I watched were about the alphabet and pronouns it really caught my eye. Why on earth would hedgehog be important? I guess I'll find out eventually.
@@Сергей-ы4п9в это выражение просто 😭
The attraction word is definitely not for a real beginner like me😢
У тебя получится, я сама русская и это легко, старайся.
Это ещё не самое сложное слово есть слова которые даже мы русские не можем произнести😂
How are you madam?Are you a Russian teacher?thank you very much to learn us Russian languages ,for us to communicate with russian pple. Listening from 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 and thanx so much .👍❤
Perfect teaching
I have wanted to learn for years. Now is the time.thank you
Buongiorno, ho visto il suo video e mi è piaciuto perché spiega in modo semplice e simpatico 😊
Thank you very much for the Russian classes I like the didactic way as she teaches it and better with the pronunciation in subtitle also the teacher is very nice and I do not miss her classes. Greetings from Machupicchu - Peru
This is so useful thank you for the info😉😉😉
Спасибо 💜💕
Thank you anyway for the lesson
I've been watching her vids since the very first time she started. She has grown in her craft. She has matured and has gained more and more expertise...
I enjoy these videos. There are quite a few out there but I keep coming back to this. Can I make a suggestion which for me at least would improve this significantly. This is to put the pronunciation down phonetically on the screen.
Вы так миленькие!
Так забавно смотреть,как вы учите наш язык)
hai
It's so easy with your help
Good teacher ❤
Привет! Спасибо большой из Австралии.
I am learning the Russian alphabet rn and I’m so glad I can finally read the words
This is great
I love the way in how you pronounce it, makes one remember the word, like fast, fast, slow, slllooooowww :-)
Helo friend sonja
It would be very helpful to have english spelling phonetics as well otherwise it's much too fast
“Grandma and grandpa, they had a cute baby or whatever...” I’m dying over here, all жили-были like!
The world "Hello" is so important that is repeated twice, 7:12 and 9:40.
I am on my way to St. Petersburg👍🏼
I am so fascinated and In love with Russian language culture people and all.
I learn Russian language this channel 👍❤️
Very nice teaching.
Well, I'm learning russian with videos in English being Spanish speaker
I'm Arabic 😂
i am malayali
Same here dude.
Well, i'm learning English with videos which teach russian language ( i'm russian native speaker ( this is my second language, I have realy native language But i speak 90% in Russian)) надеюсь вы меня поняли
I love the animated characters! 😂
Good video
awesome!!
Excellent Russian language accent teaching 👍👌
Спасибо 🙏🏻
So easy language i love it
At 2:00 you say the word "to eat" and at 6:35 "to eat" again but a different way. Which one is the good way?
Thank you! :)
1st way is better, he is more official
When I went to my hotel in Moscow, the man and the woman in the room just next to mine used the word "Хорошо" repeatedly in a way I did not expect 😏💏. At least, I never forgot what that word means since then 😂.
😂😂
What does that mean?
@@AboElAdrashofficial Shhh... you don't have to know
Me too i know what that meant
I know this is an old comment but as a fan of A Clockwork Orange I just now thanks to this video put it together that the use of the word "horrorshow" as a futuristic slang term for something being good was also a Russian-derived word. I knew that many of the other slang words in that book were Russian but, having never learned much of the language at all, it all just hit me. Good Stuff! *Хорошо* even
Spaciba!
Я влюблен в свою прекрасную учительницу русского языка
С вами можно учить английский. :)
It would be very helpful if the pronunciation were written in English also eventhough it may not reflect the exact sounds.
Maybe you can teach one word at a time as a first lesson like “what, when, why etc”
С собаками конечно весело вышло ))) , но уроки классные!
Thanks. Easy to learn as I am croatian too. Nice to learn from beautiful face too.
How many times has she changed her fit? 😂
Спасибо
Hi .u .r.good teacher.good morning
thx for making this now ik how to speak 30 russian words :)
So cute and nice❤
Tq
Da da da da, good time to learn some basic Russian.
Не говорите: война, этого слова в России не существует.
Love it 🌷☘️💘😍
Lovely in white
Only word I know in Russia is yes. I don't want to learn complete sentences, if I can just speak like a 3 year old, I'll be happy with that. 😂
Question: Why is the Russian word for hedgehog useful vocabulary? Are hedgehogs running rampant in Moscow streets? Is there an approaching hedgehog apocalypse? Or is "hedgehog" a euphemism for some common Russian lascivious conduct? Just curious.
as russian, i have no idea
but fun fact, our alphabet goes like г, д, е, ё, ж (где ёж)("ёжик" is the same world, but its like baby hedgehog, or just if your want to say it more cute)
which makes a phrase literally translating like "wheres hedgehog?"
It could be useful for introducing certain sounds that may be new to foreigners.
can you do it with english phonetics so we can pronounce the words easier
Harika harika 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Good teacher and cute too! 😍
Can anyone help me to understand why the words 'bell' and 'hedgehog' and the phrases ''come to the surface' and 'once upon a time' are on this list of 'useful vocabulary for beginners'? is there some special russian usage of these words? also, the word 'zdrasvuyte' is in the list twice, so it's only 29 words, or am I missing something?
Blyat was the most functional word I learned.
You so cute ma'am and teach very well 😊❤
She's speaking but is hardly opening her mouth...I don't know about you guys but it looks pretty cool💫
I want to learn more words i am from nepal
My brain: I bet this language takes 1 second to learn!
1 second later:
Me: WHAT THE HECK IS IRRHJSLSFJWALLWKEJRHNT
Her: it means hi
It is very easy ЗДРАВСТВУЙТЕ
I'm falling in love with teacher 😂🤣
I Signed Up For Free Account
And Started Speaking
Russian !!!
It Is Because I Could Listen To Katya All Day !
Please give the pronunciation in english caption as well.
the presentation and explanations were quite good . Too bad that many of the words were not so necessary for a beginner to start to get by in the language (hedgehog, bell, darling, and a few others are not so useful). It would be a more useful video if you keep the same style and replace some of the not so necessary words for other far more useful ones . Very good teaching style and method , om the other hand
welcome
Твое лицо мне красивый! Большое спасибо, Катя!
Мне - word superfluous.
@@cherchezlafamme2400 - isn't it just "Your face is beautiful" without Мне and with it is more "Your face is beautiful to me" or "I find your face beautiful" with мне? I am still trying to understand the more poetic nuances of Russian word use and order.
Ну почти
in russia we dont say : “твое лицо очень красивое» we just say : “ты/вы очень красивая»
For it to be grammatically correct: Твое лицо красивое (adjective in neuter since "face" is gender neutral in Russian, literally "your face beautiful" but using grammatical cases, something English has largely lost, so it isnt as weird as it sounds)! Большое спасибо, Катя!
"Мне" isnt used here, but the explanation requires learning quite a bit of Russian grammar. If you wanted to specifically say "to me", you would be forced to put something like "In my eyes" at the beginning. This can be done in many ways, but generally, it is superfluous; "Your face is beautiful" already implies that the speaker is the one who finds it beautíful :)
The dinner part, soo cold
I guess I like the teacher.
Should add transliteration line to read in Roman characters
I thought есть meant "to eat" and у меня/тебя есть meant "I have, you have, etc." Are those just different ways of saying it, or is there are more natural way?
Привет from USA🇺🇸
freddie highperformance привет from Russia
@@adamkira привет мой друг
You can say: Привет из америкий For hi from usa
8:50 yeah alright, Imma just have to pass on that one
This video is great! Tom in Japan
Beat teacher