A story in Russian by Leo Tolstoy (with a quiz). READING COMPREHENSION. Slow reading in Russian

Learn to READ IN RUSSIAN and TAKE A QUIZ to find out how much you've understood. THE FULL TEXT & QUIZ russianwithdas...
Reading slowly starts at 1:06
Reading like a native speaker starts at 5:57
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[@RussianwithDasha]

FULL TEXT & QUIZ www.russianwithdasha.com/post/kitten
Reading slowly starts at 1:06
Reading like a native speaker starts at 5:57

[@OscarTartalo]

Отличное видео. Это многому меня учит. Твой голос очень чистый и приятный. Спасибо огромное.

[@RussianwithDasha]

Я рада, спасибо за отзыв! Буду записывать похожие видео

[@grantchallinor5263]

I will definitely do the quiz. The story used for this reading comprehension is just at (or maybe slightly above) my own level of Russian, so for me it's a challenge, but perhaps I can just about do it. If it's not difficult, and is too easy - you're not really learning! It's really helpful on Dasha's website, to see the accompanying Russian text for the story carefully written, showing how to correctly stress the right letters in each individual word when speaking - it's very clear and I haven't see that enough elsewhere.

[@RussianwithDasha]

thank you! don't hesitate to ask any questions, and please let me know how it goes :)

[@Tajikproud-fg2pr]

Fantastic
You are reading perfectly. I going to follow you.

[@worrellrobinson4332]

( Drew nearer )is the phrase in English for coming closer thank you for this lesson. I like very much this style of teaching also, kind regards from Worrell Robinson London

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you Worrell

[@brendanhughes850]

Hi Dasha, I watch some of your old videos and those of your friend Max. I am still at the stage where I have to watch you on 75% speed and pause the video frequently to learn new words. Thank you for all of the videos. By the way. To approach/ to get closer to/ to come up to, somebody/something - приблизиться
On a horse, bicycle or motorbike etc. you would be more likely to say - “he rode up to”. To ride up/down/over/under/in/out/on/off/ through etc. Or you can say "He approached on horseback".
Kind regards
Lingobren

[@RussianwithDasha]

Thank you Lingobren

[@brendanhughes850]

Even better. He galloped up!😀

[@gabrielij4613]

Thank you, I can do it 👌👌

[@marinabragina7319]

The page with the quiz is not found

[@RussianwithDasha]

Dear Marina, thank you for your comment. I fixed the problem, please use this link www.russianwithdasha.com/post/kitten

[@hereinspiration227]

только русский~~~~~

[@pigeonflight235]

Link not working. (

[@RussianwithDasha]

Can you try once again? I hope it works now.

[@ed-ew6cn]

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