How to improve UNDERSTANDING? Learn Crazy Russian Prefixes
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
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One of the best videos again on Russian grammar. This channel always picks the topic and explain the rules and complexities from the perspective of an inquisitive learner.
Great teaching, well done. Thank you
Very useful explanation of prefixes in Russian. I noticed that you used a new format instead of your handwritten whiteboard. Thanks for covering this very important topic of Russian prefixes.
Thanks a lot for watching, yeah I guess that makes some explanations more demonstrative.
Good teaching. Congratulations.
You are amazing teacher
This is excellent video. Thank you.
Я придумал. :)
Вы отлично придумали :) Приходите смотреть мои видео :) И спасибо за добрые слова!
@@Alfia
Огроммное спасибо за тёплые слова. :)
Я пришёл домой.
You are the beast teacher ever
There's a tiny tipo in the title "Learn Crazy Russinan Prefixes". Thanks for the informative lesson :) The prefixes are really.. many. all this по- and про- stuff :) Maybe in a later lesson you can tell about the differences and how these different prefixes affect the meaning of the words?
thanks a lot :D
I guess I should stop making videos at night :)) For sure understanding prefixes helps so much and I'll definitely make some more explanations
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Please let me know.
I'm a complete beginer to russian language. I can understand about the alphabets, grammer, etc.
But how can I get to know about the meanings of all things, objects, animals, colours, numerals, places?
How can it be possible for me to know about the words? ?
Bcs. Every thing (most of) has different meanings. .
I think you get my point.
Example; arboos means watermelon.
Chai means tea.
etc.
It will be very difficult for a foreigner like me to know about the words.please solve my problem.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks
Dear Yashmilan Kaur, thanks for your question. For sure I understand your concern. That's a common thing that all beginners face. You've started recently and words seem to look and sound very differently and unusual. What you can do is take several groups of words: food, numerals, colours, clothes and so on, make simple sentences with them like: Я люблю .... (put what you like) / Я не ем ... (put what you never eat) / Я ем на завтрак ... (put what you eat for breakfast). When you make 3-5 short sentences, learn them by heart as a story about yourself. It's important to make true phrases about yourself and your life as we memorize them better. Work out each group of words every week. If it's too hard to memorize 5 sentences, try 2 or 3, but always learn new words in small simple phrases, not words.
I hope you got my idea, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. You'll definitely succeed. All the best.
@@Alfia thanks for the quick reply dear. Yes that's a very good idea.
1. But from where do I get these collection of words ?
2. From where do I find a right person who find faults at me?
* I'm trying to learn Russian here at RUclips. I'm to join russian language course at FEFU in Sept . 2019.
@@yashmilankaur143 I'll also make several vocabulary lessons this week just for learning new words ;)
Your mother lang is?
Ещё мои примеры;
Я приехал домой.
Я пришёл домой.
Вы уже приехала домой?
Вы уже приехали домой?
Отличные примеры! Вы - always in plural. Вы уже приехали домой? No matter masculine or feminine.
@@Alfia
Спасибо за помощь. :)
@@zulkiflijamil4033 всегда пожалуйста
@@Alfia Вы уже приехали домой.
Я пришёл домой.
Он пришёл на работу.
Они пришли в школу.
Отлично!