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Just found this awesome Russian learning channel... but it seems the creator of Café Russian disappeared. No more videos?

BLIN is a kids/girl version of the original BLAT - most used word in some male Russians Russian - it refers to a part of the female body. "Pashol, t snaish kuda" has no rude word in it: "Get off, you know where to" but, of course the "where to" is part of the male body.

Спасибо, по русски пажалуйста

This is really very helpful. And very well explained. Tks

Thank you !! Merci !! Very useful. Am listening to you in my tramway to work.

[11:27] I see those roulettes. 🧐

I really liked this lesson. Your voice is so charming and calming.

What a pity to lose you Cris, I hope you are fine, I missed you and your videos! ❤❤❤

You seem like a really kind person. You really motivate to learn ^^

Very good lesson 🎉

Спасибо за урок, он мотивировал меня продолжать изучать русский язык. Привет из Мексики

I found your video very good and helpful. Thank you very much.

Russians never using articles in English is so funny 😂 (in a good way!) I was pretty shocked to discover that they don’t even exist in Russian, so it makes sense that you’d not use them out of instinct.

Хорошо видно

Надеюсь, с вами все в порядке и Вы скоро вернетесь, мы все скучаем по вам. Привет из Дании.

Мы очень скучаем тебя Крис. У вас есть отличная учительница!

In English the 3rd conditional expresses regret about a past event, like in your first examples, and the 2nd conditional expresses a hypothetical situation, which is not true. If she had had a dog, she wouldn't have been so lonely. (but she didn't have a dog and so she was very lonely: this talks about a past event, she was loney and a dog would have helped her) If she had a dog, she wouldn't be lonely ( she doesn't have a dog, and she is lonely now, but hypothetically speaking for the future, a dog would help that situation). If she had had more money she would not have lost her house (but she didn't and regretfully, she lost it) If she had more money she could buy a house (this is a dream for the future)

I find this lesson confusing because at first you translated it as the 3rd conditional in English "if we had come..., we would have had..." then later you translate it as the 2nd conditional in English, " if today was Sunday, we would go..." So, should it be, " if today had been Sunday, we would have gone to the park" (but it isn't Sunday, so we didn't go to the park)

Здравствуйте Например, (1) Можно мне суп. (2) Можно мне кошку.

Spasibo

I hope you are well and in good health.

Any other of her students checking in this channel? Has anyone heard anything from her in the last year or so? I'm very concerned for her and Nikita. She's not only my teacher but also my friend.

Прекрасное объяснение!

I like you teacher

Iam American i can clearly see russian had to do this was only option left that's unless u wanted to see the people of donbass slaughtered by Ukrainians

شكرًا جزيلًا لك

You are the best teacher so far on KZbin

Очень спасибо за видео) я только что нашел это слова и у вас есть только видео об этом!)

Your videos are very informative. You explain Grammer and alternative expressions and what is important to focus on. You do give me hope to be able to speak Russian one day.

Отлично!! Спасибо большое..скоро я буду говорить русский благодарю за ваши уроки

Hi I like Russian girl I want marry Russian girl u help me I am wait your massage ❤️ I'm Pakistani ❤

we miss you

why there is no new lessons anymore!

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Disgusting people and language and no state

Спасибо за урок !!! 1) Мне нравится шоколад. 2) Моему брату нравятся книги. 3) Мне жарко / моей сестре холодно. 4) Нам нужно построить дом. 5) Тому, который работает врачом в больнице нашего города, нравится история. 6) Это мне сложно.

Спасибо за урок !!! Очень важный глагол. 1) Я собираюсь изучать китайский язык. Я планирую изучать китайский язык. 2) Я люблю собирать научные книги ( собирать = to collect here) 3) собираться + инфинитив Are there other complements that we can use with this important verb ?

Спасибо, пака пака

Прев'ет, Your teaching Russian alphabet with explanation in English-speaking gave me a great pleasure and encouragement for learning Russian language. Thank you mam. Пока пока.

Thank you so much for your videos. I am just beginning to learn and you are so kind and helpful! I will watch them all. <3

I check to see if you've posted new videos from time to time because I just want to know that you're doing well, where ever you are. I don't know enough Russian to write in Russian, but if you happen to see this, please let us know you're okay. 💕

Скажи пожалуйста когда мы использовали 'бывало'

Mam...it has been more than 8 months . Please return to youtube 🙏

Раньше я училась в школе.

Превет Крис меня завут грегорь

Меня завут грегорь. Спасбо Крис

I'm learning russian and i like your videos very very much, you are best teacher. i wish you would come back and keep with your videos, we like you, you are important for all of us 😢😢 post videos please 🙏😂❤😢

So you want to leave Russia solely because of the war? In that case, to be consistent, you shouldn't go to any NATO countries. Apart from the recent bloody invasions and/or wanton destruction of Serbia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen and others, they are also supporting the US's illegal occupation of Eastern Syria, and the open theft of Syrian oil and wheat, and supporting the US in its attempts to start a war between Taiwan and China which would be a disaster for the world. NATO have recently armed and instigated the rebels in the recent Sudanese civil war, and the US instigated the overthrow of Prime Minister Imran Khan in Pakistan. I could go on and on, but if you are interested in the full list of US/NATO crimes, you could look them up for yourself - there's even a Wikipedia page listing the over 100 US military interventions since 1990. So to whine about the SMO - which would never have happened without NATO aggression in the first place - and then to go to a NATO country would be complete hypocrisy.