100 basic Russian verbs every beginner must know - check your level of Russian language

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[@russianteacherveronika2305]

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[@MrYorickJenkins]

I like your style very much. In answer to your question about supper, since you ask. It is true that the word has become rare but it is not so much that the word itself is old fashioned as that the custom and way of life associated with it that has become old fashioned: people do not eat supper very much any more and that makes it old fashioned. Supper was the evening meal for the working class family and not very many people today regard themselves as working class any more and even if they do, they have to be living ina working class family to be enjoying supper. Supper takes places much earlier than dinner and never with alcohol, instead with tea milk or water. Supper around 5 or 6 pm Dinner is usually eaten after 7 pm and very often with alcohol. A class difference. Upper classes organized supper only for the childrens evening meal with nanny. The parents had dinner in the dining room, nanny and the children had supper in the nursery.

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Oh thank you! Interesting! And now I know what to say 😁

[@DianaMezma]

Спасибо! I really like this format of teaching. you should have a series of videos with 25 verbs each and also nouns, adjectives etc! Ihave been learning Russian for four months now, am still getting used to typing it. I am nearing the end of grammar lessons and boosting my vocabulary more. This is really helpful.

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Одлично! Хвала пуно Вероника. Идеальный! Большое спасибо. Excellent! Thank you were much. Ј.К.

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[@Flynnmiv]

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[@kingsleyopokuadjei7275]

This is the most common verbs suited for beginners like me in any KZbin platform I have seen. ❤❤❤

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Thank you! 😊

[@nuriapuig5918]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@satishchudekar4723]

Very good lesson, I understood it very well,thanks.

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

You are welcome! I will upload a new video soon, about Масленица in Moscow, something very Russian and interesting!

[@uveshparmar6870]

Очень Хорошо , это было полезно и я понял каждый глагол

[@JuanPablo-wt7gs]

You and your lesson are wonderful, Verónica. I really like this format. It would be good one o more lesson about reflexive verbs.

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Thank you for an amazing idea!!! I totally forgot about reflexive verbs and I will definitely make a video about this topic 😊

[@clivewakley3901]

(Generally) Main meal of day between 12:00 - 15:00 = dinner. Main meal between 18:00 - 21:00 Dinner or Supper (but more usually dinner). Small meal after 21:00 = supper.

[@clivewakley3901]

Also the word "supper" is not used so much these days. Most people I know frequently use "dinner" but seldom use "supper". I would use "dinner" to describe my main meal of the day (regardless of the time), and "supper" to describe a small snack (cheese and biscuits perhaps) eaten late at night (whilst watching your excellent videos)!

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Здравствуйте :) Thank you! Now I finally understand the different between these two words!!! They always were a huge difference for me. And now finally I can explain this to my Russian pupils who learn English in school! 😀 See you tomorrow! I will send you a link tomorrow morning 🌞😎

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[@Flynnmiv]

Just brilliant.

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

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Always good Veronika

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

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[@uveshparmar6870]

It is helpful

[@gawags4709]

I listened to your lesson several times today while working on other things. I had a lot of fun writing example sentences. Thank You! ❤❤❤)))

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Super! I am very glad you like this video)) sure I will make another videos with nouns adverbs and adjectives! 😊👍

[@gawags4709]

@@russianteacherveronika2305 Today I am yelling at the neighborhood cats. 🤣 🐈 кошки - грязные трэш панды! 🐼 (Trash panda = raacoon 🦝) I enjoy the simple things. 😌 У вас есть енот на русском?

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Haha yes we say енот for racoon 😅😅 Don't you like cats?))) 🐱🤔😀 I am absolutely a cat person but I understand not all people like them! So you can say кошки - грязные еноты! Funny 🤣 I just moved to my parents' house and so many things to do!!! I was at my dacha for almost 4 months!!! Never before)) so maybe I will make less videos for a week or two 😊 but then I will return to usual schedule 📚📔📙

[@gawags4709]

@@russianteacherveronika2305 Да, мне нравится кошки и собаки тоже. 🐱 🐶 Я буду скучать по вашей даче в вашем видео. Ах, ты сейчас дома родителей. Они жить возле москвы?

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Да, на машине до Москвы ехать отсюда только 2-3 часа)) думаю, не очень далеко 😊

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Thank you so much I really liked this format :)

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Hello friend ... How are you.i am from India I want to learn Russian language and english because I have Russian friend a lot on Facebook Instagram so I think if I learn Russian language so I easily talk from them .this vedio is very helpful.

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Hello Sunil! Could you please write me here [e-mail] This is my personal email and we will discuss times and prices!

[@jamesbuchanan1913]

Dinner is a large meal. Usually in the evening but for example we might eat Thanksgiving dinner as early as 2 pm. It's a feast so it's still dinner. Supper can imply a smaller evening meal. It's more common in rural southern areas. A farmer might have a big lunch and just a little soup for supper. Whereas an office worker will probably have a quick lunch out and a nice family dinner at home. All of this is way too much nuance for an English class. That's why we say to use Dinner in most cases.

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Oh wow interesting 🤔😊 thank you for the cool explanation James! Now I understand

[@jamesbuchanan1913]

@@russianteacherveronika2305 I see now that Clive explained it better a month ago. 🤣 I'm afraid you'll be getting explanations of these two words for many years now. However, it was very nice of you to reply so sweetly. Спасибо!

[@kabembadidier8304]

Я буду ждать ещё раз для многих видов

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

О, я очень рада, что вам понравилось это видео :)

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Please come to our university and teach Russian language🥲 there are some old ladies they don’t know even 10 english words🥲 It’s very difficult to survive here

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Where do you learn Russian?) I think your teachers use the immersion method when they speak only Russian. Many teachers think it's the best way but I think that a little bit of English could help and brings more clarity in student's understanding 😃

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@@russianteacherveronika2305 maybe.. but if they use little english we can try to understand.. I am studying at Tver state medical university

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[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Да, практика, практика и ещё раз практика :) Это, наверное, самое главное в изучении любого иностранного языка

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[@mahmoudism]

You should creat an instagram account

[@russianteacherveronika2305]

Why? I don't know exactly why but somehow I don't like this platform 🤣 but I love photography... Maybe it's a really good idea, thank you Mahmoud 😊

[@mahmoudism]

@@russianteacherveronika2305 your videos are awesome and more useful than a lot of other channels , on Instagram you will reach more audience , you can make short stories , word of the day , slides , using those beautiful places you shoot in , I am sure you will have an awesome Instagram account , Большое спасибо our awesome Russian teacher Veronika