100 Most Common Russian verbs. PART I

[@tonybaha5084]

Russian language is a kind of lg that by changing context and even pronoun and even tense of a sentence the verbs will be changed as well, So the best way for teaching verbs is to use in a sentence by providing an example for each verb. this video is good for native russian people !

[@dianamgutierrez466]

Super helpful! Спасибо большое! ☺️

[@Borat_Kazakh]

Very direct concise list of most important verbs. Thanks!!

[@nellygarcia1042]

Thank you so much Daria, you're the best!

[@thaerabdulameer4681]

Thanks for your efforts. It would be better to put them in sentences.

[@zaga2703]

this video is what I was looking for! thank you!

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

You're welcome!

[@rickbrown8349]

Thank you. I will keep repeating until I have mastered it. 👍

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

I love your videos. It helps me to learn verbs. Thank you.

[@ucenic1]

Great content as usual!

[@worstusername22]

I attribute my future success to a lot of your very helpful videos! спасибо!!!

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

thank you!

[@michaelandre9350]

Great video - thanks very much, Daria.

[@cougar4203]

This helps alott I mastered all these verbs in just a few days.

[@clementepadilla1341]

Awesome!!!!! Thank you

[@yusuftheb]

thanks Daria, very practical video

[@gandiutomo4337]

Большое спасибо ДарьЯ👍❤️

[@hanumanthsurnapaka4660]

Ты выглядишь красиво 💕🌻

[@mahdigazari]

Best way to teach

[@badisbadis8336]

Thank you very much daria really you choice the most using verbs in any luanguage just next time make imperative and perfective verbs couple of verbs

[@elinarussianlang]

Суперская подборка👏👏👏

[@mactoholm4930]

Thank you

[@OscarTartalo]

Excellent and very useful. Thanks so much!.

[@브라보-i2g]

Thank you for this great content. Anyway, I have a question. The background guitar music for this content is so wonderful. I really like it. What's the name of the instrumental music and who are the players? I'd appreciate your kind informing on this.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Thank you Daria

[@asoaziz9745]

Can you add another verbs thank you

[@sumnickd]

can't wait to have to learn all the different forms of these verbs *cries intensely*

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

That's funny:)

[@stevenrobbins3180]

Daria, two questions: 1.) Как вы говорите "брат" или "брать" - how does "ь" change the sound? (2) My verb book (and my teacher also) say that "имеет" is archaic and the form "у меня есть" is preferable. I still find it (very!) much easier to say a simple verb like "я имею" than trying to force "у меня есть" into the middle of a sentence! Do you find Russians still using "имеет"? Большое спасибо!

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Randolph Carter, 1) If you say брат without soft sign 'ь' you will get the word 'brother' kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYvdmnWunb-ardkm24s 2) Mostly we use 'у меня есть' , in sentences like 'I have a pen', the translation 100% is 'у меня есть ручка', not 'я имею ручку'. This is a common mistake for Russian learners. Sometimes in different contexts you may find the word 'иметь' and you should know what it means. You're welcome!

[@tomandjarry2903]

Perfect

[@Zishanthechotobai]

Daria,are you russian? I love your everything

[@ucenic1]

Спс!

[@stevenrobbins3180]

Здравствуйте, Дарья и Веселого Рождества! (sorry, had to use the translator on that one :-) Could you put a list of all of the verbs - maybe in the commentary? I can't write fast enough)))

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

That's correct! С Рождеством! I've already added it, check it out.

[@stevenrobbins3180]

Большое спасибо! С новые годом!

[@vistagraphsnet]

Use print screen

[@alexdimopoulos769]

You have to put the perfect forms as well

[@maximilianoalcaino3797]

Hi, sorry, is this list made by you?

[@shivtejyogahealthbydhanesh5352]

Usefull

[@maxcamaxca5905]

thanks

[@forrestgump1379]

мне нравится

[@jorgefernandogarramuno2703]

Спасиба

[@jeanmubemba1204]

spaciba daria.

[@landyshlana8283]

@@jeanmubemba1204 We speak in Russian -спасиба (because it is fast). But we write-спасибО)

[@chanettejeda8398]

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[@somkumar8177]

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[@samerabd8775]

thank you for your effort but pleas teach us how we use the verbs... give us a sentences.

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

You may check other vids on the channel;)

[@Skibidi_harry]

You have to cut out the music! It interferes with the learning.... makes me turn it off..

[@victoriannecastle]

Another Russian teacher with a name of Dasha

[@MdSakil-sf3cv]

Я говорю из Бангладеш. я хочу выучить рашекский язык Вы можете помочь мне выучить русский язык Нет возможности поговорить с тобой Я умею читать и писать по русски Я могу изменить грамматику Я говорю эти слова через мобильный телефон с помощью переводчика.

[@vistagraphsnet]

Most Russians make the same mistake you make: It is Verbs not Worbs. To pronounce words beginning with the letter V put your lower lip under your upper teeth.

[@RussianwithDariaMikhay]

Thank you! I will practice this sound!

[@victoriannecastle]

vistagraphsnet Their V is equivalent to B in Russian

[@dragonflying6320]

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[@johnnywilliams2641]

I know you teach them Cubans spy tricks in your spare time too. Damn beautiful Russian sneaky spy women.

[@dragonflying6320]

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