150 Questions and Answers In Russian 🙋Learn Practical Russian ???🤔???

Learn The Most Common Russian Questions and Answers. This video features 150 basic Russian phrases that teach grammar automatically. They use most of the Russian question words and typical responses to each of them. They are especially useful for the beginning student of Russian.
Russian Listening Practice
If you want to really learn Russian, the best way is to listen and speak the most common Russian phrases as often and as accurately as possible. If you want to learn Russian well, these videos will help you do that. And doing it in a relaxed way is even better!!!!
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The idea is to be in as relaxed or calm a state as possible. Put on headphones if you need to. Best time is before you go to bed. The brain is supposedly more receptive in that relaxed state.
The plan: listen to this as often as possible until the words and phrases are natural to you, that you don't even need to think to say them.
These questions and answers are used in Daily Life.
Native Russian Accent
My name is Evan (eko). Happy learning.
Let me know if you want to learn anything specific. :)
Music: “(Zen Meditation) by Eric Bartel. free-meditation-music.com“

[@kpopkop3957]

This is the most useful training I have ever seen, daily and simple conversations like this is what is needed in the beginning.

[@JoachimderZweite]

This is how it is done. Russian text, Russian pronunciation and lastly English meaning and the Russian is repeated three times. I love it. If you load this into infinite looper you can break it into segments that repeat.

[@alexanderpushkin3444]

Agree

[@williammorse8330]

you are so right...... this is helpful to me as I had one year college Russian many years ago and this is ideal for brushing up for a future trip..... bald and bankrupt on YT has also rekindled an interest

[@ariesrramirez4242]

Thank you very much for making this video. Is very clearly to understand and pronounce the words. Hope you continue making this excellent videos Again thanks 🙏

[@lovelypolishperson5566]

it would be so awesome to have similar videos but with more difficult words and sentences

[@sashira3]

Понравилось! Хотелось бы такой же вариант, адаптированный для русских, изучающих английский язык, т.е - 1 раз чтение фразы на русском языке и 3 раза на английском.

[@user-jl9bg4xn1d]

И этот вариант хороший.

[@joycejean-baptiste4355]

Thanks for the video. I will listen and practice.

[@azharilyas8168]

Thank so much upload this video, practically learning...👍

[@EkoLanguages]

Thats great I'm glad you like it.

[@txt4r]

@@EkoLanguages it is good but the girl is speaking too fast and i think skipping words

[@IsabellHedstrom-th6mn]

Thank you! 😊

[@haraldtoepfer233]

I'm not a beginner, but maybe it would be helpful for them to tell, that the female versions have an a at the end ya chitala etc.

[@julberryjuan4534]

Its a very hard language but im listening to the russianchurch so i would listen happy.

[@outofsyllabus9306]

Fantastic 👌👌👌

[@ElbekBoratov-ij6gi]

Thanku you so much for this video

[@guillaumekourouma8244]

Excellent way learning russian

[@johns6128]

Very useful thanks .👏👍.. but I wish she speaks little slowly .🤔

[@allamaulfat]

I love you RUSSIA

[@user-xk6zb7jn9p]

А я РУССКАЯ))))

[@freshvision73]

Nice to hear, мужик😊

[@renalshomlmes338]

One suggestion is to put a direct translation under the romanization. So for Машина в гараже then put: car at garage. Allows the user to recognize individual words and sentence structure.

[@mrsvoronina9506]

That is great idea 👍🙂

[@bramhuysen5907]

@ 24:42. It's "WHOSE book is this?" and not "Who's". "Who's" is the contraction of "who is" (eg: the man who's standing at the bus stop)

[@footygod_editz5584]

Chill grammer queen

[@nancyreal1400]

Wonderfull video

[@elinarussianlang]

Полезное видео, молодец 😉

[@RAYRICHARDRAYRICHARD-ck4wy]

Hello

[@biomebonum1802]

this video is very good. my Russian BECOMING BETTER.

[@macky99]

Hello I'm new and trying to learn Russian language

[@kiran3k493]

Nice.

[@davidcalvert1773]

I slow this down to .75 and it's perfect for me better pronouncing

[@ajvelichko6294]

Pro tip

[@gamaybear]

nice, im learning

[@bigrichtexas9724]

excellent

[@premnp6618]

супер ,,, мне наравится это..

[@miguelsantwine]

Muito bom sei que não será fácil mais estou aprendendo a os poucos.

[@joespidi]

Very useful before sleeping 😴

[@josandoy]

This is great. Best I've seen! A couple of things: The Russian text should be at the top, and there should be a level 2 with the same content, but with the Russian repeated only once, and a third level with the English text at the bottom, but not spoken. Also important for learning: The content should be about Russians in Russia, not Americans in America.

[@Russianlanguage]

Very useful info :)

[@craigmorestationltd5076]

I agree

[@MuhammadImran-ln4fz]

I love you forever i like u really i am single ❤😍💑🌷

[@poramatepanua2655]

ขอบคุณครับ

[@kitti2279]

love u thanks

[@DrSanjayGodara771]

No doubt utleçhna wonderful

[@ea161278]

Very useful phrases, thnx a lot but how can we get the text

[@user-rk8sr2ni3c]

изучать английский с вами надо

[@craigmorestationltd5076]

This is an awesome video

[@raynorthedge5722]

There are better ones online

[@ThePechkin85]

I like the white one = Мне нравится белый. Белый = bel iy = white. Этот/эта/это = This one

[@pedroantoniomoreno1258]

Спасибо Професора и професор

[@summertime1875]

Everyone's going to have the same telephone number lol

[@dgeneeknapp3168]

and address too.

[@ricardogallardo399]

Too fast too fast. Medinelye Pashaulsta

[@melissaamyasmr3575]

And apparently we’re all reading The Alchemist lol

[@jimhay4883]

I found when learning their language whilst working there, a phrase i picked up fast to use was ,could you speak more slowly, please and what is this in there language and the words with and without,

[@johnmharire7241]

Отлично

[@glendamcgee1779]

True literal translation is always best, but thanks

[@user-qw5vf1tp1j]

Very well for me

[@safensalar6760]

vere good

Спасибо Это очень хорошо

[@user-jl9bg4xn1d]

покакай на себя.

[@catttanzaresegiuseppina7107]

at 3:55 the phrase "I like the white one"... it seems to me it has an incorrect translation in russian... how it should be?

[@77777774444]

Мне нравится белый

[@renecuevas4128]

Yeah is missing the white color in it. You are right is incomplete. It say I like this one here. Missing the word WHITE......congratulations you got it,,,,,,,,,,ttyl. I learn Russian also n spot missing words also.Caiou

[@joshfn8328]

Молодец

[@jianxiangxu5053]

睡前 可以当 催眠，梦里还可以学 外语，这 方法不错，有些听一遍 便能 牢牢记住！

[@sami6551]

The dialogue should be slow first.

[@aspiresamee]

Does anyone has the written copy of the questions

[@irisalvarez5950]

Me gustó mucho el video y es lo que busco porque estoy estudiando ambos idiomas pero el audio ruso se escucha muy rápido, hubiera sido perfecto si al menos una de las 3 veces lo dijera más despacio. Gracias igualmente

[@koefkowfkowef]

si, verdad, tan rapido

[@juegaconpingui2866]

Gracias por los videos. Por casualidad tendrías cómo subir en idioma Rumano??

[@graceedorodion9994]

were are u from i am from colombia

[@sergioflemate8503]

@@graceedorodion9994 hi Grace

[@miserywas8285]

22:55 double negative.

[@Rbigraff]

When you said you went to school yesterday, why did you use the habitual form instead of the actual form?

[@SueBQue]

I'd cry too if I spilled my beer on the ground. Tragic!!!

[@InsanityHere]

I would like to see and study one of these Russian question/answer videos, strictly on pronoun/possessive pronoun examples.

[@sandeephonestboy8960]

Thnak you very very much for upload this videos Please Brother Next Video you upload again but Same this video Hindi- To - Russian Because I'm Indian My Girlfriend is Russian I don't understand Russian language I speaking English but Tittle Brother please you can upload this video Hindi to Learn Russian It's My requested please 🙇🙇🙇🙇

[@georgeisraelgonzalez461]

Linda clase pero solo estudio una hora en la noche

[@ramsontoledo7285]

I liked tanks

[@blueskies1177]

I like turtles

[@juliarozella7168]

хорошее видео .

[@anisanis9087]

Xaracho bideo..

[@jrmanalac56]

Hi from phillipes

[@sofiamg3441]

Ахаха, я русская, мне так забавно это смотреть )

[@user-xk6zb7jn9p]

И мне))))

[@user-jl9bg4xn1d]

А что тут забавного.Изучаем английский всего лишь.

[@danilk.c9526]

Then teach me 🤣

[@HANSMKAMP]

38:15 Три года. 3年間。:D

[@kemal7610]

是的

[@azimjon_ibrohimov]

Скорость речи отлична

[@ferruccio4531]

hi Eko, the video is very well done and absolutely useful. on minute 2:00 you say восемь десять восемь; perhaps I'm missing something, shouldn't it be: восемь восемь or восемьдесят восемь?

[@olduniverse9270]

восемьдесят восемь

[@luscinia.]

Восимьдисит восимь

[@jimbriggs1163]

Kak vas zavoot also would work

[@slickitkam116]

menya zavoot kamran ochen priyatno

[@lisaa9085]

That’s what I said too. It’s informal.

[@disdonc6012]

What's this? "I like the white one." but then in Russian it's "I like this one"... lol

[@alfredomaximofischer2396]

At 25´25´´ the correct translation is (Это) твоë

[@qn4240]

25:53 ошибка, написано "твое", а читает "мое".

[@haidarichannel9236]

Aap ka swal

[@YellowGarden-mq2tu]

0:15 0:38 1:02 1:50 2:13 2:36 3:02 3:35

[@kimmenstell2103]

да точна я согласна

[@Ravenwoods]

Why not say it a little faster for all of us learning?

[@danielsahagun4367]

I speed it up 1.25x I like very much

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Too fast for beginners

[@danielsahagun4367]

This,s NOT for beginners

[@jaedth]

It is. So come back to it when you are not a beginner. You'll find it very useful.

[@pinald.sangma5428]

mia jabud pinal.

[@77777774444]

English interpretation given too quickly; no chance for new learner to try own interpretation. Russian speaker talks too quickly in Russian; suggest one time slowly and once at normal speed. Otherwise, excellent lesson.

[@jurgen-erichmuller4068]

playback speed 75% will be good

[@hassanaftin6899]

Put off audio

[@kvuppal1]

Excellent material! Three repetitions transcribed in russian and in Latin script each time! Great work! Very useful thank you!

[@averysillyman69420]

Привет 👋 меня зовут Пол

[@lyubov1148]

Привет 👋

[@0_0._.76]

Здравствуйте Пол

[@superrussian9772]

Привет, Пол! Приятно познакомиться!

[@trevinormandy14520]

your phone number isn’t legit with the 555 but it’s also very lucky one with the Chinese with the 8888‼️🤩

[@olegasphoto]

Повторяют так, чтоб заело. Правильно наверно.

[@raynorthedge5722]

It would be helpful if you spoke slowiy and pronounced the words clearly

[@jurgen-erichmuller4068]

Mi, 7 vii 2021 (KW27m) @0:59 она сказала: Какие фамилия ? они писали: Как твоя фамилия?

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

How do I know when O is supposed to be latin O or A?

[@KyleFran]

Non stressed O will sound like A.

[@intertaiment8044]

14:32

[@alperzengin4681]

I am 0 in russian language and i want to learn how to speak russian language. Is there anyone who helps me to learn russian language?

[@user-mj1fy7gz3z]

вот такие дела

[@LALA-yi1ui]

Did anyone noticed that some words in Russian are similar to English such address...

[@wathwolfy]

Yeah. Those are. Because some words in Russian came from English. Read about that.

[@ben1147]

If you learn more Russian you will see much of the vocabulary is cognate with English

[@TCFung0101]

It would be better if the Russian part can be spoken slower and the meaning of each word explained.

[@bighonker6842]

Eat Chanel to learn any language, hands down

[@user-xq2pl1fp1n]

1:00 надо: Какая у тебя фамилия?

[@user-jl9bg4xn1d]

ей лучше знать, как надо.

[@InsanityHere]

55:29, Here's another instance where I'm confused and can't get a straight answer from anyone. Which is the proper one to use: zvonil or zonila? And why do they include both different words, instead of just using the correct one?

[@ben1147]

Ray Charles for past tense verbs in Russian it includes gender: zvonil is for masculine subject and zvonila is feminine. Он звонил, а она звонила

[@eddieed9684]

Moy tyelefon: devit devit devit spasiba

[@kaimln]

одиннадцать тринадцать ноль семь - это твой номер. И я тебе не позвоню, будь спокоен.

[@haidarichannel9236]

Zain abbas

[@anunnaki9493]

Lady speak so fast!!!

[@rafaelmolina123]

So true

[@anisanis9087]

Ya byl doma .

[@BAM2613]

I’m learning Russian and it’s very confusing. The word Как means how and что means what, but here the word как means what. Very confusing.

[@russelljbriscoe]

Not the easiest language to learn .

[@pervazkaleem2334]

I think you are early stage of Learning as you move forward you will find where to use kak and shto as later you find different word for how like skolka tbe lat [how old are you] skolka eto stoiat[how much is that] you dont use Kak there -There are so many words in Russian with same meaning

[@dhisphix11]

Мой адрес Мзйпл Стриь 88 it says my address is 88 maple street but i dont live there :) Lol

[@dhisphix11]

L

[@subliminalart.1637]

To fast, need to slow down. 🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧

[@lorakostyaruiz2476]

I want to learn russia language please help huhu for my husband 😢 it’s hard for me huhu

[@MuhammadImran-ln4fz]

❤❤😍💑💑🌷🌷🌷 i am single

[@mauricetamata7567]

she speaks to fast

[@rex.2053]

you can slow down the video

[@Mrlingual1208]

Too

[@user-kf9ed2gv6x]

@@rex.2053 lol))

[@blueskies1177]

I have a Russian GF. This is the normal speaking speed for them - you have to get used to it.

[@Dl4n]

@@blueskies1177 where can I buy one?

[@blueeyes8131]

and how to say my penultimate name..?

[@marlonmedellin5575]

yo no se hablar en ingles

[@noname-nz7me]

Marlon Muñoz habla inglés