2 Hours of Russian Listening Comprehension

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[@KalingSiram]

I can finally understand 80% of it after 7 months of casual learning

[@moedervanbranko409]

Excellent, I really love this format. Easy to follow and understand.

[@rolandbenz7011]

I mainly learned Russian with news articles. So, when this video started with level 0 1, absolute beginner, I thought, wow, that seems complicated... fortunately, at level 4, advanced, I suddenly began to feel comfortable. 😂😂😂 But seriously, I like the dialogues, they contain very useful words. For anyone struggling at first, I suggest to open the transcript, copy the text into Google Translate, Yandex or whatever, look up words and listen to the A.I. generated voices first.

[@mattrichards7030]

To anyone that is getting demotivated listening to this. To be clear this is not absolute beginner's. I've cleared 670 hours of Russian and I can keep up with it but still don't understand everything. Come back to it when you're intermediate level

[@CodeCommand]

any advice? started learning one month ago, picking the basics up fairly quickly.

[@mcmaggotsherbel7545]

@@CodeCommand Hey man, I know you asked this 3 months ago, so you have most likely improved a lot already, but this is what has helped me a lot these past months: I learned the basics of the 6 cases using Tuchka Cloud - google it, its a grammar practising tool. Then I read a lot of beginner text and translated any words that I didn't know - this meant huge amounts of translating and could be somewhat annoying but I just grinded through these texts. Then I put typed in stuff like A2 level Russian conversation on youtube and listen to many many recordings and whatever you can find. It was often frustrating, but I now actually understand 80% of this video after about 5 months serious dedication (3-4 hours a day of studying). Also: I read through word frequency lists of vocabulary, just to have seen a word and its meaning for the first time. Then I just read texts and the words will appear again in these texts and I might have forgotten them - but it won't be the very first time that I have seen them so if I then check the translation again - they stick very good. My final advice: I treat studying somewhat like for example bodybuilding. Actually see your Russian practicing as if you are doing reps. If you do many reps - you will get better. Like in bodybuilding you do like 3 sets of 10 reps for many months and after months you will see good results! But doing just 1 exercise for a few reps here and there won't build any muscle! That is what I mean with grinding exercises, just do a lot of 'reps' and you will get there soon enough!

You must be a fairly slow learner Matt, this is pretty basic stuff. Nearly two hours a day for a year and you're not all over it. Inefficient.

[@mattrichards7030]

@ thanks for your opinion but I don't agree with you regarding inefficient. At 670hrs I understood virtually every bit of these dialogues word for word barring a few words or verbs here and there. At this time i was also able to hold decent conversations with russian language partners and had a vocabulary capacity of over 3000 words plus a grasp of most of the grammatical topics and hours and hours of listening and put me at intermediate level. This result at this time was an above average pace according to my Russian teacher. Russian isn't my first attempt at mastering a foreign language either so I've refined and optimised my language learning methods over time. Perhaps a more constructive comment from you would be to offer others some insights into your language learning methods. I'm also open to learning how you structure your learning as you sound like you've grasped things quicker than most.

@@mattrichards7030 Is that 670 hours of instruction? Or does that figure include reading on your own, listening on your own, watching films, etc,? Because if it's 670 hours of instruction, yes, you are not too bright.

[@GM-yb5yg]

Too all the noobs out there: You don't need to understand words in order to "gain" something from these lessons. You train your brain to focus and decipher the words at tempoand eventually you will hear sentences without trying.

[@golfwang425]

@ its amazing how much of a condescending little prick you are

[@vaderetro264]

@ Lol no, it only counts if you pay attention. Background Russian 'blablabla' won't really help you.

@@vaderetro264 Over at Scientific American Mind, Veronique Greenwood shares two studies that offer some good news to language learners everywhere. Both studies, one from the Journal of Acoustical Society of America and the other from the Journal of Memory and Language, suggest that listening to the language you’re studying outside of your normal study time can speed up the learning process. Basically, your brain is capable of paying attention to things you’ve already intentionally paid attention to. Your brain becomes more capable of passively looking for words and phrases you’ve studied, and that strengthens your mental grip on what you’ve learned-even if it’s just something you’re hearing in the background.

[@LegalShield3000]

I've always thought that.

[@blueskiessunnytimes5063]

love this lesson style

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[@gdm1927]

This format really works for me. Great stuff

[@olegripa7832]

Спасибо большой! Удобность формат, я давеча завершил все где.

[@miladygonzalez4359]

I love it Russian language♥️, but is so difficult 🌹🥺🥺🇨🇺

[@nicky85926]

Difficult but not impossible 🤓 keep at it and you’ll succeed

[@hungphanthe6730]

OK ! Прекрасно !

[@israelnicolas1586]

I don't know why, but russian language is so relaxing

[@СаифАл]

Спасибо большое

[@mamapapafitness]

amazing thanks

[@alemtekalign2393]

это очен хорошо, спасибо большой.

[@olegripa7832]

Добрый день, правильнее сказать «спасибо большое» на русском. Хорошего дня!

[@ApteraEV2024]

@@olegripa7832 Большое спасибо. Bol'shoye spasibo.

[@onceagain569]

Спасибо♡

[@Sylphadora]

Too advanced for me. I’ll come back when I get to a half-decent level 😂

Why don't you listen to it in the background and gradually absorb it? Jesus, you people have no idea how to learn.

[@renegarza7079]

You need to listen the lenguage you want to learn in order to training your ear and mind to your new lenguage.

[@LegalShield3000]

I'm sure hearing this couldn't hurt. How exactly do you think you learned your native language?

[@honda35061]

Firstly thank you very much for your videos. I have a question . Could you telll me my level If I understood that video ?

[@englishforeveryone7340]

22:53

[@travelworld6083]

Да это очень круто 👍🏻

[@СаифАл]

احسنتم النشر

[@tileshwarchauahan8029]

Nice

[@Bloody_paradise1012]

почему мне так нравится смотреть как учат русский язык, а я ведь на нем разговариваю свободно , потому что я русская

[@Michael-fp1jz]

These videos are perfect. What level on the ILR or CEFR scale are the dialogues at 25:05 ?

[@russianpod101]

Hello jack lock, There are no words with numbers inside. It is the same as you know that this is a letter [o] inside a word and not a zero [0]. :) Team RussianPod101.com

[@robertlove2168]

Where is the listening dialogue for beginners? This has a vocabulary that seems beyond first steps into a new language.

[@НодирахонЖураева-л9э]

Класс

[@gomelmedic7280]

Напротив

[@emilysevastou5075]

Balsoi Spasiba

[@accurategranite9268]

Not possible to learn like this. Completely psychotic "technique."

No, you are just stupid. Don't forget that. You are thick.

[@SKIP1111]

stop the war

[@umeshthakuria2001]

C

[@sts2rus]

Зачем Гугл предлагает мне, русскому, посмотреть это видео?))) И, кстати, к сожалению, но русская разговорная речь так не звучит. Предложения составлены не верно. Но это я придираюсь. Удачи...

[@cykalay4731]

Nani?

[@svayakvodkalebanon9693]

the dialogue is VERY VERY fast and no one can keep up with it. it is very frustrating for learners. the dialogue is on a speed race!

[@constructgeometric8469]

really? for me it was pretty natural, if we will know russian we might as well get used to the normal speed.

[@constructgeometric8469]

I've already seen this video like 4 times, if you search "russian daily" there are many videos but it's this same one.

[@keithbpla]

Most of it is understandable if you have just a basic knowledge of Russian. Apparently yours is less than an absolute beginner.

[@bigideaadvertisingbranding7210]

you are stupid to judge so fast and without knowing, welcome to Dumbclub@@keithbpla

[@Peter_1986]

Russian people will speak at about this pace in real life, so you might as well get used to it right away. Also, you do have the phrases written down as well, so try to focus more on just figuring out how those phrases are composed instead of worrying too much about "solving the riddles".

[@tatianamokienko]

звучит просторечье, правильная литературная русская речь звучит немного по другому.

[@andrisbergs4319]

apple + windows = wipple

[@MarmotCanales]

🥨

[@joshhayes6042]

Nice picture girl's

[@joshhayes6042]

How is this going for the rest of you

[@joshhayes6042]

There's one boy

[@joshhayes6042]

My truck comes with a stick

[@sanjaatanasovska7834]

Я вчу українську мову

[@cuphead751]

Gabriela is realy hot !

[@mahmoudadas5602]

Does anyone really benefit from all this shit?

[@Abzxcccc]

I want a Russian husband 😢❤️❤️so macho I neeeeeed