20 MOST USED RUSSIAN ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

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Очень рада, что они полезные! Спасибо большое :)

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[@reinholdredel7714]

Herzliche Grüße aus Deutschland, liebe Alfia. Vielen Dank für Ihre ausgezeichnete Darbietung der russischen Sprache und Ihre charmante Art der Präsentation. Alles Liebe und Gute für Sie.

[@Alfia]

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[@luisporrasrojas2147]

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[@Alfia]

Thank you so much Luis, your words are encouraging me!

[@ianlayton6845]

In English we say "Distant relatives" - not far relatives. I like your channel, your explanations are clear and to the point. Thankyou

[@Alfia]

Thanks Ian, I checked it afterwards and ... shame on me :D

[@ianlayton6845]

@@Alfia No its not a shame on you - i was just being helpful to you, as your videos are helpful to your followers. I am learning Russian - i can read and understand quite well, your lessons help to clarify and expand things i already know. A video on telling the time would be nice (please?)

[@Alfia]

@@ianlayton6845 thank you so much, for sure we're all lifelong learners. I'm already making a video on telling the time, I guess it will come out in a couple of weeks. U

[@vikonkeys]

When using masculine Short form adjectives (ending in two consonants) how do we know when to use е vs ё? E.g. Он доволен... vs Он Умён... Very helpful videos btw, thanks!

[@MrYorickJenkins]

I remember a very slang English word "guppy" meaning silly. Haven't heard in years but people used to say 50 years ago "He's guppy" meaning he's stupid. I wodner if the word came from Russian?? Anyway, its a useful way for me to remember глу́пый

[@Alfia]

Ахаххаа я думаю, гуппи - это маленькая аквариумная рыбка, и мы тоже говорим: "интеллект, как у рыбки" 😄🐠

[@katherineneckenauer6593]

Distant relative :-) NOT far 😊

[@mitrab8437]

With many thanks, it was grate your video but only the end of that was two quick and I did not understand your examples.

[@nareshsihag07]

Mam in how much time I can learn Russian language

[@Alfia]

Hi Naresh, It depends on what you consider to learn the language. 5-6 months of active practice together with learning and understanding grammar is usually enough to get some basic level and be able to communicate in some simple situations: shopping, meeting new people, asking questions, understanding not fast Russian speech. In 18 months of learning (3-4 hours of practice a week + homework) most learners are quite confident in tenses, genders and conjugations and the vocabulary already covers most used everyday topics. I hope I answered your question briefly. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

[@nareshsihag07]

@@Alfia Mam I am very excited to learn Russian language

[@Alfia]

@@nareshsihag07 You'll definitely succeed, it's very interesting to learn a completely different language. If you need some coursebooks, leave your email, I'll send it there

[@maliksattar200]

XARAWO

[@adastra3591]

One question, please. How can I tell when to use HOROSHO and when DOBRO?? Bit confusing to me.

[@Alfia]

That's quite easy. Хорошо is good or well. Как дела? - хорошо. Он работает очень хорошо. Он учится хорошо. Добро - is a noun goodness. Нужно делать добро людям, и оно (добро) вернётся к вам.

[@adastra3591]

@@Alfia Cпасибо любезно!!