209 Russian common words reading

[@joej19]

You have one of the best channels on KZbin for the Russian language Denis.

[@DenisFedorov]

Thank you very much!

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks) Just noticed your comment.

[@thechad7098]

Facts!

[@pmjmiller]

i find them to be the absolute best as in superior to all the others by far.

[@Borat_Kazakh]

Excellent content for Russian language learning. Thank you, Denis!

[@DenisFedorov]

My pleasure!

[@mohammadsulaimanrasooly2575]

Useful class with eloquent pronunciation may you be happy, healthy and successful always

[@thechad7098]

I'm so happy I found this channel!

[@malefisent.malefisent]

Harika 👌🏻👌🏻 teşekkürler спасибо

[@tarapero]

This video is simple, but very effective. Thank you!

[@DenisFedorov]

Yes, it is... You're welcome!

[@alyxg1076]

Thank you for putting together so much material to help English speakers learn Russian! I started a few weeks ago, and your videos and PDFs are my go-to resources. Пожалуйста!

[@DenisFedorov]

My pleasure! Glad to be of help.

[@anastasiosstrydis9398]

Are you still learning?

[@1337Unlucky]

Hey thanks for the link of the list!

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome!

[@Coaching-is3pz]

Love your video! This is great for me as a novice learner of Russian. Subbed and thank you!

[@DenisFedorov]

Thank you! Glad to do some part to help you in learning Russian!

[@gemma327]

Love your channel. So helpful. Спасибо

[@DenisFedorov]

Спасибо за добрые слова

[@larbibenmhidilarbibenmhidi]

The best collection of words I saw yet all common and useful

[@DenisFedorov]

Thank you for appreciation

[@박주환-y5f]

Eto perfect!!! Spasibo bolsoe!!

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome!

[@lesliesmith2103]

Hello Denis! Your list is very helpful. I try to write each word after you say it, with the English translation. This is my method to learn. If you repeat each word a second time (more slowly) then again at normal speed - that will help my ear and my memory! But most of all - I say, "Thank you" I feel as if I am in a class-room. это хоропо! болшое спасибо - Лесли Смит

[@DenisFedorov]

Hi, Leslie! Thanks for your suggestion. I will think on it.

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

thanks for the video :)

[@DenisFedorov]

Not at all)

[@GoPatriots]

Good idea! Word frequency is good for learning.

[@satyajitchattopadhyayyt]

Very informative. Thank you so much..

[@ritageraghty3261]

Thank you for the transcript.

[@bashayer8928]

Omg this is really amazing. Amazing clear video Thankyou so much

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome)

[@annmcewan6080]

Спасибо. Зто полезный.

[@adastra3591]

Very good concept for learning, I like it. Spasibo!

[@rokokjohns]

A few word that almost similar malay word : tupoi> tumpul,skola>sekolah

[@CapnButtrflyBritches]

Loved this, thanks

[@DenisFedorov]

My pleasure!

[@Epokouabou960]

Большое спасибо!

[@DenisFedorov]

Не за что!

[@MicheleMuir]

This is a great list, very helpful. Spaseeba Denis :-)

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome!

[@donatienatohoumbo2219]

It's very good for the beginners!

[@DenisFedorov]

Yes it is.

[@ilhamealahyane2514]

thanks a lot for such video its very helpfull

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks!

[@SuperTomwell]

Very Very useful

[@carlosb1]

These are Russian sights word or high frequency words, words you must decode instantly without thinking. If you want to learn Russian you might want to start with these, they are everywhere in reading and in speaking, without them you will be lost in your comprrehension. Thank you so much for the video!

[@ckpemac5268]

What, уколоть? For some reason, I don't think so...

[@theuniqueman8728]

Thanks a lot for making thiy

[@TearsAfterLove]

thank you Denis

[@DenisFedorov]

Всегда пожалуйста

[@jeffreyd508]

Anyone try to 'scroll' the video?

[@VioletDolphin]

no

[@aviesvoid1949]

Спасибо!🥰

[@DenisFedorov]

Не за что!

[@sekimichy]

This is fantastic! But I didn't receive the PDF... while other of your PDF I had got :'0

[@keithrobertson6627]

Good video Denis!

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks!

[@naufilmanasiya1368]

Can you please make more videos like this... More 209 words videos...it's very helpful

[@ibtissammessaoudi1979]

this courses help me so much thank you

[@DenisFedorov]

You are welcome

[@laminnlaminn7245]

Thank you🙏🇷🇺❤💐

[@emilytrowers4379]

love this video . now I can sort of speak Russian

[@DenisFedorov]

Congratulations with starting to sort of speak Russian)

[@la-tf9kf]

trying to not focus on conjunctions much yet and more on vocab. спасибо!! :)

[@Hnrcckl]

Why there is no word for to take, month in these 209 words, or did i miss it?

[@orlandodelgado15]

Gracias, buen video!!!

[@DenisFedorov]

Рад стараться!

[@Mr1981Mody]

Keep going like that dear

[@markschwenzy999]

большое спасибо 🙏

[@DenisFedorov]

Пожалуйста )

[@ebruvlogs2514]

would be good if you added the transcript of each word for students who are still learning the Alphabet & the Pronounciation )

[@DenisFedorov]

Yes, that would be good)

[@chrisg1499]

It's a crutch. Spend a few days nailing down the script and never look back. Mixing transliteration will ultimately impede accent/progress.

[@ebruvlogs2514]

Chris Godas will try it thanks )

[@sirwinstonchurchill102]

Thank you! Could you make a video where you say the English word, then say the Russian word twice?

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome. Theoretically, I can make any kind of video)

[@basicinfo6816]

Please make video on. 1000 Russian common words reading.

[@darkyboode3239]

I’m saving this video, because it tells you how to say so much in Russian.

[@coolbrotherf127]

As an English speaker I will never not laugh at the pronunciation of как.

[@vladienee9367]

Im not laughing and in romania kak or kaka literally means poo , I know this is 4 years old.

[@AnnunakisReturn]

do you have one of this and english voice over can place on mp3 and listen to it while working

[@LS-Moto]

I swear, you are the best. I'm starting out to learn Russian. I know some things, but I want to learn it now more intensely. I speak Polish which in many aspects is very similar to Russian. I also speak German, which also eases up on some words. Usually when the words are not similar to Polish, they are similar to German. I was on another video where it taught me all the fruit names in Russian, and out of nowhere started to expect me to repead entire sentences, not related to the prior learned vocabulary. And for now, that is just all I wanted. Basic Russian vocabulary. Grammar for me will be a piece of cake. I pretty much know it already. When I know the words, understanding conversations is no problem. Thank you so much for this list. Do you have any tips on how I should continue when I get these words down? I'm currently studying for exams, so my time is a bit limited for learning Russian now, but in 3 - 4 days I should have these 200+ words down. I'm still getting used to the alphabet, but I learn it as I go along.

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome) My "tips" for your situation would probably be to achieve complete confidence with the Russian alphabet because it very much affects reading and pronunciation. Therefore, you need to be confident with all Russian letters without a single exception. Don't forget to teach yourself to the proper pronunciation of letters (sounds of letters) that are completely new for you. Then, you need to expand your vocabulary to about 400 most common words and phrases and start studying the Beginner's Russian Grammar (get a textbook).

[@LS-Moto]

Denis Fedorov Thank you for these tips. I'll be sure to use them. Regarding the alphabet, many sounds are once again, similar to Polish. I still have to concentrate on the sounds of the - in latin alphabet unknown - letters, but I'm starting to get the hang of it. Before listening to you pronouncing it, I try to read and pronounce the words on my own, and its working quite well. Thank you very much again for the list, the video, and the tips. Cheers :)

[@caulfieldLO]

Спасибо :)

[@DenisFedorov]

Не за что :)

[@Aldehyd23]

Thank you very much! :)

[@DenisFedorov]

You are welcome! :)

[@mahlawat12]

Hello Denis i go to your website n input my email id for newsletter but when i click on confirmation link you have sent its not working. Please check it. This is one of the best channel for learning Russian. I can't believe how i didn't not know about it. Your pdf's are very very helpful. Thank you. You doing great job.

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@Brightonize]

This is good. Thank you :-)

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks)

[@mb-ff8gp]

thank you sir

[@DenisFedorov]

You're welcome

[@lapincoanga9243]

Ты хорошо говоришь

[@DenisFedorov]

Спасибо!

[@M0hm3d]

vi khrasho chelovik ^_^

[@Русскийинемецкий-этожизнь]

(Вы храшо(хорошо?)человек)

[@anonimni3456]

Damn, almost every single word is same in Serbian. Didn't know this is going to be easy:D

[@godlikeshisha9273]

Sir can i speak russian after learn this words?

[@DenisFedorov]

No

[@trevino37]

Hi, did you know that your link to 209 words ends at 180?....can you add the last 2 pages of the word list, please? thank you

[@DenisFedorov]

Hi, for me everything works fine -- 209 words.

[@trevino37]

sorry...yes all the words were there but in two columns which I did not see....thank you for your response

[@keithrobertson6627]

Denis do you think it is helpful to watch Russian films etc.without English subtitles when studying Russian? In other words can you learn Russian just by listening to Russian (as well as using other things such as videos and books of course)?

[@DenisFedorov]

Keith, it is better to use subtitles until you can understand things without subtitles. At first, you use English subtitles, then you switch to Russian subtitles. As for the second question: listening, books, videos alone are not enough to learn Russian.

[@keithrobertson6627]

Actually I meant grammar books of which I have several.I failed to explain myself as usual. Perhaps I should learn to express myself in English before I try to learn Russian lol.

[@DenisFedorov]

Yes, you can learn Russian via studying grammar + exercising.

[@phillipferrell4067]

I was studying along learning Russian phrases, you know, and I noticed that, "Я люблю тебя да я делать," and, "Я люблю тебя да я делаю," say the same thing, only these two words "делать" and "делаю," are different. Is it a mistake? Are they different spellings of the same word, and if so why? I know that here in the U.S., if you live the state of Virginia, it's, "You all." If you live in the state of Pennsylvania, it's, "Youins," and if you live here, in the state of Oklahoma, it is simply, "Y'all." Just wondering?

[@DenisFedorov]

Phillip, both phrases, "Я люблю тебя да я делать" ("I love you yes I to do") and "Я люблю тебя да я делаю" ("I love you yes I do") make no sense to me.

[@vladienee9367]

lol hard to learn european languges as an english speaker if you don't realize that you have to conjugate words depending on the subject and stuff.

[@ravan5766]

Рщуеь лдынро meaning in english ?

[@alexandrahernandez3379]

Thanks

[@DenisFedorov]

You are welcome!

[@owtena]

Я русская, что я тут забыла? :D Но видео понравилось, для иностранцев будет очень полезным! ;))

[@DenisFedorov]

Привет. Да, подобные видео, несмотря на то, что они простые, обычно приносят максимальную пользу.

[@unpredictableasterisk7449]

Bolshoy Spasibo.

[@DenisFedorov]

Не за что!

[@imnotthebr2230]

So Im a little confused. What do you mean by masculine. Like men are supposed to say this? or do you say that to a man

[@tochka832]

masculine means that the subject of saying is in masculine gender for example, when you say he/she/they in english, you inflect it with gender of someone you speaking about (directly to someone or indirectly about someone) same with russian, but it is not only with these three pronouns, but language as a whole

[@imnotthebr2230]

@@tochka832 Same for feminine?

[@tochka832]

​@@imnotthebr2230 yeah, same for feminine and neuter

[@swarupbanerjee4084]

Can anyone here plz help by saying what is meant by 'sigaram' in russian

[@jpmking9635]

so how many times do you have to watch it and memorize all 209? I have never really tried to learn a new language so im guessing it will but a lot, but I saw a guy meet about 50 people and memorize all their names after asking them all just one single time.

[@DenisFedorov]

This "reading" is not only about memorization but mainly about pronunciation check and training/correction. So, to memorize all 209 words, it would be better to download the list.

[@tomsmith898]

Я люблю это

[@astrid6262]

On word 8. that, there are two forms of the russian word that are feminine. Is то feminine or neuter?

[@DenisFedorov]

It's a typo (mistake). ТО is neuter! Thanks for attentiveness. I need to fix that)

[@sunilchoudhary8209]

very good

[@DenisFedorov]

Thank you

[@M0hm3d]

Sir May you re upload PDF again,, Coz the link doesn't working any more .

[@DenisFedorov]

There was some maintenance on the site that resulted in its short unavailability.

[@M0hm3d]

sir , your link transform to website that was asking to confirm my email by clicking its link in spam box before starting downloading ,, so i think i will typing this wonderful words by using my keyboard ^_^ thank you ..

[@DenisFedorov]

Here is the procedure to get my files: You click on the link in the description and get on the page where you enter your email. If you are downloading something from me for the first time, you will be sent a message on email that will ask you to confirm your email by clicking on the confirmation link. When you click on that link, the file will be sent on your email immediately. --- If messages from me end up in your spam folder, you should mark me as safe sender / white list / never block sender. No need to enter those words manually. Just make my messages avoid your spam folder and that's it. After this, you will be able to download my files without any confirmation by just entering your email.

[@M0hm3d]

Denis Fedorov ok .. that is perfect.. i will do that .. 😀

[@GiGi-uf7yj]

thanks

[@DenisFedorov]

+Areeg Gigi You are welcome)

[@vwalewv]

Ну надо же! Вот те раз!

[@elinarussianlang]

Отличное видео! Самое главное, что слова действительно полезные, которые мы используем каждый день 👏👏👏

[@lerathewolf6960]

Просто посмотреть пришла, как тут американцы говорят по русски

[@DenisFedorov]

В основном, учатся говорить)

[@lerathewolf6960]

Да они нормально говорят вроде...

[@VioletDolphin]

what are you saying?

[@LearnDecentEnglish]

Hey to and ta are feminine both?

[@shayt3506]

Читать список Сводеша как 200 самых употребляемых слов это надо догадаться конечно

[@TiKeyKim]

it is helpful

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks

[@pramodasahoo1394]

Nice bro

[@DenisFedorov]

Thanks man

[@jbv48]

Great help, thanks.

[@DenisFedorov]

you're welcome!

[@Uyry-m8m]

How to read Russian?

[@Serendip98]

From left to right.

[@Mrsinaryan]

I wish you were going a little slower, thanks any way it's great.

[@DenisFedorov]

Newer vocabulary videos on this channel are a bit slower)

[@la-tf9kf]

you can slow the actual video down but it makes the audio kinda weird

[@lapincoanga9243]

it's very sweetly as sugary

[@masonjordan5832]

kopotknñ in English typing this is how you type short in russian

[@DenisFedorov]

I am not really sure what you mean)

[@rtarbinar]

hahah i guess you mean kopotkuŭ :D but still the "k" and "t" are different. just go to your language settings and add a russian keyboard, and start using that ;)

[@starrockertaytay]

Why does the O sound like an A....

[@DenisFedorov]

Unstressed О is pronounced as [а]. It's one of the main Russian pronunciation rules.

[@abhin2231]

💐💐💐💐

[@imaginekarma9768]

Anyone that knows Russian and English, can u help me with "my" and "like" but in russian ;w;

[@jeremiahdavitt234]

I know both Russian and English. But I didn’t get the question. Can you repeat it, please?

[@attilavanheel9670]

i want to learn russian because i want to speak russian with bald and bankrupt(a youtuber)

[@lapincoanga9243]

VERY BORING BUT ACCENT GOOD TO LEARN

[@DenisFedorov]

“Everything intelligent is so boring.” ― Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

[@lapincoanga9243]

дать согласие с тобой

[@ТузикГрелкин-д3о]

correct - согласен с тобой,согласен с вами.

[@lapincoanga9243]

Ты хорошо говоришь

[@sadnastyshechka9026]

Russian is so hard

[@DenisFedorov]

But it's not the hardest)

[@smudgerbug]

*Sad Nastyshechka* If you think Russian is hard try Chinese or Arabic. Good luck :-)

[@guesswhoami4723]

Sad Nastyshechka trust me, start easy... Go English, Spanish, French, Hindu then Russian You’ll find it a peace of cake

[@isaacho8230]

Try cantonese

[@maluzinez7234]

Guess Who Am I I want to learn hindi because it's one of the oldest languages. What are those indians talking about, that makes you regretting it? xd

[@ashoknayaki7776]

Russian Bible app English bible app

[@GOLDENEAGLE-nm3jf]

Poor video quality to read words