3 Russian Verbs for your Daily Conversations! #3

[@tina-marino]

They are very useful building blocks. Thanks.

[@harrymandel]

I like the way you structured the lesson. Thanks.

[@LinasLessons]

It’s my pleasure 😊

[@asadolluhshojaee8568]

I really appreciate for your good and helpful lesson dear Alina

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you 😊

[@tina-marino]

Great channel! Hope you see alot of growth and blessings this year!

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you so much!

[@paolaponassi7161]

Спасибо лина, это было очень полезно 😊😊😊

[@LinasLessons]

Я рада это слышать 😊

[@rajendrashinde7445]

Very informative lesson you thought us.

[@LinasLessons]

It’s my pleasure 😊

[@upaliekanayake2634]

Thank you 🎉

[@LinasLessons]

You’re welcome 😊

[@maxberdy8692]

Very good lesson Lina ☺️

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you 😊

I’m amazed by your progress in English.

[@marceloprevedi5092]

Спасибо за урок Лина !!! Мне нравится ваше объяснение и я люблю глаголы .

[@LinasLessons]

Я рада это слышать 😊

[@josephcurry941]

I enjoyed the lesson.I find the verbs in Russian very complicated and require a lot of attention. I like your explanations very much.

[@cidehamete]

The Russian verbal system is complex, but it is not complicated.

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you very much!

[@Hubert_G]

Thanks for info Lina 😊 In polish there is word zakaz,but it means ban or forbidding something.for example zakaz palenia w miejscu publicznym-ban of smoking in public places

[@LinasLessons]

That’s cool!

[@cidehamete]

Professor, maybe one day you can teach a class on a rather complex verb: "жарить" (I know it has a sexual connotation, that's not what I mean). Imperfective aspect: "жарить", "поджаривать(ся, only in the third person)" Perfective aspect: "поджарить"; "зажарить" "изжарить(ся, only in the third person)." 🙏🙏🙏

[@LinasLessons]

Maybe I’ll make a video about verbs for cooking one day 😊

[@Bruh-cg2fk]

hello

[@CitrianSnailBY]

I would *Love* to finally work, if someone would *_want_* me to work for / with them!!! How about *You,* would *You* like to study Hebrew? So what *_is_* that weird first verb??? 😃 I could not figure out, what *_is_* its actual meaning? Does it mean to study? To walk? To play? To... what??? Or does it, just like the Joker in cards, represent just about _any_ verb the speaker / writer needs to express at that given moment?? 😃 Because I, like, *тотальное* непонимаю!! 😆 The second verb is *MUCH* easier, and *A LOT* more sensible. 🙂 Is *_заказывать_* related to *_показывать?_*

[@user-ld5sn3or7u]

Глагол «заняться» означает начать какое-то действие/процесс или начать делать какое-либо дело

[@amarsalem5671]

cynep, cnacu6o BAM Alina, ❤❤❤

[@LinasLessons]

Пожалуйста ☺️

[@tina-marino]

They are very useful building blocks. Thanks.

[@LinasLessons]

Glad you like them!