#40 Russian vocabulary - weather 2: sunny солнечно, cloudy облачно, misty, thunderstorm, blizzard..

Here we continue talking about the vocabulary, connected with weather - snow, rain, sleet, sunny... and so on! It is important to know how to describe weather, as you might need to ask somebody about the weather forecast and want to understand what they have to say ;)
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[@lucasbalcazar3993]

You're the best Antonia. You're lessons as fun as didactic.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you very much! :)

[@sorinaiacob8992]

Very good video, clear and easy to learn words. Tkank you!

[@MyCristinaM]

Love, love, love your lessons. Thank you!

[@marcintime]

Love this lesson, Antonia. The weather makes for a great topic of conversation :-) Especially helpful this time is the phonetic spelling. Just one very small thing: when speaking of hurricanes, you say they are not that popular in Russia. But I think you mean they are not that common. I don't think anyone enjoys a hurricane, so I guess they wouldn't be popular anywhere :-)

[@sofyanansori3922]

Love you n love a lesson 😍✌️

[@oliverchapman9012]

You of course would make a great teacher!! keep up the great work

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Oliver Chapman thank you ;)

[@thomasshafovaloff1622]

Great! Again!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! Cheers! ❤️

[@user-nr7ct9rq7z]

your video made me start learning Russian! thanks for motivation.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

wow, it is great! :) you are very welcome!

[@albertovelazquez9339]

Thanks for your wonderful teaching Antonia , I really like russian language and your classes are really helpful.

[@sofyanansori3922]

You are so beautiful teacher gorgeous 🙏

[@metalboxalbatros]

thank you so much for the great classes, also your laid-back attitude makes the viewing a pleasant experience.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

sid vicious Thank you very much! :)

[@excellentmukendi7007]

You're best! Your teaching's clear like sunny. I love you very much!!!!!!I pray to meet you one day!!!!!!!!! Я хочу говорит по русски как вы.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Excellent Mukendi Спасибо за комментарий! Продолжайте заниматься - и будете говорить! ;)

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

You are amazing

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! :)

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

you are a great welcome !!

[@samehkirolos4160]

God bless you

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you!

[@shavkatberdibekov9150]

very fine practical teacher

[@user-io5hk8vh8r]

Interesting

[@haroonstutorials]

Nice

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thanks!

[@Special5533]

Хорошо

[@wjimenezu]

5:47 Thumbs up!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

you liked my wind demonstration!)))))

[@liandry1960ify]

интересный спасибо

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Andrea Lisi рада, что Вам понравилось :)

[@joelboone1751]

Your accent is really good. When you say "In our country (hurricanes) are not that popular" means that the Russian people don't like them very much. What you probably meant was that they are not that "common" or "frequent". Did you mean "hurricane" or "tornado"? In the U.S. we have both and they both are destructive, but they are entirely different phenomena.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

+Joel Boone yeah, you are absolutely right! I guess when I explain Russian I don't pay so much attention to my English. Shame on me... p.s. OK, what is the difference between these two? "Hurricane" and "tornado".

[@joelboone1751]

+Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online A tornado usually forms and ends over land and develops into a fierce spinning vortex funnel shape) that moves fast and causes destruction over the path it takes. They are usually no more than 1/4 mile wide and only last a few hours but cause devastation to anything they hit. They look like a dark funnel that most people have seen photos of. Most of the damage is caused by wind. A hurricane almost always begins over warm water off the west coast of Africa and grows as it drifts across the central Atlantic ocean. They can grow to enormous size, maybe 200 times the size of a tornado (Hurricanes Katrina and Andrew and Camille for example) The damage occurs when they veer north into the Gulf Coast of America or west into northern Mexico. They have very high winds which can last for several days because the storm is so huge. They cause wind damage but most of the damage is caused by torrential rains and flooding. Once they reach landfall they start to die down but that can take two or three days. It is unlikely that anyone living in Russia ever saw a hurricane because the coastline of Russia is surrounded by very cold waters. You need a large body of warm water for a hurricane to form. Thank you for your classes which are so fun and informative.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

+Joel Boone I see now, thank you for the explanation! As far as I know nothing like that happens in Russia. I might be wrong.

[@Almostalwaysart]

Yesterday it was windy. :)

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Was it? Really? :)

[@Almostalwaysart]

It was actually, but I just liked the part when you said that, and made the wind sound. Lol. I like your videos, they're fun.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you, dear! :)

[@Almostalwaysart]

Of course. You're very welcome. :)

[@user-ss3nk5fz6n]

What about «пасмурно» - 'overcast'? This is used often in the UK, what about in the Российский федерации? Спасибо! Мне очень нравиться всё это видео!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

***** "пасмурно" is used in Russian, yeah, it is quite often 'пасмурно' in our city

[@user-ss3nk5fz6n]

Спасибо! I was woundering as I get my weather news from sputnik.ru. Love the videos!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

***** thank you very much! :)

[@rajanasir3342]

Wollen wir uns morgen trffen ❤

[@mohammedal-sorori3249]

перекрасная

[@shavkatberdibekov9150]

ok

[@bandahworship]

oh that's God i'm learning russian

[@user-ey4zz7ks9j]

Все супер, но ведь "ветрено" пишется с ОДНОЙ буквой "н" Наречие содержит столько -н-, сколько было в прилагательном, от которого оно образовано. Ветреный - ветрено. Причем, "ветреный" имеет 2 смысла: "связанный с ветром" и "легкомысленный". В обоих случаях прилагательное содержит только одну букву "н".

[@AntoniaRomaker]

СЛАВА ВЕЛИКОЙ РОССИИ все правильно! спасибо, что подметили! стыдно, но что поделаешь, никто не идеален, исправила.

[@muqamrajabi4468]

Я люблю тебя, красотка

[@liandry1960ify]

идёт in Italian is stupid

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Andrea Lisi and in Russian you can say идиот (idiot) :)

[@ascott2264]

you look especially attractive in this video.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

a scott thank you so much! :)

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

Start some Englishes pronounce please

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Do you mean you want lessons on English pronunciation?

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

yes absolutely

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

good morning have a beautiful day !!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I don't make such lessons, as I am no expert, sorry

[@satyanarayanbharadwaj4207]

Yes you are very good on it