#72 Russian vocabulary and grammar - dates, what's the date: 12.11.2015; on the first of January

Imagine that you asked out a Russian girl, but you can't say when you wanna meet her - on what day?... That would be a disaster! In order for this not to happen you know what you should do - viel Spaß! :)
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[@ecoledelangue1489]

Merci, thanks.

[@jeffreyd508]

"I don't introduce dates until the third year of Russian studies or they will throw their books at me and leave" --- Russian college professor on KZbin

[@jeanne5269]

Jeffrey D I study the Russian language now in Russia and its my 3rd month and we learn it...

[@Pilum1000]

what is the difficulty?

[@youngsuk3329]

@@Pilum1000 he was just joking

[@jorgegoncalo]

Thank you so much for your classes, you are helping me a lot ! Спасибо :)

[@AntoniaRomaker]

***** I am really glad to know that! Thank you for the comment ;)

[@eng.mostafaelsheikh1792]

Well done! So nice

[@user-yq9lh5hs5r]

you are great ....thanks

[@robertpapoular9612]

Огромное спасибо ! я Вам очень благодарен.

[@arlenalem]

bien explicado, te doy like y me suscribo

[@davidecanu4383]

i already know that you will help me soo much through my russian classes at university

[@AntoniaRomaker]

+Davide Canu what do you mean? :)

[@davidecanu4383]

I mean that you are so helpful! Your lessons are great, you have out on your channel an incredible variety of material, and even though I have just started my russian classes at university, I often find myself skimming through your videos! Congrats Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Davide Canu thank you very much! And good luck ;)

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Здравствуйте , Антония Ромакер. Например, сегодня понедельник четырнадцатое декабря 2020г. дветысячи двадцатом года.

[@mdhasanali4583]

very helpful

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Glad you think so!

[@danielsahagun4367]

Dear Teacher Antonia: It seems to me that there is an error in exercise number two. Завтра 13. 11. 2014 тринадцатое (for me it would be тринадцатого) Could you correct me please?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

When you say what day it is today or tomorrow, yesterday etc you need to use Nominative case, not Genitive ;)

[@YouNeedToRepentYou]

6:36 Again she pronounced the part of "восемьдесят седьмого года" as "восемьде седьмого года" at the slow motion speed 50%. If it is an official way to liaison two words, that is fine. Almost all people want to choose the easier way to pronounce. I am a foreigner and "восемьдесят седьмого года", especially "десят" part is very difficult because седьмого is following next. Thank you for the video. My skill is improving anyway.

[@NzePriddie]

Where can i find a list in Table form of the correct spelling for the day months and year in Russian language ?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

N-ze' Priddie kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHS1noZ9h86EqKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/babIgGaabJmbfbs

[@Pilum1000]

www.redov.ru/nauchnaja_literatura_prochee/vremja_i_kalendar/p5.php exceltable.com/funkcii-excel/images/funkcii-excel144-1.png i.pinimg.com/originals/ac/04/34/ac0434912101c6fcb673829a0e6c0778.jpg

[@maiklgounchon4945]

Nice You are a nice girl. Thinks so much

[@benoitratelle7496]

Antonia, you are beautiful! All your videos are of very high quality, and from the bottom of my heart, Большое спасибо; I recommend your teaching videos. If you will allow me to suggest something, I would suggest you split the english channel lessons from the russian channel ones, many followers of the russian channel do not need english class ;-) so english people do not need to hear about english lessons.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Benoit Ratelle Thank you very much! This is good advice, but it is too late, there are too many popular videos of both types at this channel, if I split them, one of the types will lose A LOT, so, I don't think it is a good idea. I believe it is not so hard to differentiate and watch the videos which one needs.

[@nguyenHuy-nj5zr]

thank you so much!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

nguyen Huy you are welcome ;)

[@spanishconconsciencia23]

I've just discovered yr vídeos and they are great, i I'm learning russian and they are very useful.Thanks a lot for yr help

[@AntoniaRomaker]

bielka mua You are welcome! I am happy to help ;)

[@richardngosa]

Wow so helpful... This is great work... And you so beautiful... Thanks

[@AntoniaRomaker]

+Hardric Ngosa I am glad you liked it ;)

[@richardngosa]

;-)

[@YouNeedToRepentYou]

6:04 "две тысячи" Did she pronounce the Russian phrase correct? I listened to her pronunciation at the speed of 50%. Very unclear. She has a habit to pronounce a Russian phrase very unclear and fast when we really want to know.

[@Julia-og2dr]

yes, she pronounced correctly. It’s just a shortened pronunciation. in quick colloquial speech natives often say (тыща, тыщи) but if we talk about the correct presentation, it will sound like this (тысяча as *тысича* or *тысча* and тысячи as *тысичи* or *тысчи*)

[@mariannemichelson8613]

It was a little bit confusing.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Why? :)

[@alexandrebueno3656]

Hey Antonia, speaking about dates... I definitely would date you.

[@leob4403]

Omg the russian sentence is more than double the lenght of the English one, I will never remember to say all that, they're gonna stop me half-way and ask me to write it down :-O

[@AntoniaRomaker]

+Leo B don't be so negative about it :) there are some very complicated things in English too ;)

[@leob4403]

+Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online I guess :P

[@TheFalcon011]

спасибо вам, много сексуального girl

[@divinedancer8342]

😀 so slim n cute, do you wear specs?