Basic Russian 1. Reading First Words

This video is for students who just started learning Russian. It provides practice on reading first words - cognates. Recommended for the beginning level.
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[@Ab-cj6gl]

i was so lost when it comes to learning Russian but i think i found the most useful channel to learn this beautiful language

[@ponisaseaside3456]

This is amazing work! Thanks for helping us read Olga!!

[@AmazingRussian]

Ponisa Seaside , welcome. Glad to help.

[@renatomorello4318]

Olga, You are an excellent teacher!! Спасибо большое!! 💐

[@OscarSalazar-j2v]

Cuanto esmero en crear estos excelentes videos espero que sigan aquí para siempre!!

[@watiszadyr6492]

Thank you Olga, you’re one of my fav instructor. I’ve been slacking these day, thanks to you back on tract again . Большое спасибо😘🇺🇸

[@sofiaizhaar4712]

Vey useful, thanks

[@mehmeteminpolat2690]

You have a great technique teacher. Congrats and wish u luck! Just need some more inf. with pictures for visual learners,thank you so much.

[@engmohmd6470]

Thanks

[@donovan8747]

Спасибо. This is useful for me as a beginner.

[@AmazingRussian]

Anomaly XD 30654921 , пожалуйста.

[@solace_seeker7734]

That's what I was looking for learning Russian, thanks for such a wonderful video, now it seems quite easy to learn with you. Thanks a lot.

[@fatihonge1041]

спасибо большое...полезно 👍🙋‍♂️🇹🇷

[@AmazingRussian]

Fatih ÖNGE , пожалуйста.

[@sarkhanrasulov5505]

Спасибо за урок.

[@AmazingRussian]

Sarkhan Rasulov , пожалуйста.

[@nedolamer]

Спасибо за прекрасное видео Ольга у вас прекрасный голос

[@f.rjustforeducationfree507]

Спасибо 👍

[@galaxygirl6209]

Thx,s

[@aikidoRick]

I love it. I feel like starting over learning, learning Russian.

[@AmazingRussian]

Rickie Cornelison , there is nothing bad about it.

[@aimah4390]

Thank you very much.

[@india-russia6064]

That's an awesome idea for teaching, we get good hold on any language with pictures, thx a bunch 😌😌😌, im just new to so i rarely get all words,,,,,, God bless you 🕉️🕉️from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@AmazingRussian]

Horway Aryans , thank you very much for your comment.

[@india-russia6064]

Amazing Russian it's my pleasure, 😌😌😌

[@damienhackney6499]

This is great, thank you!

[@Эммануэльнесторас]

It is very interesting please I know more about Russian's language now

[@isikpamir]

very ınterestıng style to learn russian for beginner like me...

[@AmazingRussian]

Isik Pamir , thanks. It is also effective.

[@Lehienjosh]

❤

[@jimmiller8857]

They say you never really know your own language until you learn a second one. I never really thought about why in the US we say "go to the bathroom" when we mean "use the toilet" until I learned ванная & туалет. I guess in the US it is considered impolite to talk about one's bodily functions, as would be implied by saying "I have to use the toilet". Thus, we use "bathroom" or "rest room" instead. So I guess my question is: does "туалет" mean both bathroom and porcelain god as it does in English, or does it translate more like "rest room"?

[@AmazingRussian]

Jim Miller , good question. ТуалЕт = bathroom, restroom; унитАз = toilet. 🙂

[@hsinyueddie]

Thank you Olga, your material is very hopeful. I have some question abut the letter "T" Te is T follow by soft vowel e and by rules it should pronounce the soft style like театр, телефон. \ But тер is always sounds like ter and т sounds hard sound to me. Would you please guide me what cause the difference. Thank you very much.

[@AmazingRussian]

Watch this video. It might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIDKfYKPYtiWa5o

[@tickle296]

Too good. Keep it up Olga. Bolshoye Spaciva.🇮🇳🇷🇺

[@boatters]

I always thought that “е” with ударение when it’s in the beginning word and the ending word will be pronounce “ye” or “yia” and in the middle word pronounce as “э”

[@НектоНеизвестный-в1р]

Я бы тебе подсказал, если бы понял что ты написал)) В русском безударная "Е" произносится как "И" (хотя можете произносить как "Е" - ничего страшного). п. с. В конце слов, лично я, букву Е произношу всегда как Е))

[@ziyagasimov2012]

Olqa, spasibo za ptekrasniy urok. Vi daete onlayn uroki?

[@AmazingRussian]

Ziya Gasimov , спасибо. Информация здесь: www.amazingrussian.com/booking-lessons

[@aztecwarrior7678]

Ok, now, let's now make a storyline about these words we just learn to re enforce what we learned.

[@hugosousa2597]

Is this what you say at the beginning of the video "С вами снова я..."? Translated to "I'm with you again..."? Thank you! 🙂

[@AmazingRussian]

Hugo Sousa , yes, this is what I say.

[@hugosousa2597]

Thank you! I tried to write what I listened. Not bad (for me). Russian is such a wonderful language. Thank you for these videos. 🙂

[@zed2490]

Компьютер, why is it not kambyo"tir", since the e is not at the end of the word so it's supposed to be pronounced as " i "

[@AmazingRussian]

You will find the answer here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIDKfYKPYtiWa5o

[@barbarossancakli2027]

these words very like turkish language.least %70.thanks

[@AmazingRussian]

Barbaros Sancakli , it is good because you can easily recognize them.

[@MjgGyd]

Я понимаю, что это всё во имя учёбы, но у меня, как у русского, ощущения будто я смотрю "Дашу Путешественницу". "Давайте вместе произнесём! т-е-а-Т-Р. Молодцы! Правильно!". Интересно, я так же выглядел, когда учился читать на других языках? Это один из вопросов, на который не хочешь знать ответ.

[@yuliapledger2602]

Thank you for a great resource and reading practice, Olga. I find your progression from short words to longer ones especially helpful. Special thanks for taking time and supplying each word with a picture!

[@AmazingRussian]

Yulia Pledger , thank you for appreciating my work.

[@createpassionlove]

Olga; Do you have an email? I don't use social media and I want to ask you something regarding your website

[@AmazingRussian]

Holly Gardens , [e-mail]

[@dohachennaoui2717]

Тханк йоу вэри муч

[@gabrielbarbosa4091]

Why do they have Я if they already have А? The phonetica isn’t the same?

[@Jimmy-lf9lx]

It is actually different, А is like the a in fast and Я is the ya in yard. Of course, sometimes it is also pronounced as A or even /e/ sometimes.

[@bepatient2801]

Xa-xa-xa 😂

[@indehunt]

Нот бед

[@renatomorello4318]

Olga, You are an excellent teacher!! Спасибо большое!! 💐

[@mariannovak9404]

good, thought the background is slightly disturbing

[@Боеприпас]

Спасибо что обучаета рускому детей-людей,за рубежом