Basic Russian 1: Verbs of “Studying”: УЧИТЬСЯ, ЗАНИМАТЬСЯ, ИЗУЧАТЬ

This video explains how to differentiate between the three verbs that often translate as “to study”. Provides a lot of examples to help grasp the concept. Recommended for students of Novice Low proficiency level (A1).
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Very good, you explain very clear the diferencies of these verbs.

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[@yuliapledger2602]

Thank you, Olga, for this informative, helpful lesson! I like your plentiful examples and the way you provide sufficient contexts to emphasize when and how to use each of the 'study' verbs. Kudos to you! :-)

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[@amarsalem5671]

Hello Olga Gerald, thank you for this interesting lecture. I found it useful to distinguish the nuances when using the three verbs. I really missed your lectures.... Good luck.

[@AmazingRussian]

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[@paganinyyo]

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[@rohan12395]

Wow simple explanation!

[@moonasha]

несмотря ни на что, я никогда не знал почему "изучать" отличается от "учить". Но после смотрел это видео, я теперь знаю! Мне кажется, существует много групп слов, которые имеют только одна слова по-английски. Например, случиться и произойти, happen. Также подобный и похожий, similar. В любом случае, спасибо

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3дравствуйте, Например; ( 1 ) Учился в колледже много лет на3ад. Спасибо вам большое за урок.

[@umarjulaev7337]

Спасибо

[@unbearable9770]

I'm curious how to express the concept of being self taught or learning on one's own without a specific course of study. It seems odd to me as an American that this concept is so elusive in Russian (well I have yet to find it) but the idea is endemic in the US.

[@AmazingRussian]

Maybe in the next video, you will have the whole picture of the concept.

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Thank you Olga! I belived they were sinonyms.

[@AmazingRussian]

Now you understand the difference.

[@CrazyDreamer1001]

I think I understand what all of these words mean now, but I don't know how to properly say that I am learning Russian... I don't go to school and I do not take formal courses of any kind, no homework etc. I "study" with apps, KZbin videos, songs, movies, TV series etc. How do I say this properly in Russian?!?

[@AmazingRussian]

Я изучаю русский язык.

[@boatters]

How can I say “ I study Russian language at the university” should I use я изучаю Русский язык в университете or Я учусь Русский язык в университете?

[@AmazingRussian]

Я изучаю русский язык.

[@alberto1481]

Antoine: по английский, вы пишите "Russian", первая букба "R", нет "r"; по русски, вы пишите "русский", первая букба "р", нет "Р", кроме "Русский" первое слово фразы. (Maybe I have made some mistakes, my Russian is way worst than my English).

[@AmazingRussian]

@@alberto1481 , the names if the languages in Russian are not capitalized.

[@alberto1481]

@@AmazingRussian Да, как я писал, по английски, "Russian" (capitalized), а по русски, "русский" (not capitalized, unless it is the first word of the sentence).

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"To study" (in) Russian is a real nightmare 😸

[@AmazingRussian]

Да, это правда.

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[@AmazingRussian]

Спасибо большое за комментарий. Я считаю (и не только я, но и многие уважаемые методисты и авторы учебников по РКИ), что студенты университета должны понимать систему спряжения глаголов. ... А вы не работали по учебнику «Голоса»? Кстати, о склонениях я и не упоминала. С наилучшими пожеланиями. 🙂

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Жуть, это все учат по-другому

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Спасибо!