Intermediate Russian: Driving in Russian: за рулём, ехать-ездить, вести-водить, везти-возить

Intermediate Russian: Driving in Russian: за рулём, ехать-ездить, вести-водить, везти-возить
This video explains how to interpret the English verb “to drive” into Russian. Shows what Russian constructions to use in order to deal with some common situations related to driving. Uses the verbs of motion: ехать-ездить, вести-водить, везти-возить Includes a lot of examples based on everyday driving situations. Recommended for students of the intermediate level.
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very nice video.thanks

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Hi Olga! Я хотела бы поблагодарить вас за урок! Еще один интересный урок! Я всегда жду вас новый урок и я уверен что это будет очень интересно! I don't have anyone to practice russian and nevertheless i've learned a lot though your lessons! I still can not believe it. Гордиться собой lady!

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Hey, you're tailgating! Give that guy a little space!

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Хорошо легко панимат за двежениям

[@maraj8215]

отличный видео о важной теме, спасибо большое Олга!! but I want to ask you the following: Why отвезти and not везти in this sentence: oна не может отвезти меня в аэропорт??? (she can't take me to the airport) I know when you add the prefix от it would mean to take/transport away. But in this sentence you translate отвезти as simply to take (someone in a vehicle). Is it more common to say it that way (with отвезти and not везти)?? thank you in advance

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Очень трудно понять глаголы движений. Пожалуйста по больше об этом делайте видео?! например: зайти, подходить, приходить, сходить

[@AmazingRussian]

Мои любимые песни , по возможности.

[@alexvap3280]

То что Вы написали, получается добавлением приставок. Вам нужно видео о глаголах с разными приставками.

[@maraj8215]

could you make at some moment a video with vocabulary about cars and their parts?? how to say "automatic car", how to say "I ran into another car" and stuff like that??? your videos are really, really AWESOME, thank you!!

[@AmazingRussian]

Mara J , thanks for the idea. I will think about it.

[@maraj8215]

@@AmazingRussian you're welcome I'm afraid you didn't see my other comment on this same video it was a question I made!

[@AmazingRussian]

Mara J , you suggested that I make another video, right?

[@maraj8215]

​@@AmazingRussian not only that, I made 2 comments. This one and anothe one asking about Why отвезти and not везти in this sentence: oна не может отвезти меня в аэропорт??? (she can't take me to the airport)

[@AmazingRussian]

Mara J , sorry, I did not see that question anywhere. The prefix “от” in this sentence adds the meaning of delivering.

[@TheEmperorCommandsIt]

if you want to express that you are going to drive to a place in the future for example "i am going to take the train all day to a diffrent city" whould you say "я буду ехать весь день до другого города" ? thnx for the awnser

[@AmazingRussian]

TheEmperorFromHell , ваше предложение верно.

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Thank you Olga for this useful lesson, I liked it. I have learned the nuances of the actions related to driving. STILL, I DO RENEW MY APPRECIATION TO YOUR INTERESTING STORY. YOU TOLD US THAT ONE DAY, YOUR HUSBAND WAS AWAY, NOT AT HOME. YOU SPENT THAT NIGHT WITH YOUR LOVER, You said you had à very nice night together ,,,,,,, do you still remember that story?????

[@AmazingRussian]

amar salem , I believe it is a nice story, but you are confusing me with somebody else.

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@@AmazingRussian I strongly think it is a fictional story, I liked it... the merit of the story lies on the suspense the aurhor made... We readers thought it was an act of betrayal on the part of the wife; but in the end, the narrator- the wife, presented the lover ; it was her DOG

[@AmazingRussian]

amar salem , so complicated. But thanks.

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@@AmazingRussian Maybe it isn't you, it's another teacher, I have a lot of russian language teachers on KZbin, I think of one teacher whose name Anna Cher, anyway, you are among my best youtube teachers

[@petermars10]

thank you, I think you are psychic because all the covered vocabulary in this video were on my "to do " list LOL

[@AmazingRussian]

Peter Marshall , 😄

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Hi Very nice information. How can foreigner buy apartment in Russia and also how to start small business in Russia . Please tell me with detail

[@AmazingRussian]

Fayyaz Khan , thank you for your suggestions, but I do not really make videos like the ones you suggested. I will think about it, though.

[@user-im2wn4rq2m]

"вести" "водить" Usually вести & водить use in case of walking with other people?

[@AmazingRussian]

Верно. Но здесь фигуративное значение.

[@user-im2wn4rq2m]

@@AmazingRussian Спасибо, я усердно учусь благодаря вам

[@elyakimlev]

I appreciate the time and effort put into making these videos. However, this is still very confusing. At 09:20 you say "вы уверяете его что вы всегда *водите* машину осторожно." (водить -> водите), but then you say I should reply with "не волнуйся. Я всегда *езжу* осторожно". (езжу -> ездить). What not *вожу*? In both cases we have the same meaning of "driving", but we ended up using 2 different Russian verbs. Why is that?

[@elyakimlev]

Ah, I watched the next 10 seconds, in which you said I could use вожу as well. Never mind :)

[@fadiabudeeb]

Я очень полюбил этот урок! Вы не можете, пожалуйста, объснить предложение на 8.44? "Did you drive to California?": Разве это не предложение с одним направлением? Почему мы нужны применять глагол "Ездить"? Спасибо большое!

[@ferruccio4531]

if the question presupposes a return trip in the past we use ездить. the person you're talking to, drove to California and then got back, as you can see it is a multidirectional event.

[@fadiabudeeb]

@@ferruccio4531 Thank you very much. I understand now.😊

[@SoulconversationDuo]

Thank you. Is there a PDF of this lesson to buy?

[@AmazingRussian]

GhostsBehindTheSun , not yet. Working on it.