Russian Reflexive verbs in Russian, part 3 - what kinds there are, more examples

[@giannisolga5191]

Antonia, I thought this was excellent. I will definitely watch it several more times as well as part 2. In particular, your showing and speaking the reflexive verbs with the correct preposition and case for each verb in examples is a big help to me to actually use the verbs correctly. Thank you very much. Bolshoe spasibo.

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Peter The Great! Antonia the Great!

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[@qutrg]

I think you did a great job explaining this topic. And thank you for the encouragement to keep studying Russian and to not get discouraged and give up. It really does help me to keep going and keep working at it ))

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! :) I am glad my videos help you! ;)

[@1150net]

very good

[@bhimappasomappa2639]

So nice Antonia, I'm your fan. The way you teach is interesting and you as well.

[@edjspirituality]

Best explanation I've ever ran into! Are you in Moscow? How can I take Russian lessons in a group or one on one? What are your rates?

[@alancosta4760]

If you think this is tough try to learn portuguese equivalent where there are at least 15 different ends for each reflexive verb (se, vos, nos, lhes, me, a, o........) and all them may change depending on word genre or sentence. Anyway I'm struggling here too this is definitely tough 😅

[@hamedajab2483]

Можешь снимать видео о слове же и также о других словах так же как и он и когда можно использовать их , пожалуйста)

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Про "же" поняла, а другие какие?

[@hamedajab2483]

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online например о словах как, "лишь" , "ли" , о разнице между словами "не" и "ни" и тд ))

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Окей, запишу себе в список планируемых уроков ;) спасибо за идеи :)

[@hamedajab2483]

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Спасибо большое ☺️☺️

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Eid Mubarak Antonia!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

What does it mean?

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@@AntoniaRomaker God bless!

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@@AntoniaRomaker It means - Hobe to see you soon!

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[@michamicha9696]

I love your videos! I have a question: Sometimes I can hear „tsa” ( for example: одетьСЯ, одеваетСЯ) or „sya” (одеваемСЯ, одеваешьСЯ). Is there any rule in pronounciation? By the way: Я учился, we pronounce with the ending -sa or -sya? Thank you for your work! Greetings from Warsaw😊

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Well, let me think about that... Actually I haven't come across such a rule. I notice that we pronounce it hard after т, ть, л. But I don't have a strict rule, I'll thing about it. Thank you for your interesting question! 🥰

[@AntoniaRomaker]

One more thing, as long as a lot of infinitives end in ть, in reflexive forms of these infinitives we say 'tsa'

[@michamicha9696]

@@AntoniaRomaker thank you very much for your answer! 🙂

[@birylo1]

It's a very interesting lesson..

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Thanks! 😃

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

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There will be soon :)

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@@AntoniaRomaker I love when you say Mai MbN! Cute word!

[@faithistheway.8258]

How do you speak english so good?To me you don't sound like a russian native speaker.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I have a Russian accent, but it is not too bad :)