Basic Russian 1. Verbs of Motion. Going on Foot: ИДТИ-ХОДИТЬ

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Alan Myers , спасибо. Это приятно слышать.

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This maybe the best online lesson about "идти-ходить" ever created. исключительный!

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[@สําเร็จชัยกิจกรณ์-ฌ4ธ]

1 ปีที่แล้ว So helpful. I’ve been learning Russian for almost three years and verbs for “to go” have been my biggest challenge. Thank you

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[@Shernickyholmes221]

Outstanding explanation and examples. Thank you.

[@anthonystasi244]

So helpful. I’ve been learning Russian for almost three years and verbs for “to go” have been my biggest challenge. Thank you.

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[@raas1886]

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[@pat23668952]

The best explanation of going verbs on u tube. Thanks

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Hi Olga! This is a very detailed lesson clear and simplified!! To be honest it was very difficult this chapter with the verb " go " Now the " landscape " is clear. Thank you very much!☺

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As always first class, great revision for this topic to follow up on your previous great verbs of motion videos. 👍👍👍

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Я очень люблю твои уроки, и ты мне помогаешь много! Благодарю моя любимая учительница! когда я первый раз начал смотреть твои уроки, я не мог говорить, не мог писать тогда... после я нашел твой канал и начал и продолжал смотреть твои уроки, видео, во время, сейчас без переводчика я могу писать и говорить! Спасибо Большое, Çok Teşekkür Ederim! :) (Кстати, Я Эврен )

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worldishere , спасибо. Мне очень приятно об этом слышать.

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May I ask why you need subtitles for a grammar video?

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Because I study English and Russian, and I use software that when I always click on an unknown word, it gives me its meaning, pronunciation and conjugation if it is a verb, anyway.@@AmazingRussian

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Best I've seen yet. This helps clear up what Pimsleur does not explain well. Is Russia's size the reason for so many verbs of motion?

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[@leex2560]

Thanks for the amazing video Please I still don't understand the difference between ходить(going places in general) and идти

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😔

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Спасибо за видео, вы могли бы создать видео о грамматике Деепричастии

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Спасибо!

[@WisdomQuest-v4h]

I love the video and it’s very helpful! I have a question though. I understand that ходить is for repeated motions (multidirectional) and I understand how that works for me but how do I know if the person I am talking too is repeatedly going to this location if I haven’t met them before and this is the first time we are talking? Do I say Куда вы идёт or Куда вы ходите?

[@AmazingRussian]

If you mean “Where do you usually go?” - куда вы ходите? If you mean “Where are you going now?” - Куда вы идёте? Hope it makes sense.

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Thank you for answering and clarifying this!

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Bien explicado

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К сожалению, не понимаю ваш язык.

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✨Beginning Russian. Verbs of Going. Power Point Presentation Slides: Created FOR TEACHERS who want to present verbs of going ИДТИ-ХОДИТЬ and ЕХАТЬ-ЕЗДИТЬ for beginners in the classroom or online. Includes 50+ slides with vector graphics, images, animation, tables, and text that can be modified, changed, or used for other presentations. Contains explanations, examples, and exercises that check comprehension: sellfy.com/4213297653016850/p/verbs-of-going-power-point-presentation/

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Hello Olga, maybe the question i'm going to ask you doesnt have to do with this video topic but . When should i say------тогда, когда оr simply ----------когда. Это моё сомнине. спасибо большое

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Help us with Prefixed verbs of Motion. I only understand when I watch your channel... Please 🙏🙏🥺 It will be of a lot of help. The prefixes like об(о), от(о), подо, при, во, за,у, вы, etc. It's a request I have exams next month 🙏🥺

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Здравствуйте! I am sorry I cannot help you with your request. I am not planning to make a video about the prefixed verbs of motion at this point. You should find some videos from other channels if you have a coming exam. The ebook is available here: 4213297653016850.sellfy.store/p/O24r/

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[@disdonc6012]

I don't understand why for a future plan you also use идти and not пойти. Actually I encountered both versions and I think I've already got an answer that you can use both. But still, why is that and which one is used more often in real life conversations?

[@AmazingRussian]

This is introductory video. One thing at a time. Russian can use unidirectional verbs for indicating arranged plans. Similar to English. «Пойти» is also used to show future. The usage is not related to style or frequency.

[@pronosticosdeportivos9517]

«Иду» it’s when you go in one direction or you go in this moment. «Ходить» it’s when you go to one place more than one time. For example: Every day I go to work. Каждый день я хожу на работу.

[@AmazingRussian]

Pronósticos Deportivos , when you are going right now, your focus is on one direction. Unidirectional verbs - right now, on your way - uni - (one direction).

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1 ปีที่แล้ว So helpful. I’ve been learning Russian for almost three years and verbs for “to go” have been my biggest challenge. Thank yo