Numbers 1000-Infinity | Russian Language

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Your the best online Russian teacher.

[@BeFluentinRussian]

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[@Governor2310]

@@BeFluentinRussian большое спасиба.

[@Visionery1]

Fedor, when I started learning Russian last June I checked out several channels, including yours. After a year, I've decided I prefer your style to all the others. 👍

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

thanks for this teacher fedor...

[@aliarsalan1723]

Thanks for all of your videos

[@venkats0iitk]

Loved your Numbers set of 3 videos. Now I know my Russian numbers - hope I continue remembering them for a while. By the way, in British numbering (not commonly seen these days), 1,000,000 is one million, 1,000,000,000,000 is one 'billion' (one million million), one trillion is one million 'billion' = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 - pretty similar to the Russian system.

[@JWPemperor]

4:12 until 5:37 this is the same in Dutch (miljoen - miljard - biljoen - biljard - triljoen triljard) Probably Peter the Great took this when he came to the Netherlands

[@aprilspencer]

That's the additional knowledge, Thank you. 🤩

[@UnicumTryhard]

Same for the Germans. 1 million = 1 Million 1 billion = 1 Milliarde 1 trillion = 1 Billion

[@JWPemperor]

@@UnicumTryhard German (Deutsch) is the main language. The English lost it when French took control 1154-1399. So many words from France took over, for example words about food

[@saifel-eslamal-labban2163]

they sound really really similar to Arabic as well

[@JWPemperor]

@@saifel-eslamal-labban2163 We Europeans also stole the numbers because we used the Roman numbers we didn't even got 0

[@aytensuvak1172]

I just can't help being fluent in Russian with your videos, thank you so much.

[@babettekwiatkowska2435]

Thank you so much !

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#Be Fluent. Это очень хорошо, спасибо.

[@babettekwiatkowska2435]

Thank you Fiodor :))

[@muhilan8540]

Here is the Numberphile video for anyone wondering: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV6YY3R_lNSdr7M

[@Maner-tg6iu]

شكرا جزيلا

[@aydasoleymani]

Best russian teacher 🤓

[@suchiplayz7724]

the millions system was super easy,its the same one used in arabic (my native language)😊

[@Firefansor]

You the best

[@beksultanomirzak9803]

Thank you!!

[@DNTK20]

I understand better with your explanations.. keep making such great videos for us #BeFluent

[@canicephilips9563]

Thanks so much

[@evets1709]

G'day Fedor. I just put 2 numbers into google translate here they are. { 223,000} AND {223,576} I chose them because one would definitely give the answer of тысячи and the other, if I use the very last number would give the answer of тысяч. But it didn't, it gave the thousands as тысячи. So I have come to the conclusion that the ending won't depend in the "very last number of the big number " (eg in my case it was 6) but it WILL need the ending to be that for the actual last number that describes "how many thousands (which in my case was still the 3) . So am I correct in saying that the ending is the last number of the thousands part of the number? Once again, thanks for you videos they are awsome. (And may I be so bold as to once again ask for a video to help "slow learners like me" find some clever way to unravel and use the family of свой please. )))))

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Yes! So, the form of thousands only depends on the last digit of thousands, while all the rest depends on the last digit of numbers.

[@qek990]

I do not know where this information comes from, but I speak for everyone who learns the language. I'm Russian, so I know what I'm saying. The gradation presented by the author of the video is incorrect! 1 000 000 - миллион - million 1 000 000 000 - миллиард - billion 1 000 000 000 000 - триллион - trillion 1 000 000 000 000 000 - квадриллион - quadrillion 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 - квинтиллион - quintillion I hope I can help someone with this.

[@Kaboominator994]

Thank you for another great video :) #BeFluent

[@Brassmonger]

How it will be for 22, 24, 21, 12 , 100,? тысяч тысяча or тысячи.

[@aliarsalan1723]

#befluent

[@harry_page]

Same rules apply for миллион, миллиона and миллионов as they do for тысяча, тысячи and тысяч right?

[@TheKisPower]

harys_john yep, it applies for millions, milliards, billions and so on.

[@anaqueiroz652]

You count as French and more or less like Portuguese... Probably it is US and UK who are different!

[@muhilan8540]

UK used to count like this too but switched to American system in the mid-20th century (officially only in 1974 though)

[@sairasanawar]

👍

[@miikavalo8324]

Is 11000 одиннадцать тысяча or одиннадцать тысяч?

[@tekimod2059]

second variant. same 12-20 + тысяч, 55 + тысяч, but 21 + тысяча, 24 + тысячи

[@haianghuynh1643]

The first one

[@qek990]

2

[@ranamokhtar186]

The numbers from million to .... are similar to Arabic.

[@riwajropakheti1613]

Not gonna lie, this was bit complicated than the lessons from last videos.

[@xololomejor]

извини, это очень круто, но я не понимал как например сказать: 20 003 21 000 34 052, и так далее

[@maxneumann]

Двадцать тысяч три. Двадцать один тысяча. Тридцать четыре тысячи пятьдесят два.

[@xololomejor]

@@maxneumann большое спасибо мой друг. Поздравляю

[@Сергей-ы4п9в]

@@maxneumann *двадцать одн-А тысячА

[@WanAmirulAsyraf]

On million, billion - it's mostly the same as Arabic!

[@elle8967]

Is this correct? Девятьсот девяносто девять триллиардов Девятьсот девяносто девять триллионов Девятьсот девяносто девять биллиардов Девятьсот девяносто девять биллионов Девятьсот девяносто девять миллиардов Девятьсот девяносто девять миллионов Девятьсот девяносто девять тысяч Девятьсот девяносто девять

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