My Typical Russian Day

[@rahadian364]

My boi flexing those medals

[@jpack85]

He should tell us about all those medals.

[@toddwaters1914]

You know, I used to think that that the most useful videos for me were ones entirely in Russian, usually slow Russian or TPRS. But for learning *vocabulary*, or more accurately for "cementing" vocabulary, i.e. really committing words and phrases to memory, this pairing of Russian with English in the context of the situation (in the bedroom, in the bathroom, holding the frying pan), with the subtitles seems to be VERY effective. Thanks!

[@jess5427]

Absolutely! I have to think too hard, in a way.

[@airsoftghost]

Hi Fedor, Thanks for the great videos. сковорода in English is called a skillet ("skill-et) or frying pan. удачи

[@500MTH]

Be Fluent in Russian is on fire !

[@ahmadsamir313]

agree

[@harryy.9281]

When you say "Привет друзья, как дела?", all the good memories came to my eyes ;)

[@mariebrathen3316]

Thank you very much for your videos. They are very helpful for my russian language learning 🙏😊

[@texlahomagirl9809]

Marie Bråthen I agree. They help SO much. 😊

[@khalilou8130]

Great from France u are a very good youtuber Man u deserve more viewers !

[@TripleDDDD]

Funny enough I downloaded a lesson on LingQ, listenend to it and thought! wait a minute I know this voice! Thanks for your lessons!

[@sharondenadel8703]

" I typically wake up" 😄😄😄😄🖤🖤 I loved that!

[@gilsonmattos1511]

In Brazilian Portuguese, we also use "notebook" when we mean "laptop". We often use the short form "note" (but we pronounce it as HOYЧИ)

[@texlahomagirl9809]

Мне нравятся деревянные стены в вашем доме. Очень красивый. Я не знаю, правильно ли я говорю. 👍

[@vladko2008]

Да, правильно! Только не сказано: Что очень красивое? Дом или стены? Я думаю, что дом, потому что слово "красивый" в мужском роде ед.числа.

[@texlahomagirl9809]

vladko2008 Большое спасибо. Я ценю твою помощь. 😊

[@RussianwithTatiana]

Мне тоже.

[@ТимурЧернышев-ш2ц]

"Мне нравятся деревянные стены в вашем доме. Они очень красивые."

[@texlahomagirl9809]

Чернышев Большое спасибо за помощь. 😊

[@vaguelyvagrant9694]

Very useful video. FYI, when portable (non-desktop) computers were invented they were bulkier and just part of the top section opened. These were called laptops (because they were meant to sit on your lap). Then came the lighter versions that open like a paper notebook. These are technically called notebooks, but the word didn't stick and everyone continued to call them by the earlier versions name, laptops.

[@miriampopa5436]

Thank you!I love your lessons!👏

[@wahib786]

thankyou you are doing great!!!! love from kyrgyzstan (indian student)

[@gupta__g]

kyrgyzstan mei kya kar rahe ho dost ??

[@wahib786]

Studying in Medical college

[@bugz1nga]

love your videos, keep up the good work !💗👍

[@chipchilinka5645]

"i like to feel myself in the morning" Ты ведь понимаешь что ты сказал, нет? 😄

[@dimitriymirovsky]

Love this series, casual and fantastic. U should do it regularly. Maybe next series doing tour your city

[@Asma-ep9bx]

Are u learning Russian ? Arent u Russian :-\ ur name says so :)

[@zanemoss8597]

@@Asma-ep9bx They might be Polish

[@amandakoko5896]

Thanks alot. It was great for your examples and translation👏👏👏

[@JEOS]

Большое спасибо!

[@ratchanees0]

hello from Thailand .thank you for your video

[@Amillionyawn]

I really like this form of video that you walk around showing and teaching!

[@BuyTheBookLotto]

Thank you so much for your videos definitely makes me miss Russian life! Thank you for the lessons as well you have helped so much! Cheers brother

[@PoeCompany]

you should include working out in the morning bro

[@tropicocean3623]

The last two videos have been AMAZING!

[@texlahomagirl9809]

Очень хорошее видео большое спасибо. 😎

[@yourchefcock7495]

These videos are very helpful!!!

[@vivekchaurasiya4360]

Спасибо

[@singing.winnie]

laptop in korean is also notebook :) tho more people say laptop these days. thanks for the great video!

[@bellavalentina0413]

Haha. What? You didn't know? Aww How cute is that...but...but...you know it all. 😁 Its a Pan/Frying Pan. Nice video. Thank you.

[@mainlawcafewv7681]

Good job

[@chloebrown918]

Just an idea? You should get a white board save you alot of paper for your to do list

[@jbaby8921]

Love ur vids, what you make with your eggs is called a frying pan 🍳:)))

[@ebrahimahmed1932]

thanks too much

[@ahmadsamir313]

cool conten bruh прикольный контент братан

[@crazyd4ve875]

content*

[@prohacker5086]

3:04 always thought that you do videos on foot, it didn't really look like you were sitting

[@rubyvampiredean.]

Where is your wife, Prof.! You and she should take many photos and share on KZbin😇😇

[@tatyegettv5855]

Так вот как мы живем

[@rokokjohns]

How about make video when you playing your favourite sport with/without your friend?

[@praiseyahweh88]

сковорода is pan in english

[@Minskpotato]

Сковорода Is frying pan

[@koalatales6553]

Can u please make a vedio on how typical Russian home..inside will...be?

[@MoJohnnys]

Notebook is used for laptop, but normally a lighter laptop.

[@Zipperneck.]

Wow, check out the "I love me" wall! [00:41]

[@garymiller2629]

Обычно я чищу зубы после завтрак, не знаю почему люди не также чистить зубы после завтрак а до завтрака

[@erika20099]

Сковорода = frying pan

[@galinaioffe2250]

Skillet

[@jenot7164]

I think its called a frying pan if I'm not mistaken.

[@jucrecr]

Why so many medals, dude? TSPASIVA!

[@ptr257]

jajca ☺ ♥

[@maiyoussef5957]

Сковорода means a frying pan.

[@record.practic2189]

Сковорода в английском frypan

[@raulcrespo2193]

Thanks Fedor...then how do you say notebook? Thanks

[@sergiob9281]

Ноутбук.

[@jbgem82]

What are all the medals from?!

[@северныйкролик-ш8л]

Make the video a little bit longer please :)

[@luthienbellamy7883]

Estaba esperando la hora del baño 😈

[@carlosp6731]

I have a question: why do you say "My name is Fidór" if your name is Fiódor? The correct Russian pronunciation is not like you say it, right?

[@RussianwithTatiana]

Maybe, American people have problem with correct pronunciation («Ë»).

[@genshiyami]

Я часто сижу в телефоне.

[@ishmaeldeleon5124]

Frying pan

[@Wallhackingplusesp]

Hello, I heard that learning Russian is just a simple as learning vocabulary, and you dont need to learn grammar. Is this true or false?

[@alexakilov2698]

It's false. You need to learn grammar as well, because there are different tenses and cases.

[@Wallhackingplusesp]

@@alexakilov2698 tenses i understand, but i have a friend who lives in russia and knows vocab only (plus a bit of grammar) and is understood fine.

[@Wallhackingplusesp]

@@alexakilov2698 for example, is it really necessary to know all the ways to say большой? i feel like i could only use большой (and not use большоm etc.) and still be understood

[@carolcchuma8981]

It depends with what you need Russian for. I myself as a medical student l need to know grammar well.

[@Wallhackingplusesp]

@@carolcchuma8981 I'm simply learning to talk to my buddies and for travel purposes

[@Rodisflawless]

Wait, you brush your teeth BEFORE having breakfast??

[@nextcreat]

Yea, it's common practice. I also brush my teeth after waking up and before going to sleep.

[@KingsCrossVIP]

What is Russian religion or are they atheist ? thank you🌷

[@jenafishie]

Orthodoxy mostly. also Islam and Buddism, but they're mainly prevalent in individual regions. also there are many atheistics among young people nowadays

[@RichieLarpa]

Его типичный русский день!

[@agul6287]

I think he dos't smoking and drinking vodka

[@petr-to3mv]

what's the reason learning russian when you know english? I'm from Russia and it's bad country to live.

[@regular-joe]

It's just an opinion, but when you film yourself talking and looking offscreen, it seems awkward and uncomfortable. There's not a live audience that you need to scan and make eye contact with, so please consider looking directly into the camera that you're going to use the footage from, so that the viewer feels you're speaking to them. As I said, just my opinion. Thanks for the work you put into your videos, they help a lot.

[@singing.winnie]

oh beautifully put into words. i also felt that!!!!!!

[@jolevangelista]

I like it. Something different.

[@YOUCEFPAIN]

my Typical African day i wake up and thank god and pray for Allah to save me i wash my face but the water is rare ,i brush my teeth lmao no way, breakfast some times let's say we have problem with food in Africa that's why i watch your video in that heat with old Chinese phone try to learn much i can, to get visa to russia i work hard to save the money for the plane ticket so yeah thank you

[@salmanal-harethey1486]

Wish you the best brother. In Sha'a ALLAH you will find your way.

[@YOUCEFPAIN]

@@salmanal-harethey1486 amine thank you bro Russia is country with a lot of Muslim people i aspire to part of

[@angies4136]

Awkward question... where do you live? Russia or America?

[@JulesThePsion]

Both, it would seem.

[@Makrania]

Как по-русски «I take notes in every Russian class» ?

[@Baqsam]

The English to Russian ratio was quite imbalanced. 😥

[@classicalroach]

I bet you say блять a lot

[@basias7532]

PLEASE Fedor DON'T Hurry the Russian sentences SO much. We are supposed to learn Russian - your videos are great, but you are not repeating the Russian phrases enough, and also quicklt - fine ,but Slowly, a few times again! Please. Too much English content. Thank you

[@jess5427]

Ablo (NFKRZ) has better vocabulary skills than you, but your pronunciation is much better in my opinion!

[@amandakoko5896]

Thanks alot. It was great for your examples and translation👏👏👏

[@erika20099]

Сковорода = frying pan