Lesson 2 - 25 Phrases for Beginners

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[@Sukiipod]

I totally agree got my 25 words down Pat

[@Sukiipod]

He is! I love the ones where he does 25 crucial phrases to me those are the best videos…google translate has some way different though

[@aceenglish8092]

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Молодец

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[@Visit897]

Хахахаха

[@Sukiipod]

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Как русская, мне почему стало так интересно посмотреть это... Как же он чувствует...

[@nicovanderwilt7502]

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[@ewoksalot]

As a recreational learner these are great videos. 16 of these 25 were new to me, and even those I knew did a good job of giving a translation/pronunciation breakdown. Very nice.

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Парень МЕГА-ХОРОШ

[@aa-uq1qj]

"As-tah-nah-vee--tye" sounds like Arnold Swarzenegger saying "Hasta la vista" lol

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[@MirrorMountain]

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One of the most interesting things about you is that you got right into the point , without any hustle or bunch of bla bla as what some pple dose, spasiba my friend keep the good work 💪🏼

[@Murzilla1]

0:48 пххпхпхпхп я заржал как конь, когда он начал говорить "ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА" и ещё большими буквами было написано ахахаахах

[@RemnantsPvP]

the hell is that first word???

[@Murzilla1]

@RemnantsPvP it represents strong laugh, like spamming keyboard near the keys "Х" "А" so it's basically Haha

[@C0rr3y]

@@RemnantsPvP I say in advance that if you see an incomprehensible set of Russian letters from a Russian person, it will mean laughter or indignation (the latter is very rare)

[@user-vz1ss3ru9q]

​@@C0rr3yда смех это аххахахах

[@gilbertcastro7621]

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[@learnarabicasaforeignlangu4915]

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Молодец я верю в тебя

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I love your Khrushchev shirt. This is so interesting!

[@nyxterius2519]

PERFECT! THERE'S ALREADY ENGLISH LETTERS ON HOW TO PRONOUNCE IT! TY HOROSHIY CHELOVEK FEDOR!!!!

[@Evergreen0021]

мне нравится твой канал. я учу русский язык около 2 лет. хороший контент. молодец. пасиб

[@user-vz1ss3ru9q]

Молодец

[@RobAllbanks]

Thank you for your sharing!

[@kimchi2780]

This is an amazing video!!! Wish I had it 3 years ago when I moved to Kyrgyzstan!!! Can you make a video about meeting In-Laws (of have you?) My fiance's family only speaks Russian and we speak with translator but they love me and I want to speak more to them!

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Ayyye I'm moving to Kyrgyzstan in a few months!

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Met my Kyrgyz wife in 2004 when I was deployed in the Air Force. We have traveled back four times since usually staying for a couple months at a time. My Russian was good enough to get by but not the best for in-depth conversations. This channel is a lot of fun and can’t wait to share it with my daughter!

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@@wood1040 Stationed at Manas?

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Just signed up for the camp. Really excited to move forward on Russian.

[@MacM15]

With every word I’ve learned every time I recall it I hear your voice saying the word or praise and that’s how I remember it. You’re a great teacher 👨‍🏫

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[@mohammadsulaimanrasooly2575]

Very good class with eloquent pronunciation may you be happy, healthy and successful always ❤😂🎉

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Very useful, thank you.

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Thank you 😊

[@JohntheNobleSavage]

I agree totally. Russian can not be taught like a typical language. The language does not match the letters so one has to listen to the phrase that this great teacher teaches then associate it with the Russian letters, and then you know what it sounds like, what it means, the way the letters generally look, then last learn how to spell it exactly. But if you are a mere man then just take one look at the average young Ukrainian woman or young Russian woman then all of a sudden you will have inspiration! I can't speak for the ladies since I am what is known as an antiquated straight male but that is just the way life is. In short, I will be back; and now he knows he has become my teacher! So if I can learn Russian at an advanced age then you have no excuse.

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[@HoopsKing25]

My Russian wife says you cant say "skolko summa" instead of this you should say "kakaya summa".

[@v0r0byov]

Both are okay but the second is more correct

[@HoopsKing25]

@@v0r0byov I only said it because I repeated it on here and so she corrected Lol she asked where I learned it from so I showed her the video.

[@olegpetrovskiy1583]

​@@HoopsKing25skolko stoyit is used in 90%.

[@MaksymMinenko]

"Skolko summa" sounds awkward indeed. This is somewhat one would expect from uneducated schoolboy or something like that.

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Very useful video

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[@thenewhiistory_]

0:33 I was totally shocked when I heard the word for restroom in Russian which is туалет because it's the same in my country the pronunciation is the same 100% * I speak Algerian Arabic btw 🇩🇿 5:25 Also in here the same thing , in Algeria we say "chhal suma" [ ch-hal soo-ma ]

[@SanzharSat]

because first one is from french language and the second one is from latin

[@greatcountry7434]

Дело в том, что в 19-м веке в России было популярным изучение французского языка. От туда и пришло слово туалет. А в Алжир это слово пришло во времена колоний Франции

[@user-mh4tr4zo1z]

Great

[@neilrmartin1984]

Очень полезно Федор

[@safzwilldoit]

Please make about slang like before 👍

[@MirrorMountain]

Haha yesss. The slang expert was a boss

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Now i am interest study ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Shad-]

5:33 - In fact, it is necessary to say so : Сколько в сумме or какая сумма or какая выходит сумма.

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Tshirt is lit, Nikita ragin with his shoe in hand?

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Хорошо

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Who is waiting for the 3th part?

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[@oneandonlyTan]

Hi great videos. What’s the main difference between пакет and сумка? Спасибо 🙏

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Package is like amazon bag is like a lunch bag….DUH lol

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8:40 You said that English phrase in (almost) a southern american accent 😂

[@LoicZev]

Was paying attention till I noticed Nikita Khrushchev holding a yeezy 500 💀💀💀

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"него" with the pronounced g in english is crazy 😂

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When you don’t know the answer during an exam just say “я не понимаю»😂

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[@caveman221]

Gde oo vas - where do you have ? Soom mah - total Rad bill ooveedetsya - I was happy to see you Astanaveetye zdes - stop here Vkhot - entrance Vy khat - exit Fsyo - that's it / everything

[@zavulon422]

Амейзинг :)

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Остановите baby 😎

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The next one is January 9th 2023!

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[@MirrorMountain]

@@ekranial6438 yup. And let’s not even start about how their sentences keep getting weirder..

[@user-vz1ss3ru9q]

I'm from Russia, so there are cases in Russian nominative, genitive, creative and many others

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[@bhami]

Fascinating. пароль is probably from Italian "parola", which simply means "word".

[@zavulon422]

Actually from french.

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8:24 Translator eh?...on smartlhone....gotta look inti it.. TY

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Is the camp free?

[@Sukiipod]

I doubt it 😂

[@jordanransom3022]

нет ….. “Май” ❤

[@CaptainNikituk]

- можно пакет? - можно Машку за ляшку!

[@RobAllbanks]

Ya né ga revu

[@awesomeballs7839]

more important phrase for russia-помогите пожалуйста (please help)

[@f00tb4lladd1ct]

1:33 Bro forgot it was russia for a sec, its not water. Its vodka

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[@zavulon422]

*C1/C2 word* Отмáзка Reason to don't do/done, kinda alibi. Example: -why didn't you do it? -I met time traveler and he said it must not be done. -such a stupid отмазка Отмáзаваться - almost the same Example: я отмазался на работе и получил ещё один выходной - I (proved my alibi) at work and get extra day off

[@iblackfeathers]

помогranate пожалуйста . pomoгранат please.

[@dindafardhilaaslam856]

Извините, как называется это обсуждение? я+я = Вы+они = Вы+вы = Please explain about this one, because I don't understand. Thank you so much📍

[@jackverlander9103]

я обсуждаю,ты обсуждаешь,он / она обсуждает,мы обсуждаем,вы обсуждаете, они обсуждают

[@Yaroslav_Rus]

What do you mean? I read it several times and still didn't understand.

[@jackverlander9103]

​@@Yaroslav_Rus I explained the conjugation of the verb "обсуждать"

[@Yaroslav_Rus]

@@jackverlander9103 Это я понял. Но мне кажется что Dinda имела ввиду что-то другое. Её я и спросил

[@user-wo9rc3vw8i]

how to say I surrender, don't kill me in Russian. asking for a friend.

[@jordanransom3022]

0:10 нет ….. “Май” ❤ I was always raised to say “may” “Can” 🤔 can, is kinda like a function… Like “can I have a glass of water?” A response “I dunno 🤷‍♂️ can you drink/function a glass of water?” So please share Russians 🇷🇺 because I know dialogue is different everywhere… but the last thing I want to be is an “American” imbecile. 😮‍💨 alright a little research “Можно мне” may & can are the same thing in my translation… But do you understand where I am coming from… what’s another way of asking for in Russian 🇷🇺… or is this just flat out it?

[@ethiop_frum]

Английский язык насыщен оборотами, которые в русском переводе становятся нарочито стилизованными. В современном русском языке приветствуется больше точности, больше конкретики. Дореволюционный язык российского дворянства также изобиловал оборотами типа "не соблаговолите ли Вы?" или "могу ли я позволить себе?", "не будет ли любезен?"... С тех пор минуло уже более ста лет. Это я предупредил на всякий случай. The English language is saturated with phrases that become deliberately stylized in Russian translation. In modern Russian, more precision, more specificity is welcome. The pre-revolutionary language of the Russian nobility was also replete with phrases like "will you please?" or "can I afford it?", "would you be kind?"... More than a hundred years have passed since then. I warned you just in case.

[@jordanransom3022]

@@ethiop_frum ohhhhhhhh 😁 I so love 💗 how I can translate everything on KZbin 💗 unfortunately your two languages has prevented me from translating the first part ☺️ I’m assuming it’s the same … Gives me good 👍 homework though… Thank you for your time 🙏

[@edamatyaacob3518]

Все Весь Всё How to use these 3 words for "everything" correctly in a sentence? I think I read it somewhere ,it depends on the gender of the noun that follows it (masculine, feminine, neutral or plurals) but I can't remember which one is for which. Please enlighten me

[@zavulon422]

Все - everyone. Все счастливы - everyone is happy Весь - all of something. Я должен убрать весь снег перед дверью - I have to clean off all the snow infront of the door Всё - everything. Всё хорошо - everything is good Also всё равно - it doesn't matter

[@edamatyaacob3518]

@@zavulon422 Thank you 😄

[@thetooginator153]

@@zavulon422 - Great explanation! I took Russian forty years ago and I forgot what “весь” means. Thanks for the help!

[@_Dalnevostochnik]

Все - используется со словами во множественном числе. Используется и для слов мужского, и женского и среднего рода. По падежам это будет так: Всё - именительный Всех - родительный Всем - дательный Все - винительный Всем - творительный Всех - предложный Весь - это целый предмет или объект, целиком, полностью. Используется со словами мужского рода в единственном числе. По падежам это будет так: Весь - именительный Всего - родительный Всему - дательный Всего - винительный Всем - творительный Всём - предложный Всё - это целиком. Для слов среднего рода в единственном числе. По падежам это будет так: Всё - именительный Всего - родительный Всему - дательный Всё - родительный Всем - творительный Всем - предложный Вся - это целиком предмет, для слов женского рода в единственном числе. По падежам: Вся - именительный Всей - родительный Всей - дательный Всю - винительный Всею - творительный Всей - предложный

[@harryharper7468]

idk how to remember them

[@Sukiipod]

Use pnemonics

[@jewelmahmud237]

Pachipah