Top 50 Russian adjectives with examples | Learn the most useful adjectives in Russian

In this video you´ll learn top 50 Russian adjectives and see examples of how to use them in a sentence. I´ll repeat each sentence twice, first in slow Russian, and then in normal speed Russian. I really recommend you learn these useful adjectives because they are very common and often used in conversations. By the way, this is the third video in the series. In the previous two lessons, I showed you the top 50 Russian nouns and verbs. I´ll leave the links below in case you want to watch those lessons too.
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Top 50 Russian adjectives with examples | Learn the most useful adjectives in Russian

[@Pakde_Junior11]

Terima kasih banyak kristina

[@ArtWade]

Ещё раз спасибо большое, Кристина. 🤗

[@curiousmind7683]

Your videos and examples are very useful thank you so much! I am usually able to study when i cycle it would be really useful to get the spoken English too! Thank you for your awesome work!:)

[@theveganpolyglot9746]

This is tremendously helpful. Thanks.

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[@dr.ramanchandra7196]

Thank you Teacher

[@fayejule2237]

Excellent videos, actually boosting my Russian! Thanks

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Glad to hear that!

[@globalification]

Great! Thanks Kristina!

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You're welcome, Orkhan!

[@undead4627]

Thanks for your videos😊

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My pleasure 😊

[@xiaodongwang7753]

Да, более уверен, и спасибо вам.

[@michaelandre9350]

A very useful video with great examples using the adjectives. Your enunciation was clear and paced perfectly for me to follow it easily. I will peruse the video again tomorrow so that I can jot down several adjectives in my notebook. Спасибо большое Кристина - отлично!

[@BoostYourRussian]

Glad it was helpful :) Did you learn any new adjectives from the video?

[@michaelandre9350]

Oops, sorry Kristina I got slightly delayed in getting back to this video and have just now perused it again. There were 9 adjectives which I wasn't familiar with, so have duly noted them in my блокнот. By the way, I wanted to thank you so much for putting stress marks on words - it really helps with pronunciation when I go back and review words I have written down. Your teaching is superb!

[@ninamariawolk4954]

I love your videos!! Greetings from Germany :)

[@BoostYourRussian]

Thank you for watching, Nina :)

[@gd2860]

Great stuff

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Thanks for watching!

[@Saab363]

Very useful

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Thank you, Sabrina!

[@satisfyingandfun795]

perfect

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Thanks for watching!

[@traduciendoconroger.6543]

Thanks for your videos, Kristina. They're all useful.😘 Love you.

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Glad you like them, Roger!

[@AlexanderNicolasKeyserlingk]

Thanks for the video. Why in this sentence is the dative case used? он был очень важным человеком

[@ArtWade]

Actually, this is the instrumental case. When things were or become something, they go into the instrumental case. So, in her example, he "was" an important man. If he or she wants to be a doctor, the sentence would be: он/она хочет быть врачом. I've heard this grammar topic referred to as the "instrument of being," which is a helpful way of remembering it. I'm learning too, so thought I would help. Kristina can add more or correct my mistakes.

[@ArtWade]

Another example she used, они стали лучшими друзьями...they "became" best friends. Cheers!

[@BoostYourRussian]

You´re totally right!

[@ArtWade]

@@BoostYourRussian Ого! Я редко такое слышу. 🤭😍

[@user-delmar]

Если national это государственный, то как переводится state?

[@akkeut1324]

Russian language is so beautiful, but the grammar is the most complicated among most language

[@BoostYourRussian]

I agree...

[@jeffsnider3588]

Well I knew Старый since я старый.

[@BoostYourRussian]

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