Comparing Adjectives | Russian Language

Hey people! How are you doing? Today we are talking about the comparative forms of adjectives. How to say fastER, biggER, MORE intelligent. All those things we can say in Russian as well, and that is our focus for today!
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You explained this nicely. You have the right balance. Keep it simple without getting tied up in complicated details in the beginning. Thanks.

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The audio is kinda weird but, anyway, спасибо Фёдор!

[@israelmorales3902]

Хороший видео федор. Tв хорошо объяснить. Like you said, in English, the adjective will have an -er form if there are less than two syllables. Exceptions exist with adjectives that end with the letter y.

[@vlaklmgrv551]

You made up the sentence a little incorrectly, but it's okay, it will be more correct like this : Хорошое видео Фёдор. Ты хорошо объяснил.

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Holy cow, I never noticed that about good/better and bad/worse.

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[@chadandrews98]

я старше моего брата, но он выше чем я. (он выше меня) . я понимаю русский язык лучше чем я могу говорить по русски.

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[@bonbonpony]

06:55 Am I right that the literal meaning of these sentences is: "He's more (insert adjective here) of what my brother is"? Or like "Whatever my brother is, the other dude is more of that"? (I'm speaking mostly about the "чем" word.)

[@NEARWORLD6935]

Which from is more common

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[@Y2KTOKKIE]

Фёдор

[@brandonmorehouse7507]

Does лёгкий mean light or easy more often?

[@duygusjoblom648]

Thanks for the video! :) Which one sounds more natural: чем or род. п.?

[@user-iu6rw9vh2j]

According to my feelings, they sound almost the same.

[@duygusjoblom648]

Спасибо за ответ!

[@morfy2581]

How do cases and genders effect this?

[@cadenbauk]

5:15 does that mean lighter as in weight or brightness? just curious

[@anonymm3152]

As in weight. It can also mean easier.

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[@anonymm3152]

What about ПОкороче, or ПОдлиннее for example?

[@user-lm8zy1qd4d]

It means: a little bit shorter, a little bit longer.

[@prohacker5086]

"он лучше чем меня в кс:го", spoiler: ---> "He is better than me in cs:go" :D Еdit: "чем" was needless i guess because "меня" is already in genitive case, but doesn't matter because i made this totally on my own yaaay (a little help of translator but ffs :D)

[@jolevangelista]

Он лучше чем я. OR Он лучше меня.

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My brother in humanity I need your help

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with all due respect, you are cute ^^

[@yousfahmad4775]

Большая часть Египта 96 процентов Египта - это пустыня please Teatcher which case word EGYPT?? is it gentive case??? isn't it ???

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[@Aegius]

В Монтраэле круассаны вкуснее, чем в Лос-Анджелесе.

[@user-fu9oq1le8h]

Я говорю по русский лучше чем мой друг

[@isiah180]

Вчера была жаркее сегодни? Is сегодни a word? Сегодня холоднее моего серця Она cпел тихее(Тише?), чем я. Рок жесткее бумагы Моя рыба более болше, чем твоя рыба.

[@anonymousaccount4937]

Isiah Vang Wrong. Вчера было жарче,чем сегодня. Second sentence i dont understood.Он спел тише, чем я.Рок-what is mean?Maybe you want камень?(rock).Камень жёстче бумаги. Моя рыба больше, чем твоя.

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Спасибо большое! Привет из Бразилии 😍 Вот задание: Хотя моя страна большая, Россия больше, чем Бразилия. В общем, мужчины выше, чем женщины. Невероятно, моя мама тяжелее меня. Рубли дешевле долларов, но меньше менее ценны.

[@mythopoeic8236]

Great work. I learned a lot, thanks.

[@zohirhamdan4359]

so the comparative adjectives doesn't adapt to the gender .. right ?

[@jolevangelista]

They do. Красивее will be the same. But красивейший for masculine, красивейшая for feminine, красивейшее - for neutral.

[@brandonmorehouse7507]

@@jolevangelista so what is красивее the gender for

[@jolevangelista]

@@brandonmorehouse7507 it is comparative adjective. It is not affected by gender or plural vs single. But for superlative like my example above it changes every time

[@jolevangelista]

Ты я он они оно вы мы красивее Ты красивейший Я красивейший или красивейшая Он красивейший Она красивейшая Мы Они красивейшие Оно красивейшЕе Вы красивейшие Вы красивейшая или красивейший (if directed to a person)

[@brandonmorehouse7507]

@@jolevangelista oh you where talking about superlative?

[@anarkhiyaboi2946]

1. Моя девушка красивее меня. 2. Я умнее моей девушки.

[@williamwillett7202]

Этот дом дороже чем моего?

[@topher2048]

Just мой because you don’t need any cases after чем

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

более и менее dont follow any gender rules?

[@sodinc]

right

[@jolevangelista]

if you use it as most - they do follow gender rules

[@aaronjohnman7903]

Мой брат работает больше часы меня Я бегаю быстрее чем мой друг Один стол дороже другой стола Этот ребёнок выше чем тот ребёнок Зта машина дороже чем мой

[@vladko2008]

Мой брат работает больше часов, чем я Я бегаю быстрее, чем мой друг Один стол дороже другого стола Этот ребёнок выше, чем тот ребёнок Эта машина дороже чем моя

[@renemiko123]

Урааа,я умнее чем компьютер! Ха-ха-ха,Я умнее тебя,у меня памяти 16 мегабайт.

[@gimmythestudent5515]

"Русский труднее английского"

[@Katya_Lastochka]

You keep talking about someone who is smarter and works out more than your brother. Are you trying to say something?

[@Katya_Lastochka]

You keep talking about this someone who is smarter and works out more than your brother. Are you trying to say something?

[@Katya_Lastochka]

You keep talking about this someone who is smarter and works out more than your brother. Are you trying to say something?