Don't Be Shy! How to Start a Conversation in Russian

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You've decided to start learning Russian, so let's get you on the path to fluency! In this video, you'll learn some of the most important words and phrases in the Russian language to start a conversation. If you want to start learning Russian, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple Russian, with English subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Russian study. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Russian.
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[@delafrange]

She does a really good job of holding the person attention. We bless her.

[@ditherdather]

It always blows my mind to hear people say that Russian is a coarse sounding language. It is literally the most awe inspiring music to my ears that I've ever heard. Even when I can't understand, it makes me smile. This woman is amazing.

[@sztypettto]

Thats because of the Yankee propaganda showing actors in films representing Soviet Soldiers or Politicians who come from rural background. The kind of language spoken by soldiers and politicians is always coarse, irrespective of the language.

[@sztypettto]

да, вы правы дорогой ))

[@militerupgrade2540]

yes

[@ditherdather]

She said "Another compliment is coming". I smiled so big I thought my face was gonna crack.

[@warwheel2]

Katya is way too cute!!!

[@casperkasparov302]

I am loving Her cute laugh !

[@bunnycatch3r]

I watch your videos at work without the sound. Thanks for the subtitles!

[@JagdishJP-gl2jq]

Very good videos, now I started to study. Intensely from these videos, good job...thank you so much. Bolshoi Spasibo

[@RodesLaw]

Thanks for the English subtitles for the sentences; most people outside of Russia can't read Cyrillic.

[@newheights2194]

Hi katusha, Very nice video. Most of all love your smile:)

[@marcelinopaulo1385]

Professora além das suas aulas eu gosto Como VC brinca...

[@farhanpranks1004]

You are a good teacher ..... I wish.. I student of yours.. Like you.

[@MOHIBI-TV]

your perfect thanks for your video

[@sukhmindersingh444]

спасибо

[@michaelvillena27]

i like your videos, thank you

[@sapien451]

You are a unicorn to me. It's not only your teaching but the way you do it radiates confident. Girls like you are angels in disguise.

[@aliraz5200]

very good ,pls continue youre way! Thx a alot

[@BBnose]

You are amazing! Please make more videos.

[@user-ey5wk5if2t]

Very useful,thank you

[@karimlarbi6035]

Thank you very much Katyusha ! I love you !

[@elinarussianlang]

Как всегда отличное видео 😊😊😊

[@dynnlopez5606]

Oh God Katya... You're so cute and funny. Ty mne nravish'sya

[@ArabicwithBakor]

thank you, you r nice

[@nuronshohaliev2838]

Thank you Katya.Мня очень нравится.Очень было спасибо

[@mahmoudyusef8756]

хорошая работа.

[@JoseMartinez-xc6qs]

Got my flash cards being made been learning for five years lololol know what funny I'm better at studying Russian on card then English.thank u for teaching I.

[@Kurdistanijwan2024]

Thank you very much katusha you was my first Russian teacher

[@mahmoudyusef8756]

pls could you make a video about jobs interview for hotels, thanks in advance

[@eclairkiet9196]

Awesome!!! Отлично)).

[@subaruitalo]

There isn't any new videos of Katyusha?

[@CJ_87]

Hello I signed up for a month trial and I also downloaded the app on my mobile. I'd like to know where I should take my lessons: on the app or on the website. I see the lesson notes are different. Thanks.

[@bahmanabbaslo6320]

you are the...BEST✋

[@hksingh5592]

Good teaching Thanks

[@nijenderprajapati3295]

Beautiful

[@malaikaakhtar4140]

i lke when you say paka paka at the end of each lesson..you khrashoooooo.

[@haribhaulavate2311]

Nice

[@tdcm666]

Lovely voice and great video

[@SmegmaBukaki69]

How do you say, “I will crush you like capitalist fly”

[@nuronshohaliev2838]

Я раздавлю тебя,как капиталистическая лета

[@ksander2320]

Здравствуйте! I have to say that's an amazing program you share with us and very interesting way of learning Russian language! I started about week ago, and I am satisfied with my progress. Just have one question if anyone can answer and help me : it's about rule of reading I guess , usually when the word has letter ,, O,, we usually spell ,, A,, for example : Москва, but in pronunciation we say мАсква? And in some words when we have letter O we just spell O, can't remember any example right now, but the question is when we O spell like A, and when O stay O? I hope you understand my question :D thank you in advance for your answer and explanation

[@lodestaru]

Hey, better late than never)) If the sound is stressed, then it stays O, example: the word КОРОВА (cow) which is pronounced as KAROVA (second O is stressed). Another example is МОЛОКО (milk), pronounced as MALAKO. And there are lots of words which are pronounced the way they are written: САПОГ (boot) -> SAPOG КОШКА (cat) -> KOSHKA ПИСЬМО (letter) -> PIS'MO In all of them stress comes on letter O. Hope it helps

[@bennyreyes1877]

Greetings! hey! I really like your videos, you are so likeable and cute!😘

[@RymarGOD]

Всегда было интересно, как же учат русский язык европейцы)

[@muralirajasekarp8440]

When you speak r teaching I listening it's very eazy but when am try to speak am get very struggled Katya, am from India 🇮🇳.,

[@brittsterb4087]

Jeg er imponert !!

[@jonathanstranovsky]

I really want to visit Russia one day so I must make a start and try to learn this language. 'Ta'

[@suatozcan1813]

Good acting.

[@swarog3]

I start a conversation in Russian saying давай напьёмся.

[@tim7904]

Hi everyone. I am Tim. My native language is Russian. I instead want improve my English here. I wish you success in learning... Желаю вам удачи!

[@gooseling1995]

Smart strategy. I have done the same thing using other videos in other languages. I wish you luck and the best of results.

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[@userclar-Bb7]

Каждый раз, когда пишут такое, это заставляет меня отклонять предложение.

[@mikailjohan4494]

Hello sweet friend we csn be friend

[@MarmotCanales]

🌺

[@pault207]

Learning Russian is fun, but definitely not easy.

[@ricardocarmona5210]

Privet ya starayu's vyuchit russkiy yazak no eto slozhno😞 ya starayu's😁

[@philipjenkins2198]

Can I have a cup of coffee please . ?

[@UriBlack]

6:38 хахаха 😂😂😂

[@bedokboy75]

Is it ok to learn from a female if you’re male? I thought there are different ways of saying the phrases depending on whether a man or woman says it

[@mitskinecessarycontent9128]

Anyone knows what violin word in russia ?

[@ultimaoculis6389]

Vinsaint Ananggadipa yes google does

[@mitskinecessarycontent9128]

Ultima Oculis i don't trust Google

[@gezma12]

скрипка - 'skripka'

[@mitskinecessarycontent9128]

gezma12 спасибо

[@cannibal4919]

Ещё вот слово, наверняка не сложно запомнить - Виолонче́ль violoncello, cello Вероятно из Италии слово пришло

[@haydnforisz4459]

Why do we not say ya uchitelom? / ya uchitelnitoy? please

[@AndreLuiz-ip3fh]

It's me or anyone else loves the Russian language sound?

[@thesquad-airsoftgamingnerf9643]

You ain't the only one.

[@michaelwalker4456]

Named after one of the most recognized rockets Russia ever produced.

[@bellafrancesca83]

I am still confused of how o pronounced differently each and everytime.. sometimes it sounds like aah and in other time it sounds like oh

[@TripleDDDD]

fransisca rosaria from what I understand, it has to do with male/female. like ‚he‘ is pronpunced ‚ono‘ ‚she‘ is ‚ana‘ but both are written with ‚o‘ in the beginning. But I am still learning and I don‘t fully understand it yet.

[@eipiplusone3791]

fransisca rosaria o sounds like a when it is not stressed.

[@verovarte5877]

fransisca rosaria me too, I'm always confused. need to risk 😂

[@menyasavut3959]

it's simple, for example: хорошо is "charasho", because the stress is on the last o. a stressed o is pronounced as "o", an unstressed o is pronounced as "a". it means when speaking, you put the stress on the last "o" (in this example). the issue with stressed vs unstressed is that the stress sign is typically only written in children's books, like so: хорошо́

[@STOPandsaid]

Здравствуйте Катюша. Могу ли я задать тебе вопрос?, где ты изучала русский язык? Ты ездила в Россию или есть у тебя друзья, с которыми ты говоришь в русском каждый день?

[@elenaf4631]

Она русская😅

[@jasniesalim8806]

I like rushki

[@rajayogesh4152]

Ты умная и красивая 👍

[@NamenloseIdentitaet]

How do I ask a woman like Катюша to marry me? "Вы хотите на мне жениться?" ...is this the way you would say it? :)

[@russianpod101]

Hello NamenloseIdentitaet, You can say: "Вы выйдите за меня замуж?". Team RussianPod101.com

[@NamenloseIdentitaet]

Большое спасибо! :)

[@user-qi5vf2ws8t]

Above all this girl is a sympathy.

[@riamsong748]

Teacher I love you, I want you to teach me in ours mosquito net. Ok?

[@albertojuarez5939]

Te quiero conocer.help miiiiiii

[@albertojuarez5939]

Prybiet

[@user-ef1ty9ms3y]

take my eyes off you, i suppose.

[@anthill7334]

U ARE BEATIUFUL LOVE YOU I SEE YOU WONDERFUL1 DA PRINCE

[@internetresearchagency2238]

Prekrasna

[@mtgtech8178]

Mehn! You are just beautiful 😍

[@paulbyron1359]

Surely it would be - ты красивый - most of the time rather than аы?

[@pradelelien3267]

Salam

[@sarahmontana6521]

Most of this doesn't make sense to learn when you are a beginner... And it's way to fast 😑

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

ромолос

[@amidalikaj7259]

Amida my name oh no no dont remember how young am I in my heart two centuries old ..exspeties an emmence the hole day sincerlt dont remember ..

[@somkumar8177]

Hi Hello Hai Hello hi hello hi hello hi hello hi hello hi hello

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

я мужикан

[@anthill7334]

GOOD TO SEE FAMILIAR FACES. I JUST LOVE YOU THAT IS ALL. I KNOW WHAT I WANT . WHENEVER? HAD ME AT HELLO. DUH DA PRINCE

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

Акноледгд

[@vagnjensen2011]

"Русский весело и легко учить"? По-моему, это не прав! :)

[@alexandracuco6352]

Poccya 111111111111111111111111111111111

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

Мзм

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

Мзм

[@njs4724]

Conversation is impossible without vodka!

[@AlejandroGarcia-zw6pp]

I felt like moscovite for few minutes

[@Penndennis]

She’s a pretty walking phrase book but she doesn't actually teach you anything! If you really want to learn this wonderful language you’ll need to get down and dirty with conjugations, declensions and cases. This is really tough for native English speakers because in English, with a few exceptions, conjugations are simple, declensions don’t exist and case applies to personal pronouns only. She is offering you ‘Honey Pot’ Russian. My advice - Look elsewhere.

[@quantumleap7964]

interesting, would this be a good place to start and then move on once you reach the grammatical stage. Or should we just start elsewhere?

[@jazz9319]

She speaks Very bad Russian. Give her that.

[@bonsummers2657]

really?, honestly?

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

Мзм