"Eugene Onegin", Perhaps the Greatest Poem in the Russian Language

[@debbiestyer453]

Interesting...never read Pushkin...did read a lot of Russian literature...please continue.....thx

[@lawrencelarsen4531]

Thank you so much. I have heard of the wonders of Russian literature only from afar, a continent away. Seventy ignorant years! I hope that I yet have time to dig into these treasures.

[@QBandBookingKC]

Great video :-)

[@milesrost6674]

Much of life is a more rewarding experience when you "STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES"

[@mikebeatty7814]

Pushkin is divine.

[@tiverton]

9:30 'For dreams and youth there's no returning; I cannot resurrect my soul. I love you with a tender yearning, But mine must be a brother's role. So hear me through without vexation: Young maidens find quick consolation - From dream to dream a passage brief; Just so a sapling sheds its leaf To bud anew each vernal season. Thus heaven wills the world to turn. You'll fall in love again; but learn ... To exercise restraint and reason, For few will understand you so, And innocence can lead to woe'

[@someoneelse.2252]

Wow... this was a most pleasant surprise. I thought, I'd yawn and switch off but now eagerly awaiting the rest of this story / poem.

[@tatianas5637]

You have done a great job here. Thank you!

[@yurielcundangan9090]

Let's go Brandon!

[@Tolstoy111]

Onegin Off again

[@yurielcundangan9090]

Let's go Brandon! 🇺🇸

[@veronikavart9651]

спасибо за видео.

[@sucapizda]

I so love your Russian literature segments. What a great brake from that country wrecker Marxist Brandon.

[@cathywithac3793]

Yes! I agree!!

[@studentrussian6453]

Классическая литература - ДА!!!!! Но почему сукапизда то???? смешно)))

[@KenWAnderson]

Dinesh, you should have stuck with the pucka pronunciation of the poem title. NO ONE who has any education other than you feels free to massacre that name. You did us no favors!

[@janettemasiello5560]

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[@bhami]

Indeed, over the years I've Yevgeni converted to Eugene, but never in my life have I heard "Onegin" accented on the first syllable.

[@tiverton]

@@bhami Onégin. Not "one gin".