ГОВОРИТЬ & СКАЗАТЬ What's the difference?

Both ГОВОРИТЬ & СКАЗАТЬ can be translated as "to say" and "to tell". Do you know the difference between them?
In this lesson you're going to learn how to use them, when they can be interchangeable and when they have opposite meanings.
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I loved the expression "не говорит" using to agree with something because I'm from Brazil and here we have the exactly same slang "nem fala!", that means literally the same translation to russian

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2:42 Например: Я сказал "всем привет!"

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Thanks for explaining the difference between those two :)

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[@jjinbbangtv0325]

Thanks for the video, I have a simple question about past tense. When we use ”говорил” and “сказал” in the past tense, what is difference between them? For example ) Я сказала что не пойду! and Я говорила что не пойду!

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First is "fone and final" decision - i told u i won't go, 2nd - is more like - i was telling u many times, i won't go

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3:57 Она позвонила и сказала, что не придёт. Она сказала, что не придёт. Он позвонил и сказал, что не придёт Он сказал, что не придёт.

[@brunofritz650]

Whats the difference between придет and придёт? I couldnt find придет anywhere, I actually couldnt even spot the difference in pronunciation, but I got troubled that you used both in difference sentences, apparently both meaning would or wouldnt... is it something to do with subjunctive?

[@rickmoulds]

Many Russians have told me that in every day use they don't bother putting the two dots over the e, they just remember to pronounce it as if they they had put them there

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We usually drop those dots, because we know what the word is

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5:17 Он не сказал, когда придёт. Он не говорил, когда придёт.

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6:33 Только не скажи ему, что ты видел меня!

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6:17 Не говори мне, что делать!

[@catboy721]

Is it any wonder foreigners have such a difficult time with Russian. So in one example, you say that 'tell me your name' uses скажать (скажите как вас завут.) But then a second example ALSO using tell but in negative, uses говарить (не говари мне). They're both tell (TELL me and don't TELL me) and both in imperative, so it's very confusing. Also, wouldn't you more likely say я не согласен for the bad restaurant service? Are your examples more like slang? Also, what about the perfective поговори́ть (Поговори́ со мной!) Thanks,

[@magisteryura]

(И) не говори is actually a shorted from smth like "don't need to tell me more i totally agree". it's a common phrase - simplier just to memorize it as is

[@traduciendoconroger.7494]

1:02 Я умею говорить.

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Two words alone is too complicated