How I Would Learn Russian (If I Could Start Over)

I've been learning Russian for almost a decade and it hasn't been the most perfect process. So today, we are discussing how I would learn Russian, if I could start from scratch knowing what I know now!
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Resources mentioned in this video:
learnrussian.rt.com/lessons/
masterrussian.com
Music:
Lakeyinspired - Better Days
Kevin MacLeod - Monkeys Spinning Monkeys

[@avenov]

I'm a native russian speaker but I was watching this video as if I was gonna learn it from zero w

[@user-nu4be8qx1p]

new video : "I become amnesiac to relearn my mother tongue (shocked locals)"

[@freeeeman2011]

@@user-nu4be8qx1p wow your english tongue is amasing! XD

[@artemcakes]

Now as I speak german as well, after reading your comment about to watch like video auf Deutsch. Thanks for the idea (wait, wha?)😅

[@LinguaSerbia]

My advice related to cases: just don't learn it as a table. Learn it from the context, from actually seeing it used in sentences. Learning cases from a table killed my joy in learning any language ever. It felt much harder than any physical work.

[@laurac1902]

This was my experience in German as well. Having a lot of input helped me be able to discern what sounded right. I still studied the case system, but there’s absolutely no way I could rely on figuring that out quickly and maintaining a smooth flowing conversation.

[@wasfuerkeksigkeit]

this is excellent advice. if i had learned all the grammar correctly with tables etc... well i would have just given up. i now speak russian with a LOT of mistakes, but i DO speak and read it. i also enjoy it. this would have been impossible with boring grammar drills

[@JordaNobody]

Honestly, I felt the opposite. Russian for free not only has a table but also exercises to help with each case and provides examples on when you would use them. It doesn't explain the cases perfectly to be honest, but to have the table side by side with the exercises helps a lot and then you can remove the table completely when it's a bit more natural.

[@markmarkyyy5632]

I agree.... very young children learn in this way... a word, a phrase, a sentence.....

[@anglluk]

это, еще вы пунктуацию не видели, просто ужас и это для человека ,который живет в России -это просто ужас : мне интересно, в других языках кто-то воспринимает в серьезно знаки : ; - и еще ссп спч бессоюзные предложение прямо косвенное цитирования водные конструкции и многое другое

[@Misslilyishere]

HIi guys my name is amy and i decided to learn russian from scratch today 22.07.2024 day one i'm gonna learn the alphabet today please remind me every time you ses this

[@cougsjohnson1]

It's 1 Day later. Did you learn the alphabet yet?

[@Misslilyishere]

@@cougsjohnson1 hi thank you for reminding me the pronunciation are okay because I already speak hard language so it’s not hard for me to pronounce the Russian alphabet but I’m struggling to remember 😭 let’s hope that I know the whole alphabet by next week 🤞 and I think because I’m also learning Korean that it’s harder for me than someone who’s just learning one language ❤️

[@clairvoyance2456]

Hey, I learnt the Russian alphabets and cases in grammar. I actually understand and speak basic russian too. But, I struggle at holding convos with people

[@susankeeton1636]

My favorite part of learning about the Russian culture is the Soviet movies. You can find them on KZbin with English subtitles.

[@adevikthur]

Can you recommend a few?

[@susankeeton1636]

@@adevikthur , Irony of Fate, Diamond Arm, Carnival Night, the girls, Operation Y, kidnapping caucasian style, office romance parts 1&2, Ivan Vasilyevich changes his profession. Hope that helps!

[@adevikthur]

@@susankeeton1636 Thanks much!

[@flavoredwallpaper]

@@susankeeton1636 Diamond Arm is my mom's favorite Russian movie. I've seen it before with subtitles, as a kid, but hopefully I can watch it again in Russian some day!

[@viktortsealov5903]

I am a native Russian speaker and must assure you and everybody watching that your Russian, at least in this video, is perfect and astonishing so your advice is worth a lot.

[@PolyglotCorner]

@@viktortsealov5903 thanks for the support 😁

[@carleen.thompson]

i’m impressed by this!! you broke concepts down well & made things seem approachable!

[@dannajeon8895]

I'm SO LUCKY to find this because I was thinking about studying Russian and you just popped up recently with this video. Thank you, I'll take all your recommendations.

[@JustSomeDude19]

Great Video, you explained everything very well and is very helpful to me. I am currently just 2 days into learning it, and you pointed out some important things I didn't know before. Thank you.

[@guillaumeleblanc4542]

New subscriber here, that was great advice, learning how to read Russiam was a big step forward for me. I should have been doing this from the start.

[@weirdpersonv]

This might be the best video I found about learning Russian yet. I'm at the point where I know basic sentences but I have russian friends that want to help me improve my russian You broke everything down on what you need to learn and how to learn it aswell. I'll definitely start using the points from this video to improve my russian thank you :D

[@bazsamester]

Ive been studying Russian for 2 years now, and I MAXIMALLY agree with everything you said. I’m also surprised RT has a Russian cours, I really didn’t know that one. Anyways, keep up the good work, you’ve gained a new subscriber❤

[@matildawolfram4687]

That's a good video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.

[@dark1021]

Good tips. I actually learned how to read and write/speak it before I actually understood it. That worked best for me. You could put something in front of me and I'd read/speak it like a native. I'd have no clue what I was saying or reading but I could read/speak it. After I knew all the quirks with the language, genders, grammar, pronunciations etc that's when I started to focus on understanding it. Completely weird but I did it lol.

[@austinbyte]

Gut klingt! Vielen Dank!

[@Bruh-cg2fk]

thank you so much

[@Fatadevis]

I'm from the Republic of Moldova, and about 80% of the people here speak russian more than romanian (the native language), and in my school I had to learn it starting with 5th grade. It's been 4 years since I've been learning russian in school and I understand just a bit more than i can say, buy i can say that russian its really complex, especially the grammar part, which is simillar to romanian, but there are a shit ton of exceptions in every rule and so many things that just seem unecessary))

[@HubbaDubba05]

Prepare to be "special military operationed" by the Great Russian Federation cause your country has more people speaking russian than the native language

[@FaraStiriRO]

Pe bune 80% din moldoveni vb mai bine rusa decat romana? Eu stiam ca moldovenii doar vb rusa asa ca pe o limba a doua, cum vorbim noi engleza sau ceva. Wow.

[@Fatadevis]

@@FaraStiriRO așa e, e oribil sa vezi in câte spații publice, restaurante, parcuri, cafenele nu se vorbește romana. E un sentiment așa dezamăgitor când mergi la magazin și casiera începe să-ți vorbeasca în rusa, neștiind o boabă de romana. Poate fi explicat asta și prin faptul ca Moldova e o țară post sovietica și comunistă, si ca încă exista o mulțime de oameni (în principiu bătrâni), care susțin vorbirea limbii ruse, comunismul, având o mentalitate foarte inapoiata

[@FaraStiriRO]

​@@Fatadevis Uff, da, din pacate asta e realitatea. Cine stie, in viitor poate in sfarsit Romania si Moldova se vor uni, pentru ca suntem aceeasi tara, aceeasi limba, aceeasi istorie, aceiasi oameni really.

[@MishkoWtF]

@@Fatadevis😂 да просто эти старики знают один из мировых языков и им просто нет необходимости учить что-то ещё особенно если учесть что они закончили школы много лет назад. Они просто решили не копать себе местечковую землянку, а являются сотворцами огромной части мировой культуры. Особенно кекнул с того что коммунистический менталитет - отсталый;) там долбанный маркс и Ленин в бестселлерах продаж, что в России, что в странах «развитого капитализма», а тут про отсталый менталитет басни рассказываешь;)

[@moshwayne2565]

I want to learn Russian

[@KatelynMyszkowski-uo6dl]

The alphabet was the easiest part for me. I'm currently learning it in braille as well as print and let me tell y'all, the print version is much easier. Anyway, the genders were also pretty simple, and I love how predictable the endings are. The verb endings are also predictable for the most part, I'd say about 95 percent of verbs have the same ending rules. I have been learning Russian as a legally blind person and I'm only now starting to learn the cases. Out of the 6 cases, I would split them into 3 sections, easy, medium, and challenging.

[@KatelynMyszkowski-uo6dl]

Also, my Russian music recommendations are some heavy metal bands. They are Kipelov, Aria, Kino, and Neverlove. All are fantastic bands.

[@Alaindelon3440]

Great video, thanks! I found the RT resource quickly, but just letting you know that they're not in the video description as you mentioned :)

[@PolyglotCorner]

Thanks for pointing that out! I’ll update that now!

[@acmendes2086]

i cant find it

[@PolyglotCorner]

Check now 😁

[@acmendes2086]

@@PolyglotCorner I see the link now, thank you! Btw does it work only for some countries?

[@apricus8491]

​@@acmendes2086Some countries can't access it. A solution is to use a VPN

[@UnrealSPh]

Exceptions are your Best friends in you russian learning journey 😅 I would say that usually Exceptions have some rules in russian grammar rather than rules have some Exceptions

[@woll0nes679]

ty so much

[@Kielyn17]

I am still learning Russian but wish I saw this before I started

[@Bigz006]

очень хорошо сделанный ролик

[@yuriylugovtsev9336]

Привет, друг. Не мог бы ты ответить на один вопрос, пожалуйста? Можешь ли ты читать русскую художественную литературу и если да, то как часто тебе приходиться пользоваться словарем? Мне этот вопрос интерес как человеку, который изучает английский путем чтения художественной литературы. Когда я читаю художественную литературу на английском, моя цель - понять каждое слово и, таким образом, в среднем я встречаю 2 незнакомых слова на каждой станице. Моя цель в том, чтобы мне вообще не приходилось пользоваться словарем. Не пробывал ли ты это на русском? Спасибо.

[@JOAOPEDRO1789ZZ]

Good tips, bro! Please, give the links servers of discord.

[@KathyGulada-wl8lv]

This gave me clarity in my progress, you mentioned in your video that you can send a link in Russian Discord? You said as well that you can give it if we ask it? Can we get the link for me and for the upcoming learners in Russian language? Thank you!!

[@bellathereader1328]

Recently began Russian studies and agree with everything you said. Have a reason: mine is to speak to my Russian grandson and to my daughter in law’s family. My main fun so far when learning is Russian pop music and doing translations plus practicing pronunciation by singing along. I started with the Russian shuffle dancers. Currently I’m working on дальше-больше by Dabro. It’s a great song!!

[@user-se3gv6bu9g]

У Dabro много хороших песен.

[@bellathereader1328]

@@user-se3gv6bu9g I agree. I love their music!!

[@madeleineeeeeeeeeee]

Друг, у Вас отличный русский язык!! Greetings from Saint-Petersburg 💓

[@user-bd9pe7bg6l]

what are your russian music recommendations?! :D

[@hellofolks2039]

Can you please share the link to the Discord server?

[@charlieschleuger7949]

What is the discord you mentioned?

[@steeletyphoon2698]

Hello! I was wondering what Discord servers you use to learn your various languages!? Are they specialty interest groups like gaming and the like? If so, how do you find them? I just google with vague parameters and keywords but do you have any recommendations? If you wouldn't mind either replying to this comment or even as a video that would be so super helpful! Id appreciate it!

[@brianahoffman9622]

I've been learning Ukrainian for 2 years and it has a lot of the same structure as russian, just like Spanish and French have the same structure (russian and Ukrainian are actually less alike than Spanish and French!). I have found that by using LingQ and stuffing as much vocabulary in my head as possible, it actually helps learn the cases. So I would definitely recommend growing your vocabulary as fast as you can while you learn the cases.... do steps 5 and 6 together.

[@marianavytvytska6998]

Very interesting. Is it difficult to use Ukrainian media? I can imagine, that sometimes one should understand both russian and Ukrainian to understand the media. A lot of Ukrainians mix two languages together, some speak only Ukrainian, some only russian. Can you as a foreigner distinguish these two languages? I hated our media because when I was growing up in Ukraine a lot of them were only in Russian. Sometimes the name of the show had Ukrainian name, like "Я соромлюсь свого тіла", "Хата на тата", "Міняю жінку" but a large part of the show could be in Russian... Do you understand Russian as well?

[@brianahoffman9622]

@@marianavytvytska6998 When I was just learning Ukrainian, all I could distinguish was that suddenly I didn't understand a word they said. Now that I've learned a lot of russian words, I can understand that they have switched to russian and sometimes if it's a simple sentence I understand it. It's helpful to know that my lack of understanding is because they are speaking russian... not because my Ukrainian is lacking. And by the way... Slava Ukraine!!

[@marianavytvytska6998]

@@brianahoffman9622 Героям і героїням слава. I think, it may be initially hard to find good material, for compréhensible Input. I am happy, that nowadays we have more Ukrainian bloggers, who speak only Ukrainian and don't target the audience from post Soviet region. Sometimes I like to listen to "Палає" and "Це ніхто не буде дивитися"on KZbin. The two young women who discuss literature, culture, stereotypes, mentality... If you are intermediate, you may profit from this channel ❤️

[@freeeeman2011]

All slavic languages are the same in general. Russian and ukrainian have the same ancestor. Also if you speak Russian to ukrainians they'll understand you (because it's lingua franca).

[@marianavytvytska6998]

@@freeeeman2011 or make a strang face and tell you that they don't want to understand that freaking language. The Russian invasion has changed a lot. For some people that language is a negative trigger. I would rather switch to English than to Russian .

[@Leonardo-jz5jf]

Many Soviet films are free on KZbin, even movies based on classic Russian literature are on KZbin for free and with English subtitles. For example Dostoevsky’s crime and punishment and brothers karamazov I believe are there

[@Artishtar]

Your russian accent is amazing..

[@PolyglotCorner]

Thanks 😁 I’ve studied it for a long time

[@malcowicz]

Он прав. Аян действительно очень крут. Для меня маркёром высокого уровня являются причастные и деепричастные обороты. Далеко не все русские их знают))

[@troll707]

@@PolyglotCornerMake a video about sounding like a Russian native if you haven’t already

[@jasonwojcik]

Обожаю рок-группу Ви-2 и сериал "Кухня"! Спасибо за видео!

[@sangamescity]

да, только группа называется не "Ви-2", а "Би-2"

[@zhiganka_owa]

Вы очень хорошо говорите по-русски. Я восхищаюсь вами и проделанной вами работой!

[@cougsjohnson1]

These two sentences have 4 case endings that I probably would have got wrong. Plus it also has one word with the complex example you said you wouldn't even bother explaining yet. And I've been learning Russian for 5 years & the cases make me want to quit often.

[@apricus8491]

Which Discord servers do you use?

[@Orthodoxysean]

does anyone have these recourses for the Serbian language ?

[@mcgamerbr2605]

I loved the video, please send the links of the Discord servers

[@adamrowett6423]

Any russian music recs? my favourites are def Aquarium, Kino and Monetochka

[@PolyglotCorner]

It depends on your music taste but my current favorites are Три Дня Дождя, Макс Корж, FACE, and Amirchik! Check them out 😁

[@user-lk6bv8cc1y]

M8l8th

[@mihanich]

Молчат дома, cream soda, icepeak. Maybe you'll like король и шут

[@malcowicz]

I’d recommend you Ivan Dorn. He’s Ukrainian but sang on russian. He has a very good music and lyrics. Talented one.

[@user-se3gv6bu9g]

Послушайте еще Агату Кристи, Чайф, Пикник, Сектор Газа. У них тоже много хороших песен.

[@SolarLingua]

Totoally agree! Little side note: You got the Accusative and Dative for the Russian pronouns mixed up. Dative is: мне, тебе, ему, ей, ему, нам, вам, им

[@chrisbunka]

I'm definitely interested in the Discord link.

[@m.i.n3447]

Please share a list of songs and artists

[@abdodeeb0]

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[@clairvoyance2456]

Hey, can you please send the links to those discord servers? I’m learning the language and I finished learning alphabets and cases..

[@malik3344]

Discord link?

[@practiceday-to-dayhindi6083]

Sir, pls let me know if duolingo app is good enough to learn Russian language .

[@sdragoff]

It's up to you wether you want to speak with chatgpt.

[@doctorm5654]

i'm new subscriber can you help me with the singers and movies or any thing that can help me i think you already have annoinced that my english is bad because i'm from syria we talk arabic so i can't even use your resourses but i'm trying with all my power to do something

[@kimberlymartinez-zr1vn]

Very good work brother! Keep making America proud 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@victoradamenja9032]

В современном английском понятие род утрачено, как грамматическая категория не надо говорить что в английском 2 рода там нет ни одного, есть понятие половой принадлежности, но это другое немножко, поэтому средний род это обычное явление он есть во многих языках европейских, например, в немецком. Есть всё таки языки с двумя грамматическими родами как иврит, например.

[@jurekprzychodzen6454]

Practical tips, thank you. Btw, Russian language uses Greek alphabet, and linguistics-wise, English is not a Western European, but a Germanic language.

[@VLADMOTIVATES]

Bro's sound even changes when talkin in russian

[@7.Shadow.7]

when i started learning Russian the alphabet and cursive was the easiest part lol

[@isakarijohannsson9716]

interested in the discords

[@naturallanguageacquisition]

What is the name of your Russian channel?

[@PolyglotCorner]

It’s called “Ayan Singh USA” and has the same profile picture as this channel 😁

[@castinajig]

Боже мой

[@kauanpaiva2989]

😘

[@bernardozanette266]

What's his russian channel?

[@PolyglotCorner]

Check the description 😁

[@bernardozanette266]

@@PolyglotCorner Oh, sorry LOL! Ty :)

[@rsara]

hi bestie

[@shreddder999]

Seriously? I learned the Russian alphabet first and I learned it in ONE DAY. C'mon.

[@troll707]

I learned it in 2 hours. The problem is that some people don’t know effective strategies

[@RedMacs_og]

Yes, the alphabet is easy to learn, however, the rest of the language is really hard 😂

[@shreddder999]

@@RedMacs_og Yes, they should have stuck with just the alphabet.

[@lovesidem]

I am currently learning Russian. It took me less than 15 minutes to learn to read Korean. I KNOW I can also learn to read Russian in less than a day. I got this. 💪

[@shreddder999]

@@lovesidem just know that learning the alphabet is only the tiniest beginning

[@abbylafey]

1:00 actually I’m learning Japanese and don’t know why I’m here はじめまして

[@LuigiCotocea]

But me romanian also we have the cases for words

[@beshoysami7097]

Still Indian

[@user-dl7ve3xj2y]

Reading is not so hard for me,because I have that alphabet sound in my afghan language .but vocabulary is problem .

[@JordaNobody]

You don't recommend getting a teacher or lessons? Kind of a red flag if I'm honest as the whole video was actually how I learned Portuguese solo for 4 years and would classify it as the wrong way. Not much in the way of resources either. Speaking more will help but only if you can speak semi-correctly and the amount of nuances within the language are way too complex for a random Russian to explain why they might use one word that means the same thing as five other words due to the context (think бывать, случаться, происходить, итд).

[@vladislll6241]

Watching it like i'm not a native speaker lol The cases are hell indeed, i sometimes wonder what drugs were the creators of Russian language using

[@malcowicz]

Русские следят за всеми блогерами, которые обучают русскому языку. Если заметят ошибки обязательно поправят 😅

[@user-vt3bw1yp9l]

How are all of you trying to learn any (written) language without alphabet? :) You're not the first who says it and I've never really understood it.

[@heifie2540]

RT doesn' t work Here.😢

[@AlinefromToulouse]

It's normal, it is the propaganda channel of Putin. Forbidden, but if it wasn't, I would boycott it, even the general content not related to politics.

[@SamA-xu9gy]

What does RT mean ?

[@heifie2540]

@@SamA-xu9gy russia today ( hompage and TV)

[@AlinefromToulouse]

@@SamA-xu9gy Russia Today, "Russian state-controlled international news television network funded by the Russian government", namely Putin.

[@freeeeman2011]

Use VPN. RT has been banned by your government.

[@va_fix3266]

зачем я это смотрю? 🙂

[@y____-----___----__---_--]

3:11 that's not true, gender affects almost nothing, instead mastering 3 noun declensions make big difference in learning Russian

[@The_higuy]

google tell me RT Russian and Master Russian is not safe

[@SamA-xu9gy]

What does RT mean ?

[@freeeeman2011]

don't trust google and other unfriendly resourses

[@hamlet2017]

My advice is never learn Russian unless you absolutely have to, hard to learn. But its the most beautiful language, maybe I am biased because of Russian literature))

[@malcowicz]

Russian emojis detected 😂

[@hamlet2017]

@@malcowicz what?

[@troll707]

Do you even speak it? It’s actually not that hard to learn. Unless you’re someone that likes to learn something for a few days and try to learn something new.

[@hamlet2017]

@@troll707 I come from one of the post-Soviet countries, so it's obvious I have fluent Russian even though I am not Russian. I didn't claim it's impossible I just said it's hard, big difference. If you think it's not that hard then, good for you!, go ahead learn, unless you are Russian.

[@leilanicatrose3576]

What terrible advice! How about you try to motivate people to learn 🙄

[@edivser]

He has a flag behind so that people realize he is from the United States. Otherwise, we'd never know it.

[@PolyglotCorner]

This is definitely true with my Russian channel in particular lol otherwise people assume I’m Russian

[@marekkrajewski9662]

Ok, nawet po rusku trochę umiesz. Dla mnie to było łatwe ale jankes? Not bad.

[@user-se3gv6bu9g]

Вы из Польши?

[@freeeeman2011]

@@user-se3gv6bu9g А кто ещё индуса может янки обозвать?)

[@Hubert_G]

​@@freeeeman2011On Indus?A ta flaga USA na zadnim planie?

[@freeeeman2011]

@@Hubert_G Смелое дизайнерское решение)

[@MishkoWtF]

Man, u should to explain the meaning of cases. If u r foreigner and try to learn Russian u can express yourself using the direction order of word in ur sentences. That’s it. Cases in Russian need only for change the words order. Natives will have understood u without cases if u will use the order right (i hope ). Ofc u will sounds like babies but what do u want, sounds like natives or express ur thoughts? Cases will come to u when u dive deeper in language. Tbh non-native english learners have no sence why do u use Do/does in simple forms. Where did u get it, what the circle of hell u visited and brought these pieces of shit for ur language ? And I said nothing about Illogical prepositions… Ok sry for my English. This is one of sorts of videos where I try to train my listening skills and have knew more about my own language ;)) Good luck for everyone who even has tried to learn Russian

[@brianmatthews3821]

НАС НЕ ДАГОНЯТ ЧУВАК!!!

[@brianmatthews3821]

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[@khole15]

¨These overcomplicated stupid russian grammar rules makes me quit , even though i love the language

[@sacrebleu2665]

why is this guy so patriotic to US putting a flag of biggest terrror behind him so cringe even if u are white but ur not even that

[@ArtiomFranich]

I'll give you several key factors that might help you learn Russian better: 1. Be born in a Russian speaking family. 2. Be born in a Russian speaking country (preferably Russia, but any former Soviet country will suffice). 3. Study in a Russian school. 4. Study in a Russian university. 5. Work in a Russian-speaking environment. 6. Live in a Russian-speaking society. 7. You'll probably learn Russian. In 20-30 years.

[@mihanich]

C'mon, Russian isn't that hard.

[@goshpro]

I used this method and it took 30 years. Now I speak Russian fluently, even better than this polyglot. Только теперь хуй знает, как английский выучить. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ArtiomFranich]

@@goshpro The same method, but replace Русский на English

[@bellathereader1328]

I’ll be happy when I finally learn the alphabet, lol!!

[@ademozkalayc3039]

This is not a good video content tbh. I have watched so many videos about how to learn any language and the content is always the same. Like start with the basics and blah blah...

[@mf2442]

First step:don’t learn it at all because it’s a language that has been spread through genocide and imperialism

[@mistibooo]

This comment is so stupid and idiotic. You speak English right? So you support colonizers???? Educate yourself. Get off the internet.

[@mistibooo]

You disgust me. Get help.

[@gar_banzo]

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