How to Give Commands and Requests | Russian Language

In this video I talk about how to request something and to command someone to do something. It's a grammar/vocabulary video, where you learn how to do something and I also give you a couple of examples.
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[@3LAMESTUDIO]

thank you very Much Fedor!

[@amplifymysound]

i think that dirt spot on the wall is part of the experience. if you ever get rid of it, i’ll miss it. lol.

[@BeFluentinRussian]

If it was dirt, I'd wash it off lol It's dust inside the camera.

[@j.r.6664]

Hey Fedor, can you make a video about the aspects for requests and commands? By the way, great channel! You always talk about the topics, which are very interesting!

[@hossamsyed709]

i was about to write the same comment right now .. i hope he makes a video on about that

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Aspects won't change really. Meaning that, if in a regular statement you'd use perfective, use perfective in commands as well. If you know aspects good enough, you shouldn't have any problems adjusting them to become commands.

[@jeffreyd508]

Ive been asking this question for months. There is little info about it. Amazing Russian channel finally did one!

[@matthewcloud5406]

Thanks for the help in breaking down imperatives!

[@becasartori4186]

Is it bad that I’m watching this for dog training? 😂

[@KingBigBabyJesus]

That's what I came here for ..should have chose German. Seems like this guy would be able to make an awesome dog commands video tho!

[@arslis9409]

There is at least one more form, where used Infinitive form of verb. For example "Стоять!" - "Stay/ Don't move!" (for example when police chasing someone). Also "Лежать!" - like Get down! (the same example with police) and much more. Also this commands in this form used when you training a pet (dog) new commands.

[@cookiemaria780]

This was really great! Спасибо!

[@aliceinwonderland4395]

Hey Fedor you forgot to mention these commands are mostly used in actual conversation between people When giving a command in order to instruct, like a warning sign in a museum, the command would be the full unchanged verb For example: Не трогать! (Do not touch!)

[@karstenlehmann13595]

Nice Video, thank you! 👍 What I don't understand yet, is when to use the imperfective/perfective form of the verb to form the command. Could you help me, please?

[@mennamagdy8190]

Thank you So much for this Video, I wanna ask what’s the difference between читай/те and прочитай/те I mean is there a different meaning between Совершенный вид глагола и несовершенный when we talking about Commands ??

[@eliserenissimo6481]

BRAVO

[@sumonbro-pro]

всегла полезный!

[@alchemiaofficial1464]

Does the plural form of a command (те) also apply to formal commands? "Drink some water, sir" Or does not matter casual or formal because it's й either way ? Thanks

[@ilias8972]

If you're talking to an elder or generally to someone you respect, then you will use the plural form of the verb, in which case you will use "te" in the command.

[@luketoe624]

For the irregular words you gave us, what would be the plural form for them?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

It's hard to give you ALL irregular ones, but if you can give me a list, I'd translate it for you.

[@feedmediamonds7231]

I’m trying but I can’t learn from these videos. I’ve been teaching myself Russian. You’re a good teacher but I need one on one. You’re videos make me feel so overwhelmed and want to give up 😢

[@jeffreyd508]

feedme diamonds You should give up if u dont NEED Russian. This language will crush ur soul. It gets more complicated the more u learn. Takes 5.2 yrs to be conversationL if u study an hr a day. Let that sink in......

[@silverg5456]

Can u use english Letters to help how to pronounce it better

[@241hnd]

Does the command to 'sleep' follow the pattern or is it irregular?

[@user-qh4qn5de6x]

It's irregular. Спи and спите.

[@MandrakeGuy]

есть and ешь confused the hell outta me and now it makes sense :o

[@bigniggaonascooterdrinking5057]

Привет!!!

[@Fabinho204]

Hey I have a question, is it блять or бляд and is ть the same as д

[@anzio9728]

Can блять even be a command?

[@olga6942]

Whats the Russian for “wait”

[@user-um4un4zd7b]

Постой or ждать if I remember correctly.

[@olga6942]

Алый Кобра спасибо! So If I wanna say wait please! I can say “падажди пажалуиста»

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Теперь я понимаю поечму есть "Давай" и "Давайте". спасибо федор!

[@josealmaraz2480]

How to say forgive me in Russian

[@galinaioffe2250]

There are more than one. The easiest to remember though is ya izveniaus which is really I'm sorry. Forgive me would be prosti menya

[@boobtuber06]

How would one say in Russian language: 'say thank you'

[@v_Shami]

говорить спасибо (govorit spasibo), I believe. I'm only learning so if I'm wrong, feel free to correct me, but I think this is correct.

[@user-px8jb4pz4z]

Скажи "спасибо" - imperative Говорить "спасибо" - To say thank you

[@galinaioffe2250]

Спасибо if you just want to say thank you, or if you want to express greater appreciation you can say благодарю

[@galinaioffe2250]

@@v_Shami it's скажи спасибо if you telling someone to say thank you

[@v_Shami]

@@galinaioffe2250 I see, thank you.