I am and I have - Russian Guide Part 9

In this episode I cover how to say I am and I have in Russian.
To be - isn't really used in the present tense
To have:
у + object pronoun + есть ...
at + object pronoun + is ...
Disclaimer: This is just information for educational purposes, I do not support anything that is happening in Ukraine.

[@dg7438]

I tried learning Russian off and on for 5 years and I'm so frustrated but this really helps thanks

[@Himmelstrumerstudios]

I love having no articles in russian. No „the“, not like German which has so many words for the word „the“

[@ihavenoname6724]

👍👍

[@pizda_rodnoi]

Тооооом, братик, let's talk in Russian whit me?

[@sunnygrassx216]

Русский - ethnicity or the name of the language, россиянин - nationality (people who have Russian passport)

[@lucyfromsiberia]

Yes, "россиянин" is citizenship. And "русский" is one of the 188 nationalities in Russia.And when you came to Russia, you met a Chechen or a Tatar. If you suddenly tell him "ты русский", he will get angry. It is strange that in English they did not come up with a separate word to denote citizenship and nationality. In the views of English speakers in Russia, people of the same nationality live who speak the same language. Russian russians, when traveling in Russia, you can go to a place where all the inscriptions are not in Russian, the menu in the cafe is not in Russian.

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Россиянин - не национальность, а вот русский - национальность.

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Ест - eat. Есьть - be.

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Рекомендую Вики Словарь (можно смотреть в двух вариантах - русском и английском).

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Вы говорите "мащина", следует "машына". Понимаю что сложно расслышать разницу, но просто пишу, что бы вы имели в виду, как именно вы произносите.

[@pizda_rodnoi]

Брат, давай поговорим на русском языке? 9

[@user-uu4kz8sr5i]

Пугающая идея, в контексте вашего ника xD

[@pizda_rodnoi]

@@user-uu4kz8sr5i )))))))))