Learn Russian 45 VERBS in Present Imperfective forms: A1-A2 level.

[@paramanandchandawarkar2046]

Excellent 👍👍👍

[@bahmanabbaslo6320]

Super thanks,to, Super russian teacher,,,,,,😃🤚🌻☀️🙏

[@sergueipavlovich7957]

Какое приятное время услышать, как вы спрягаете глаголы, спасибо.

[@bastien915]

Merci beaucoup pour le cours :)

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо. Уже делаю вторую часть :)

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

You even upload on Christmas, especially these verbs that closely resemble eachother are tricky. Even a verb (Ect) that is exactly the same, now some sentences make more sence to me, thanks Alfia

[@Alfia]

That's basically not me but youtube settings 😉 Though yes, I was planning to post one more just before Christmas but then I was with some fatigue after Pfizer... So that's my small Christmas present for you.

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

@@Alfia Very much appreciated 🤗

[@تعلماللغةالروسية-د4ق]

Thanks a lot

[@pistache28]

Thank you for your video! 👄👄👄👄👏👏👏

[@anthonyramirez8038]

I love this video

[@JohnDoe-oo9ll]

0:48 an interesting use of "meet"! Native English speakers might be more prone to say "encounter" because verbs are inanimate, but I like it nonetheless!

[@Alfia]

Спасибо за помощь 🙂

[@mombaby7174]

Спасибо большое

[@macacoosnofa]

Is that a José Saramago book in the background? I am a portuguese student learning russian at the moment and i would be very impressed if you knew portuguese as well! Thanks for all your videos!

[@Alfia]

Obrigada, Afonso. Sim, é José Saramago "Ensaio sobre a cegueira" mas ainda não comecei 🙃 O meu português não é maravilhoso, tenho que melhorar e trabalhar mais:))

[@macacoosnofa]

@@Alfia wow, Que coincidência, estou a ler exatamente o mesmo livro neste momento! Спасибо большое за урок кстати, ты отличная учитель!

[@muhammadafzal9210]

Отлично

[@johnnymazare3679]

I have to make a suggestion: I think you should always introduce yourself verbally at the beginning of every video. I know you do it with text in some videos, but you definitely want people to remember your name, and I think the audio helps a lot to remember a name.

[@Howsitgoing-wy8iy]

Большое спасибо! Моя любимая девушка из России. ❤️

[@larberry100]

супер новая стрижка !

[@stephanielaporte1512]

I really like your lessons, for me you have the rhythm and the explanations that suit me (and your English is slow!). Thanks a lot for your vidéos 👍 I have a suggestion to make it even better! It's a shame, I can't listen to your video while brushing my teeth or doing the housework: you don't give the translation, neither of the verb, nor of the example, I miss that because sometimes I don't know the meanings. It may be intended for us to look and read. Moreover, there is no pause time between the end of the example and the following verb, there is no time to understand, to analyze the example in one's head. It's a shame because other than that I really like it!! Carry on 👍👍 J'aime vraiment beaucoup vos cours, pour moi vous avez le rythme et les explications qui me conviennent (et votre anglais est lent!). J'ai une suggestion pour faire encore mieux ! C'est dommage, je ne peux pas écouter votre vidéo en me brossant les dents ou en faisant le ménage : vous ne donnez pas la traduction, ni du verbe, ni de l'exemple, ça me manque. C'est peut-être voulu pour qu'on regarde De plus, il n'y a aucun temps de pause entre la fon de l'exemple et le verbe suivant, on n'a pas le temps de comprendre, d'analyser l'exemple dans sa tête. Ça ça peut s'arranger les prochaines fois 😁😁 C'est dommage car à part ça j'aime vraiment beaucoup !! Continuez 👍👍

[@loveyourself1986]

Awesooooooome!

[@Alfia]

🙂

[@Borat_Kazakh]

Usually the Russian perfective equals future tense, but sometimes it takes on a completely different meaning. Very little in Russian grammar is 100%.

[@gokselmzrak9407]

🎉

[@gokselmzrak9407]

❤

[@muhammadafzal9210]

Систра.. Вы милая

[@marius-cd2np]

❤❤❤💋

[@A449-m3q]

Гуд