Learn Russian Future tense of PERFECTIVE VERBS

"Буду отдавать" или "отдам"? "Буду платить" или "заплачу"? Both forms are correct, they both are Russian Future tense and today we'll learn WHEN to use each of them and HOW to create them.
Find more perfective forms in the Community of my channel.
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Please make a separate video on Perfective and Imperfective. Thanks писать - написать читать - прочитать учить - выучить пить - выпить делать - сделать есть - съесть завтракать - позавтракать обедать - пообедать ужинать - поужинать звонить - позвонить готовить - приготовить платить - заплатить --------------------- встречать - встретить отвечать - ответить спрашивать - спросить показывать - показать рассказывать - рассказать забывать - забыть вставать - встать давать - дать понимать - понять выбирать - выбрать покупать - купить брать - взять говорить - сказать

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[@Alfia]

It's fantastic that you started loving Russian! I'm sure learning shouldn't be tough and stressful, even if it's Russian :D As for "поехали", I'll make a video on verbs starting with "по", but I'll explain it for you briefly now. In general, it usually it means "let's do something": пошли - let's go (on foot), поехали - let's go. Why past form? It's a contraction of "мы поехали" - we've gone away. Like, we've just started doing something. It's just a colloquial way. Hope I clarified it a bit :)

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[@maismammedov5313]

Hey, firstly thanks for everything. And my question is that is there any way or rule to know which one is Future Tense or Present Simple? (İ think, no:( )

[@Alfia]

Well, "буду + imperfective verb" is always future. And as for other verbs, if you see and know this is a perfective form being conjugated, you may be sure it is future. For example: Мой брат приготовит обед. Приготовить is perfective, so we understand it is future tense.

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Привет! Does the same apply to делиться и поделиться? Делиться means to share now and поделиться means “ will share”?

[@Alfia]

Привет! Да, именно так. Я поделюсь - I will share. Я делюсь - I share (always or now).

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Привет Thank you so much for your lessons. What is the difference between позвонить/ перезвонить

[@Alfia]

позвонить - to call перезвонить - to call back "пере" usually means to redo something. Just have a look: переделать - to redo переписать - to rewrite перенести - to reschedule

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Спасибо 💟 For Skype lessons, please contact me on [e-mail]

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Great video , but still didn't understand how to form the Future tense !!

[@Alfia]

When you learn verbs, try to learn both imperfective and perfective forms. If you conjugate a perfective form, you get future tense. There is no rule how to make an imperfective form perfective. Sometimes you add a prefix like Готовить - приготовить. Sometimes it is another verb: Брать - взять.

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How to use “себя’’ ? I feel confused with it. Explain it to me please. =)

[@Alfia]

'Себя' means myself (also herself, himself, yourself, themselves ....) For instance: Я вижу себя в зеркало (I see myself in the mirror). Мы чувствуем себя хорошо (We feel well). Он ведёт себя хорошо (He behaves well). Ты винишь себя (You are blaming yourself). Hope this helped a bit.

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[@Alfia]

Yes, it's with -ть ending

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