Learn Russian Vocabulary - 125 Basic Russian Words - Russian Made Easy Vol. 1

[@russianpod101]

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[@BestMentalism]

I am at the same time 100% focused and 100% distracted by how cute she is

[@thisGuy481]

I've been learning russian for about 6 months, and I was surprised to know how many words I knew already :O

What is your best way to learn russian? I have been trying to learn for 1 year now.. really slow progress..

[@thisGuy481]

I would say just do it everyday and in a way that motivates you. Don't look at tables of grammar if tables of grammar don't excite you! For me, when I started learning Russian, I did it out of boredom because I needed something to fill my time. But going in I understood that Russian can sometimes be difficult and there's no sense in fighting it, and I think that mindset really helped with learning it. I'm going to tell you right now that I'm in no way an expert with Russian, lmao. Some days I can't even string together a simple sentence, or I mess up with the most basic of things, but that's part of the learning process so just be aware of that. As far as learning material, I actually started with duolingo (and I still do use it) because it's very casual and it's not overwhelming (plus it's free haha). But duolingo is not enough, you'll quickly find this out. So there's also learnrussian.rt.com/, which isn't bad either. The lessons are long and sometimes they frustrated me more than usual, but it's there. Eventually you're going to want to actually speak Russian, because if you're like me, your reading/writing comprehension are great, but your listening/speaking skills lack, so for that, I would say you would need to find someone to speak Russian to, whether it's a tutor in your area, or someone online. ALSO, I see that this KZbin channel has a website, perhaps looks into their services? ;) But, for me, since I'm Canadian, I find that my Canadian accent gets in the way of speaking so it's especially important that I practice it. But MOST IMPORTANTLY, just have a curiosity for it. Be curious about how you would say things in Russian and fill that curiosity by learning what it was that you were thinking, and learning WHY it is said that way in Russian and why it isn't exactly the same in English. For me, I think this was the most helpful. Hope that helped! Пока пока))

[@visagistspb.gusarova]

Nshankoff1 ты молодец, что учишь русский! Я являюсь русской девочкой, и очеень рада, что иностранцы так усердно изучают мой родной язык. Good luck!!!

[@urospeteh2637]

Nshankoff1 It is the same with all things,isnt it? Passion, curiosity, and the nonstop questioning yourself.

[@amineslama7122]

Вселенная Юлии я тоже из тунис

[@myrnalopez2033]

you've been by far the best russian teacher that I have had on line, seriously. thanks alot!😍

[@giulianoyula]

Wow, i can practice my English while learning Russian. Increíble! El aprendizaje es mejor ya que es divertido! Si me gustaría que las frases en ruso las repitieras así puedo recordar la pronunciación y evitó tener que retroceder el video.

[@jamesrobison4960]

Thank you. :-) James. I love this girl. She has so much personality and flare. It makes learning from her a lot of fun. Thank you, young lady for your teaching method. It's awesome. :-) James

[@miqdame]

28:58 I learn something new. thank you)))))

[@user-jq9hb3fe1k]

You guys that teach.I am very pleased that you learn my native language,good luck.You, AVG,for foreigners, Russian language is very difficult,but you great lads.Вы молодцы ребята,что учите.Мне очень приятно что вы учите мой родной язык,удачи вам.Вы огромные молодцы,для иностранцев Русский очень сложный язык,но вы огромные молодцы.

[@mehmetedex]

best channel for learning russian thanks

[@vistagraphsnet]

No so Google Russian World 1 There are 70 half hour lessons and it is the most professional you will find on youtube

[@waynea8151]

Never heard of them. I will wait until they get professional.

[@nogoolag404]

nobody careS about ur fuckin opinion bitch

[@giritlinecmi]

Mehmet Fili

[@IbarraAlejandro]

Yes!! This woman is great. I love the way she teach us Russian.

[@dragon89900]

Katyusha how come you speak such good English in addition to being such an excellent Russian teacher! I look forward to more Russian language video lesson from you.

[@valijonxodjayev7805]

Seems like Katyusha had amazing childhood in village with her Grandma🙃. And thanks for her great lessons😊😊

[@russianpod101]

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[@shabbirshabbirgscahnllpaki7545]

Russian is the good cantre

[@sushmabee5973]

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[@superfailing4919]

How I get lyrics for dakstanian chants?

[@brentbasterfield3800]

Вы красивая

[@easterneuropedreamin]

Katisha is the best! So pleasurable to listen to. Most other russian lessons I get sick of the person's voice so fast!!!!

[@casperkasparov302]

How is possible for Her to be better looking with every video lesson, this is magic yes?

[@johnbingham6355]

As we might expect from the Greeks a very logical lesson with the despinis having the good sense to reinforce the nouns with a sentence ,where one learns not only the nouns but aspects of the basic grammar.

[@johnbingham6355]

Very sorry.I"m mixing up Russian with Greek.

[@learn_Japanese_with_sam]

I like it video i have learn more words thank you so much sister

[@phabiano11]

Очень хорошая учительница! Я всегда люблю её уроки.

[@pops4476]

this woman is a keeper

[@PreNeedSpecialist]

You are amazing. Thanks for the energy that you put in these training sessions. I've been trying to learn Russia for a long time. I lived in Ukraine but was lazy being that I had my own translator that went with me everywhere. Thank you again!!

[@ilker3591]

Can't focus on words cuz she is too gorgeous and adorable...

[@bonsummers2657]

She has normal beauty, not unusual or exceptional. Are you in a place where normal beauty is rare? Where do you live?

[@axisav21]

She is cute indeed.)

[@imadrouimel6624]

hahahah you fuck him up

[@silentassassin8959]

ılker Aksu yes this is a common problem :( how can one not fall in love with this women?!

[@TheTurkjojuq]

He just might. He probably lives in Turkey judging by his name, and about half the provinces of Turkey are full of women that are less beautiful than average. At least in my opinion and experience.

[@nadiar700]

I like How you teach Russian, you are very enthousiastic👏🏻

[@themongru]

Большое спасибо! Вы лучший учитель. :)

[@rezamotori1]

Hello Katushka , this is the ferst lesson for me , i like it , thanks , i am going to follow your lessons

[@fol-1217]

Спасибо, Катя. Очень помогает!)

[@andreabdo9761]

this girl is so adorable )) I love the videos

[@Vivungisport]

She looks good too :D

[@FlashManinSpace]

Andre Abdo in Murica she would be considered anorexic but she looks healthy though.

[@andreabdo9761]

i dont care. She is still adorable. And cute ))))

[@nikitapowers]

Such a gorgeous smile

[@wingy200]

Thanks for making it fun to learn these words. Most vocabulary lessons are just monotonous and boring as hell.

[@MdAlam-zd2jt]

Thank you very much for your very nice and interesting lesson about learning Russian language.

[@aslanarsalan9841]

спасибо большое. желаю вам успехов

[@ilnurlan]

Güneylisiz?

[@forrestgump1379]

You have a very good personality and should find Работа working with people!!

[@rosanpani2102]

Very clear and good teacher I appreciate

[@philipp4631]

1:01 There is a catch there. in ame, we more likely would say highlighter ( маркер) or permanent marker / Sharpie ( фломастер )

[@urospeteh2637]

I drank a little vodka right now. Is it ok to feel very good? I feel so relaxed, like i have no life threatening disease. I have it, but docs dont treat it. Its been a long,long time since i drink last time. Also this seems like a good channel. I love the sound\vibration of russian language.

[@СергейПетров-ы6з7б]

Uroš Peteh vodka is great for learning Russian don't worry about it

[@guy827]

@@СергейПетров-ы6з7б If I drink vodka will I finally be able to trill my R's?

[@СергейПетров-ы6з7б]

@@guy827 да

[@megos9081]

Ты молодец,я Русский,у тебя очень хорошее произношение,прям как будто ты родилась в России,молодец

[@Kinque]

имя Катюша тебя не смутило? И вообще, английский её ты слышал? Она явно русская (либо русскоговорящая), лол

[@Levisch]

ты даун?

[@Varushka123]

I love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make them

[@TripleDDDD]

Wish my teachers in school were like her..

[@TravisWoodbury-c9g]

same xD

[@77777774444]

Oh, no...the end. Learning a lot from your lessons.

[@apneazuniga]

Very useful words and a great sense of humour!!

[@josie_koschny_realtor5430]

Hello! I love the channel. Can you please make a video with all the months. Thank you!!

[@schroederschroeder8528]

Wow...best teacher ever...😎💯👌

29:00 what do you want to send me ?

[@alin4kadun263]

Круто, удачи в изучении. Даже приятно, что наш язык изучают( русский) 💕

[@ienjoysandwiches]

Awesome thank you so much. Would love to see you guys go through the frequency list or even one that you guys make up similar to other folks on YT

[@MusTafa-sz7wu]

Thank you so much dear friend

[@miguelrenatozaratesalas8012]

You´re Amazing !!!. Thank You!

[@StasL-p2v]

А нам русскоговорящим это видео поможет выучить английский язык))

[@linguachannel7130]

Возможно ))

[@lukenero2379]

18:56 Adorable

[@GAZAMAN93X]

lol

[@fireblazer6661]

I work on a farm with apple trees, and cherry trees, and plum trees. Blueberries, black berries, raspberries. Saves me a lot of money on working there haha

[@nocuerdos]

Haroshi urok spasiva uchitielka!!!! Priviet "from" Argentina

[@leycallihan3213]

Hello. Two years have passed and it is very interesting for me if you can now speak Russian.

[@antonioluz8521]

Спасибо!

[@adrianokury]

Maybe the Russian phrases could be repeated 2 or 3 times, and also more slowly. The way it is I have to sift the meager Russian content from an English outpouring.

[@johnnations5932]

Adriano Kury yes. she is cute and charming, but she barely stops speaking English and goes way too fast with the Russian. There are no pauses so i can't practice without constantly pausing.

[@elinarussianlang]

Great! Really necessary basic words 👌

[@levonderartinian7987]

You have good humerI like everything inyou

[@Hope-yd3qc]

Hello. Thank you kindly for your course, is really helpful. The Russian word шпинат is the same word, even the pronouncing, what you have in German language, SPINAT. Best regards Peter

[@menyasavut3959]

iss dein Бутерброд !

[@theanhle6423]

Огромное спасибо вам за это видео. Примеры очень простые и легкие. Только один из них я не понял: Пошли в клуб танцевать - Let's go to the club to dance. Почему в этом предложении вы използавали глагол "пойти" в прошедшем времени: "пошли", а почему не так: давай пойдём в клуб танцевать. Объясните, пожалуйста!

[@blckrub6742]

У вас прекрасный русский. Так даже сами русские не всегда напишут. Единственно в слове "использовали" нужно "с" а не "з". Я учу английский уже три года, самостоятельно, через инет, но пока слабо и мне иногда кажется, что это невозможно. Где вы учились? По-поводу вашего вопроса могу сказать что "Пошли в клуб танцевать" звучит естественнее, натуральнее чем "Пойдем в клуб танцевать". Я не специалист. Но "пошли" означает "let's go to" то есть настоящее время, сейчас, как-бы предлагается пойти куда-то. "Давай пойдем в клуб танцевать" звучит как выбор вариантов типа "А давай пойдем в куб танцевать".

[@theanhle6423]

О мой Бог! Вы изучали англиский язык только 3 года самостоятельно и сейчас прекрасно роворите по английски. Молодец! "Использовать" лол :)) почему я могу забыть это глагол :)) Я изучал русский язык 8 месяцев в университете МИФИ. А теперь ещё плохо говорю по-русски, ещё не могу обсуждать с профессором. Это очень большая ошибка :((. Покажите мне что нужно делать, какой хороший метод чтобы говорить по русски лучше?

[@blckrub6742]

По-английски я почти не говорю, с чего вы взяли. Ваш русский для 8 месяцев очень не плох. Ну с профессором поговорить, наверное, я бы тоже не смог.)) Это шутка. Метод изучения один - больше говорить, I think. Вы же находитесь в языковой среде? Тогда вам легче.

[@theanhle6423]

Я тоже думаю так. Самый эффективный метод изучения - это "слушать и говорить каждый день", изучили что-нибудь сразу используйте в речи, всегда учить новые слова только в контексте и особенно много раз повторять изученное. Всё будет хорошо! Только не уверен :))) Ещё раз спасибо за обсуждение. Хорошее воскресенье!

[@spacel0rd777]

В данном случае "пошли" - это побуждение к действию и этот глагол не в прошедшем времени. Для прошедшего времени необходимо добавление существительного. Например: 1. Пошли мы в клуб / мы пошли в клуб (We went to the club). 2. Пошли в клуб! (Let's go to the club).

[@rabab1959]

Большое спасибо 😍

[@karimlarbi6035]

Good day and thank you for these lessons. Do you have Facebook ?

[@wf1g]

'Who drinks fruit juice in Russia?" hysterical !! - очень забавно !!!

[@Etiblack01]

Actually I think I might have tried to sleep in a bookshelf once when I was very small. It was behind my bed and I often hid there, so maybe one time I also slept there. ;)

[@jeyhunbabayev291]

i love your "пака пака" :)

[@user-jq9hb3fe1k]

almost,"пока пока",and a huge well done

[@neotheone6160]

I love you.

[@jameshermes4341]

Thanks, now when I go to market can actually name a few things in Russian.

[@santypower6731]

I love Russia.... You are a great teacher! !! I love yaaa...

[@MysticalOrb]

I love it!

[@ninoberidze7016]

Thank you. ❤❤❤

[@Swagroth]

It would help if you added a pronunciation guide

[@waynea8151]

Why would you need an English pronunciation guide?

[@Swagroth]

Wayne Allison It helps to understand how to say the words.

[@dedede5586]

No Anime Club I just listen to how she says it

[@outdoorsywannabe1888]

When you learn the Russian alphabet and it’s sounds the sound will make sense.

[@marekk1588]

you are adorable! such nice personality. thank you.

[@angelwind0904]

you make russia language fantacy。my favorite。

[@quinquiry]

It's hard to focus on words when you are falling in love with the teacher..

[@hereb4theend]

Ты пьёшь?

[@LUNA-zd7jl]

очень полезный

[@ritzbitz2000]

Would love it if you guys could do a slow pronunciation with each...

[@sobreaver]

28:54 'like a really strong one.. don't forget..' that's all I can remember from this video, believe me sweet Katya XD 42:42 But like, what's with your grandmother now ??? :O

[@wieberegeling8222]

Black and red are my favo colors!!!

[@WinxclubIngreece]

8:38 me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Also I have discovered many words thanks you so much!

[@kashifalikhan5124]

nice video mam

[@teddycook8016]

katya is soooooo cuuuuuuuuuuute

[@AleksSander741]

катюша (katyusha) it is that ur name? (the Same катюша that we all knw by the Russian Military song?

[@One20Forty]

Alejandro Arellano Aguirre да точно

[@RealRussianClub]

I guess her name is Катя (full name Екатерина). Катюша is a very sweet way:)

[@superstrider]

Привет Дарья! I'm subbed on ur channel too! didn't know u come here also :) I come here b/c she is cute & silly, your cute too ;) but its all business with you LOL its good thing, & you seem more real b/c you respond and chat, yes, I know its because she's working for Podcast101 (which I listen to that podcast too) wow with all that I watch and listen to I still don't know much LOL I'll still continue though :)

[@RealRussianClub]

hi:) of course I try to watch everything. I need to know what to recommend to my offline students and what not to recommend. 101 is usually pretty good:)

[@Srvigilante]

Her full name is Ekaterina Sostanovskaya.

[@nikitapowers]

Wow I also remember that song from my childhood memories

[@SK-yi4pg]

I speak Russia, but I know English very good русский-это очень хорошый язык ,и я думаю что у всех все получится выучить Buy!

[@theartoffemaletvpresenters68]

"I speak Russian, but I know English very well". So sorry, but no, you don't.

[@bob45]

@@theartoffemaletvpresenters68 LOL

[@superfailing4919]

understand me. And can I understand them? What's difference between three language? I wish to do not ignore my comments. Thank you..

[@Шаркасонлайн]

спасибо

[@marialaura7326]

I would like someone to explain how can we take this lesson and take all the advantage of it.

[@astrolillo]

Nice host, and good words,but this seems more like an English lesson for Russian speakers, 75% of the content is in English, you will learn Russian at turtle speed this way.

[@91Tribual]

What´s the difference between сыграть and играть?

[@russianpod101]

Hello Joakim YesMan, "сыграть" is perfective verb "играть" is imperfective verb Team RussianPod101.com

[@joespidi]

Katya u r adorable 😍

[@ninjapig2012]

This channel is great. But you forgot the most important phrase. How do you say "Will you marry me, Katusha?"

[@xo0oxNicKeRxo0ox]

Спасибо Катюша теперь я знаю русский

[@thevitruvianman9781]

What is the difference between - Скажите,сказать и скажи

[@One20Forty]

Kay A привет~ сказать is the original form of this verb, скажи is like "tell me" while скажите is "tell me" in a more polite way.

[@thevitruvianman9781]

Oh okay, would we ever use the original form in a sentence if yes, how so?

[@One20Forty]

Kay A when you're using 2 verbs at the same time, the 2nd verb will appear as an original verb, e.g. я хочу вам сказать о чем-то (I want to say something to you...) sorta like that

[@thevitruvianman9781]

Ah thanks Vanya!

[@One20Forty]

Kay A не за что

[@cxxfilms]

i love this girl 😘

[@jamal-sb3hj]

I really don't know how can I thank you great effort thanks

[@mehmetedex]

Hey everybody! I need to know if google translate is pronouncing the word "станков" well enogh so that a native russian person would understands it without a confusion in the first hearing.

[@lokomomo33]

Spasiba! =)

[@daylight4011]

I have met a women on Facebook, she is Russian and very adorable and cute. I live far away from her. My country is Bangladesh. It would take lot of money to get there and obtain a work permit. Unfortunately, she doesn't speak English. But it often surprise me to think how she would fall in love with me. Anyways, the only reason to learn Russian language to communicate with my Russian Girlfriend. And I'm seeking desperately a international recruiter agent who can give me a work visa. So far, I have watched lots of vedios on KZbin one channel name Bald bankrupt, a booger who travel accross the Russia and discovering some rear speakering language some village local usages. Kaytiya's KZbin channel is my fevurite chennel to learn Russian. The way she give expression as if she is talking to me.. which seems more real...thank you.

[@CokBorcumVar]

Солнечный and солнечно What is difference between them Can anyone help me

[@aidar24]

Of course one is in normative form/ masculine, and the other in neutral form.

[@Сергей-ы4п9в]

In addition to the given answer... We have the full form of an adjective which describes a noun: Солнечн-ЫЙ день (a masculine gender noun) (sOln'ich'niy d'en' - a sunny day) солнечн-ОЕ утро (a neuter gender noun)(sOln'ichnaye Utra - a sunny morning) Сегодня солнечн-АЯ погода (a feminine gender noun) (sivOdn'a sOln'ichnaya pagOda - Today [it is] a sunny weather) and the short form which is the nominal part of the predicate (without the linking verb "bit' (to be) in the Present Tense): День сегодня солнеч-ЕН (d'en' sivOdn'a sOlnichen - The day today [is] sunny) Сегодня солнечн-О (sivOdn'a sOlnichna - Today [it is] sunny Вчера было солнечно (fchi'rA bIla sOlnichna - Yesterday [it] was sunny) ("Был-О" (was) - is a past neuter form) Хорош-О! (kharashO) Ладн-О! (lAdna) - [It is] OK ("it" is neutral, and we have the pronoun "это" (Eta) for it, but we don't say: "Это хорошо!", but "Хорошо!", or "Сегодня это солнечно", but just "Сегодня солнечно") The full form of an adjective can be the nominal part of the predicate as well: День сегодня солнечн-ЫЙ - The day today [is] sunny. Она красив-АЯ (anA kras'Ivaya) - She [is] beautiful.

[@olgasushcheva4711]

I can help you learn Russian, if you need practice, write to me on WhatsApp [phone]

[@williammorrison1983]

спасибо очэн харашо

[@jdb725]

Очень хорошо* :)

[@williammorrison1983]

Vladimir Putin извинитэ очэнь харашо

[@az0559585530]

you look so amazing thank you so much for that from Saudi Arabic

[@Vivungisport]

No women want to live in Saudi ,, why?

[@kaleelalhirz7580]

فهد الجهني لازم تعيش في روسيا لتتعلم اللغة صار لي سنتين في روسيا

[@Existmusiccloud]

Spasiba

[@magdalenadrzumska9263]

I have a question is it true that chair in russian means стул like table ?

[@TITHONIA1]

Table in Russian is 'стол', chair is 'стул'. Table is also 'tаблица' in Russian. I'm American and learned from native Russians at Syracuse University. Katusha is giving me a great refresher course in Russian (по Русский). ;>)

[@edgarsalinas928]

nice

[@barathn6239]

I come to learn russian here.but my full focus on katsya