Lesson 13: Learn to CONJUGATE Russian VERBS 🤓 Present (w/ Personal Pronouns) | Russian Comprehensive

Learn to CONJUGATE Russian VERBS: Introduction.
Knowing how to use verbs, allows you to start Speaking and Expressing Yourself! It's easier than you think.
Here, you'll Learn Russian with ease and no time wasted 👍
This lesson is an introduction to the topic of CONJUGATION in Russian,
and we'll take 3 Russian verbs as an example: говорИть | слУшать | слЫшать
❗️❗️❗️ Site where you can check conjugation of Russian verbs:
kartaslov.ru/проспрягать-глагол/учить
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If you’re a Beginner in Russian, it’s more important for you to see and understand the patterns in conjugating Russian verbs.
👆 Read the conjugation of a new verb together with personal pronouns 3 to 5 times, don’t strive to memorize it, just read it thoughtfully, paying attention to the patterns. Then close it and try to write it down, in the same order. After you’re done, compare what you’ve written to the correct conjugation. Take a note about your mistakes and try again. When you see that you can easily write that conjugation, move on to the next verb. Once you see that you’re pretty confident with conjugating the new verb, write down both of them by memory, and so on.
❗️ It's just a mechanical thing, but it WORKS GREAT!
Pay special attention to the stress, that sometimes jumps from one part of a verb to another. Also, try to not confuse the verbs слУшать (= to listen) и слЫшать (= to hear), which is a common mistake for R learners, who may say ‘слЫшаю’ instead of ‘слЫшу’, or ‘слУшу’ instead of ‘слУшаю’.
It’s important to not force yourself to memorize conjugation to stay motivated.
It’s important to read the conjugation thoughtfully because it keeps you focused.
It’s important to write it down on paper with your own hand, and not just type it, because with that, you’re also activating your motor memory.
And when you’re making mistakes that you didn’t expect, you’re actually also helping yourself, because at that moment, you’re engaging your emotions in the process, and they let you remember things even better.
So, welcome your mistakes!
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - What's Conjugation?
1:53 - Russian Personal Pronouns (Singular)
2:13 - Short Note on Russian Genders
2:53 - Russian Personal Pronouns (Plural)
3:57 - What is an Infinitive Form of a Verb?
4:49 - Conjugate the Verb "Говорить"
6:16 - Comparison Chart for the Verbs "Говорить", "Слушать", "Слышать"
9:20 - Recommendation for Beginners
9:53 - How Can you Remember the Conjugation Better?
11:26 - A site where you can find / check conjugation of Russian verbs
11:50 - Important Notes on Learning Conjugation
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0:58 - What is Conjugation of Verbs in the Present Tense? 1:53 - Russian Personal Pronouns (Singular) 2:13 - Short Note on Russian Genders 2:53 - Russian Personal Pronouns (Plural) 3:57 - What is an Infinitive Form of a Verb? 4:49 - Conjugate the Verb "Говорить" (to Talk / Speak; to Say / Tell) 6:16 - Comparison Chart for the Verbs "Говорить", "Слушать" (to Listen) and "Слышать" (to Hear) 9:20 - Recommendation for Beginners 9:53 - How Can you Better Remember the Conjugation? 11:26 - A site where you can find / check conjugation of Russian verbs 11:50 - Important Notes on Learning Conjugation 👆 Read the conjugation of a new verb together with personal pronouns 3 to 5 times, don’t strive to memorize it, just read it thoughtfully, paying attention to the patterns. Then close it and try to write it down, in the same order. After you’re done, compare what you’ve written to the correct conjugation. Take a note about your mistakes and try again. When you see that you can easily write that conjugation, move on to the next verb. Once you see that you’re pretty confident with conjugating the new verb, write down both of them by memory, and so on. ❗️ It's just a mechanical thing, but it WORKS GREAT! 👉 Check out this site for conjugation of Russian verbs! kartaslov.ru/проспрягать-глагол/изучать What are the verbs "to See" and "to Look / to Watch" in Russian? How do you conjugate them? *Conjugation* *for* *-АТЬ/-ЯТЬ* *Verbs:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYPCeGuXo5yCq7M 👆 This video is a part of my *BEGINNER* *GUIDE* *for* *learning* *Russian:* kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

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[@pamelahermano9298]

“When you make mistakes, you engage your emotions and help you learn better.” This really resonated with me, спасибо. I’m often afraid to make mistakes, but it’s only natural for a learner. Very good lesson on conjugations!

[@RussianComprehensive]

The thing is, if we weren’t making mistakes, we’d be experts, and in that case, why would we be learning?

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Please can you make video about explanatio about “ say/said to, tell/told “ and give examples of sentences along with imperative sentences?

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Spacibo

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[@RussianComprehensive]

Интересно, приятно слышать, спасибо! :)

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Thank you for making Russian congugations so painless. Just found your channel. I speak English Spanish French and learning Mandarin. In your view which of these languages have the most in common with Russian?

[@RussianComprehensive]

French native speakers usually don't have many problems learning Russian

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"Russian conjugations are easy and empowering" she said I'm not gonna tell you about declensions she DIDN'T say... )

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everything has its time 😉 I usually teach declension in context

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@@RussianComprehensive Here, have some context. она была такая классическая красавица. видите , она на лошади сильна великолепна . её сил не против, не почему, но только сущестовет , как солнце , цветок , и так светная. I truly Suck at Russian. Yet there you can see flowing graceful and golden like the rays of the shining sun; powerful.

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i will not make the "conjugal love" joke i will not make the "conjugal love" joke i will not make the "conjugal love" joke DAMNIT MOUTH YOU BETRAY ME AGAIN!

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1:54 spanish, french, Italian and PORTUGUESE,

[@ramblerover5040]

I didn't get the singular conjugate form still there been a confusion despite I watched it four times

[@RussianComprehensive]

😳 wow! Try to turn the subtitles on! Otherwise, you might want to go back and review the previous lessons.

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This Lesson is #13, the previous ones are dedicated to the basics of Russian pronunciation: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

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C glassen

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It is so similar to Polish, except Polish has more regular stress.

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There is no coordination between your sound and your visuals. You should correct that.