Lesson 14: RUSSIAN SPEAKING basics exercise: Make First PHRASES w/ Verbs 😎 | Russian Comprehensive

Today we’ll be making very simple phrases with the verbs we learned last time: “слУшать”, “слЫшать”, “говорИть”. I hope you followed my advice on how you can remember the conjugation of a new verb in Russian, that I shared in the previous video. Please, take time to do that, you’ll thank yourself later!
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In Russian, verbs, nouns, adjectives, pronouns change their endings, or, in some rare cases, even the whole look. But if you hope to just open some chart and memorize all the variety of endings to every word, you’ll feel overwhelmed - at best, at worst, you’ll probably lose your motivation to learn Russian. I wouldn’t advice you to do that!
What I would recommend to you at this point, is:
👆 When you hear Russian speech, just listen out for the words that sound familiar, and keep in mind their meaning, don’t attempt to memorize all the variety of endings, for now. That’s it! I can’t emphasize enough how important this skill is!
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0:00 - Intro
3:46 - Phrases with the Verb 'слУшать' (to Listen)
7:15 - Phrases with the Verb 'слЫшать' (to Hear)
8:05 - Phrases with the Verb 'говорИть' (to Talk, Speak / to Say, Tell)
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✅ After you watch the video, have a quick check! How do you say these in Russian:
She’s listening to you
They’re not listening to you
We’re listening to music
We’re not listening to music, we’re listening to you
We hear you
He doesn’t hear me
I don’t hear you, I hear the music
She’s talking to me
She’s not talking to me, she’s talking to you
Make some more phrases on your own, as many as you can!
And when you’re done, try to conjugate these phrases by memory, in Russian:
to listen to music; to hear music; to speak Russian
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3:46 - Phrases with the Verb 'слУшать' (to Listen) 7:15 - Phrases with the Verb 'слЫшать' (to Hear) 8:05 - Phrases with the Verb 'говорИть' (to Talk, Speak / to Say, Tell) ✅ After you watch the video, have a quick check! How do you say these in Russian: She’s listening to you They’re not listening to you We’re listening to music We’re not listening to music, we’re listening to you We hear you He doesn’t hear me I don’t hear you, I hear the music She’s talking to me She’s not talking to me, she’s talking to you Make some more phrases on your own, as many as you can! And when you’re done, try to conjugate these phrases by memory, in Russian: to listen to music; to hear music; to speak Russian 👉 Learn to CONJUGATE Russian VERBS in Present Tense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joHPe5mdpb-IbMk 👆 This video is a part of a guided plan for learning Russian: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

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Ok. I’m getting better, I think (slowly) lol I think I have watched every one of your videos and I am going to keep watching them until I get it. You are the best teacher. You take your time pronouncing the words, give time for us to say it back and also explain well too!! Thank you so much!!

[@RussianComprehensive]

Would you like to check yourself? If so, how would you say these in Russian: She’s listening to you They’re not listening to you We’re listening to music We’re not listening to music, we’re listening to you We hear you He doesn’t hear me I don’t hear you, I hear the music She’s talking to me She’s not talking to me, she’s talking to you

[@user-rh6de1ly3s]

well organized lesson with good advice about not getting lost in the details about the endings. nice to be able to put some small sentences together.

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Thank you so much for your help with this.

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even though my native language not English... i like the way you try to convey the idea to us ....Watch and listen, just it... don't think about what this is , everything will become clearly with time...and I'm confident that this will happen

[@RussianComprehensive]

Hi! It’s the 14th lesson, I’d recommend you start from the beginning to have a better understanding: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

[@abdalrhmanyousef47]

I'm watching the course from the beginning... and your videos help me a lot...but what I mean you don't make the language complicated for us... so thanks

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Excellent video. I really enjoy this lesson very much. But I have a question. Can I ask you this question? Please reply me.

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Can you make video about verb " work " in russian?

[@RussianComprehensive]

I have it over here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYPCeGuXo5yCq7M&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@dipayandey5372]

I forgot to ask my question to you Olga . How many prepositions are there in Russian language? Is prepositional case about all prepositions?

[@RussianComprehensive]

We'll get to the Prepositional case, stay tuned! :)

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[@souzamotasacul]

I think in this examples should be in SIMPLES PRESNT and not in PRESENT CONTINUOUS, unless Russian doesn’t have a difference between both. Than you for the content by the way!!!

[@RussianComprehensive]

Exactly. As you might imagine, Russian and English grammar don't follow the same principles. While English has 16 tenses, Russian has only 3.

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