Lesson 20: INTRODUCE YOURSELF in Russian 🙋‍♀️ My Name 🙋‍♂️ Nice to Meet You | Russian Comprehensive

[@RussianComprehensive]

ПривЕт! МенЯ зовУт Ольга, а как тебЯ зовУт? 🙋‍♀️ 0:57 - Common mistake for many beginner Russian learners 2:06 - What's your name? 3:59 - My name is ... 5:20 - Nice to meet you! Students often confuse formal and informal in Russian, saying, for instance: - Привет, как Вас зовут? or: - Здравствуйте, как тебя зовут? What do you think is incorrect in such sentences? 👆 This video is a part of a guided plan for learning Russian: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

[@tahmed1870]

Very good video. Do you give lessons through Skype as well? or you teach at some institute in Russia? Thanks

[@RussianComprehensive]

@@tahmed1870 Thank you. I do teach online at the moment, you can see my rates over here: russiancomprehensive.setmore.com

[@tahmed1870]

@@RussianComprehensive I have seen the link you provided. But how many lessons are required to complete level A1 and then A2? Also, how can one make sure that they have done/completed the levels? Do you take any test/exam for this or is it just up to the students to judge by themselves? Do you teach A1 and A2 together or separately? Thanks.

[@RussianComprehensive]

@@tahmed1870 There're tests to determine student's language level. Your learning speed will depend on many factors. As for my teaching approach, you can learn more here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHzVhnqMqrCCgc0

[@kei283]

Previet Olga?

[@curaticac5391]

Olga is a sweetie and a good teacher!

[@dawittamiru856]

Hello. i am from ethiopia and it has been three days since i started learning russian. i loved the way you teach us. i do speak french and english in addition to the local languages spoken in ethiopia. i alreay started reading russian a little bit within in 3 days i was focusing on alphabets . you are good amazing teacher i promise to speak russian in 4 months and i will send you videos. help me get some pdf documents to be reccommended

[@gilbertoborges8478]

Excelente

[@stephaniecook6034]

I'm doing Duolingo and I always get "вас" and "тебя" mixed up, until now!! You're teaching style is EXEMPLARY 🥰🥰🥰

[@RussianComprehensive]

Спасибо, Стефани! You might be interested in this lesson, it explains the matter more in full: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2KZpp6GortleKM

[@thaiCase]

Love your face, teaching.😄

[@debaacademy]

You're super ❤

[@bahmanabbaslo6320]

Thanks a lotttttttttttt🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@Khanan229]

Thank you I like you

[@mohamedhamza3039]

That was an amazing lesson!. I love the concept. Even though I knew many of the phrases in it but I still enjoyed learning new things and review the old stuff. Keep it up!

[@basicinfo6816]

Nice Video. Thanks a lot

[@omshubham1351]

I am an Indian studying medicine in Russia and your videos are really helping me :-)...Thanks a lot

[@setionosapto3219]

Selamat anda telah menemukan komentar dalam bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar 😊

[@sweetcherry3822]

Can U write it in this letter so everyone can read the words properly

[@julianthelovingone]

You are amazing!! But when we (in Spanish) say como te llaman we don’t have to mention (ellos) we just say como te llaman

[@RussianComprehensive]

I get. I used it to emphasize the difference w/ Russian, it's not "you call yourself", but "they call you", kind of.

[@mikolajkowalew5213]

Hello! Can you do a video there you explain when to pronunce а when its two or more о in a russian word example хорошо

[@RussianComprehensive]

Hi Mikolaj! I actually have one over here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paWXdIR8rrSlftE

[@isabelsaavedra7947]

Меня зовут Изабель :)

[@RussianComprehensive]

супер! Очень приЯтно! 😊

[@amarsalem5671]

Nice to meet you Olga, can you tell me the difference between the Russian word "zont" and "zontik ", are they the same?

[@RussianComprehensive]

You can use a thesaurus, like this one: kartaslov.ru

[@amarsalem5671]

@@RussianComprehensive thank you

[@yosbudi5708]

@@RussianComprehensive Spasibo Ruskiy dobriy vecher

[@mikolajkowalew5213]

what is the differense beetwen патсматри / сматри Дума / падума равитса / панравитса? can you do a video there you explain it it would be werry help full :)

[@RussianComprehensive]

The difference is in the verbal aspect, perfective vs imperfective.

[@mikolajkowalew5213]

@@RussianComprehensive thanks for the fast answer i learned somethng new today! Big Thanks

[@DIDAR.2101]

Мне трудно числительные в падежаж, и видел иногда даже сами русские ошибаются в этом

[@RussianComprehensive]

Да, окончания числительных сложно запомнить, особенно длинных!

[@vigodaetienne4744]

Place give also hand writing

[@RussianComprehensive]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3ill6qVitCraMk

[@dipayandey5372]

If You are Russian and live in Russia please tell me how much money I need minimum for traveling Russia for 1 month approximately? Where do you live in Russia I mean which state. Please reply me when you can.

[@RussianComprehensive]

Hi Dipayan, don't misunderstand me, but I think you can easily find info about prices on the internet, I don't have enough knowledge to speak on this topic.

[@Mehollywood_5]

Как вас зовут? Меня зовут Дмитрий.

[@moviesync3131]

Что "уви́димся" значит?

[@RussianComprehensive]

it's "see you!"

[@moviesync3131]

@@RussianComprehensive It's informal or formal?

[@RussianComprehensive]

it can be used in both, because it literally means "we'll see each other"

[@moviesync3131]

Where are you from? You pronounce ться as ца and others pronounce it as тьсйа. Confused

[@RussianComprehensive]

Others who, students? I keep repeating, -ться / -тся are always pronounced as [-ца]: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWe9opxvqdRgr8U

[@moviesync3131]

@@RussianComprehensive I hear other RUSSIANS pronounce it different.

[@RussianComprehensive]

well it sounds like either they are trolling you, or you're trolling me 😄

[@moviesync3131]

@@RussianComprehensive @Russian Comprehensive ehm So I just got confirmation from a Russian speaker that it's -ца- I was wrong and you were right teacher. You can go ahead and highlight this and let everyone know >you were right and I was wrong

[@RussianComprehensive]

no problem, here's a link to the list of Russian Pronunciation Lessons in case you're interested: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTF7qeZnkArrYt2Fd6CJf2au

[@look007456]

как тебя зовут ,come from china ,good

[@sweetcherry3822]

Can't understand Russian writing