50 COMMON PHRASES IN RUSSIAN: BASIC RUSSIAN

[@stasdruid]

Так очаровательно, что я русский выучить захотел.. старался всё запомнить, правильно произносить, а потом вспомнил, что я уже знаю русский и живу в России 🤔

[@AgentAngel7]

Хахаххахахехехкх, ура

[@AiviA369]

😂😂😂

[@Marsizaca.23]

Жизненно

[@Fullydownable]

и расстроился)))

[@Ne_vashe]

Не повезло не повезло))

[@heisenberg864]

English: Hi Spanish: Hola Portuguese: Olá German: Hallo RUSSIAN: ЗДРАВСТВУЙТЕ

[@currantkiller7275]

Lucas Silva привет

[@ddravstbuiteyabts7148]

Lucas Silva, или здрасте, или здарова, или привет

[@naryu4352]

Здравствуйте говорят незнакомым людям или к людям, которые старше вас на много лет. Или же в формальной обстановке. В остальных случаях говорят привет.

[@heisenberg864]

@@naryu4352 I don't know why you've been commenting in Russian.

[@annashamolina]

@@heisenberg864 u can say "privet"

[@alishermereke2953]

Как же все таки классно когда ты по умолчанию знаешь русский язык

[@Seraphim_Pavlovich]

But english likes

[@НиколайИванович-й5щ]

Buddy Rich,когда я включаю интернет,я чувствую себя иностранцем среди русских.Мне нужно окончить университет что бы понимать русских в интернете.Я понимаю русских только в своём окружении.

[@Lyndonkabillion]

Yuñtuyuyuyu

[@oqui8141]

Лучше знать английский... IMHO

[@КуандыкСулейменов-р3ш]

😂😂😂

[@Sofia-cz5qf]

То самое чувство, когда тяжело выучить английский, и приятно смотреть как иностранцы учат русский

[@cumbine6599]

ту угараешь? английский легчайший язык, что трудного?

[@Dkdjjcjd]

​@@cumbine6599 легчайший - это эсперанто, а английский для кого как

[@qwaqwa]

@@Dkdjjcjd +

[@kryzev.]

@@cumbine6599 Я не воспринимаю английский и не расположен к его обучению со второго класса. Однако я учу японский и для меня он в разы проще английского

[@ШунайКюрикенов]

​@@kryzev. ну и как успехи? Я вот инглиш учу и пока дается без труда. Но джапан... Только вспомнив иероглифы, вздрагиваю(

[@ДжонДжонович-ь7к]

Блин насколько комфортно слушать английскую речь, когда говорит русский. Все звуки произносятся, ничего не проглатывается, все понятно. Супер.

[@magyarnevl]

Нет, она просто говорит чётко и не слишком быстро, как и положено для качественного видео, плюс голос чистый, сильный, высокий, микрофон хороший. Если бы говорил носитель английского языка, при соблюдении всех вышеперечисленных условий, ты бы его понял)

[@okritsky]

@@magyarnevl не, ну всё равно же у носителей всегда слышен какой-то акцент (по сравнению с "академическим английским стандартом в россии"), который делает многие слова, особенно комбинации, просто не узнаваемыми для привыкшего к правильной английской речи в соответствии с првилами "академическим английским в россии"...

[@magyarnevl]

@@okritsky что это за такой "академический английский", можно узнать?) Если вы про Received Pronunciation (нормативное произношение), которым пользуются публичные лица в Великобритании, вроде политиков, чиновников, журналистов, членов королевской семьи и т.д, то к нему не применимо понятие "правильный английский", это всего лишь определённый стандарт языка, созданный, чтобы все люди, профессионально работающие со своей речью (которых я уже перечислил выше), могли произносить слова плюс-минус одинаково, иначе может возникать путаница и недопонимание, чего, понятное дело, никому не надо. По поводу акцента носителей: так говорить НЕПРАВИЛЬНО. Акцент может быть ТОЛЬКО у не-носителей языка, то есть у тех, для кого данный язык не является родным и они изучают его во взрослом или подростковом возрасте (после 7-8 лет). И это относится ко всем языкам, не только к английскому. Поэтому у носителей не акцент, а диалект (региональный вариант языка). Главное отличие речи носителей языка от не-носителей в том, что носители практически никогда не проговаривают все слова чётко, ясно, разборчиво. Они не соблюдают заметных для чужого уха пауз между словами, из-за чего вся речь превращается в одно сплошное предложение. Многие звуки в речи, особенно неформальной, разговорной, сильно изменяются или же вовсе не произносятся. Вот ЭТО и есть настоящее, правильное, "живое" произношение. А та английская речь, которую имеют большинство преподавателей английского языка в России, это не речь носителей, от слова совсем.

[@BrawlStars-qh4sf]

Согласен

[@Kekonugu]

лол, у нее просто рашн эксент, не хэви, но все же. )) для тех, кто англа не знает, кажется, что она прям аки нейтив, но на самом деле, там до нейтива как до луны пешком.

[@equationat0r263]

in russia, they don't say "i love you," they say "yellow blue bus" and i just think that's really beautiful

[@Пакетсмусором-ч4н]

Blyatiful*

[@Michelle_di]

яллялчл Выывыыавявв это лучший комментарий, который я видела ever 👌

[@josephsheart739]

"Yellow blue bus" was the way to learn "YA lyublyu vas"

[@typesoftobacco]

Oh, god, it is funny... But you are not right 😂 We say: ya lyublyu tebya (я люблю тебя), what means I love you

[@Damalahugo]

it's funny enough

[@renny3816]

I can’t wait to be fluent in Russian. I’m on my journey to learn the language. I find it to be really hard to learn, but I will not give up.

[@janny2483]

Great goal! To be honest, I've never thought Russian is so hard to learn for foreigners😂

[@Эдгар-ф4и]

But why do you learn russian? Is it kinda hobby for ya or u are going to move in Russia? I'm russian and I just can't get it 😄

[@amaliyavasilevskaya2266]

i can help u in practice part

[@randytrashcan]

@@Эдгар-ф4и For me, it's because we (as Americans) are quite "sheltered" from the rest of the world. If we think of people who look like us, we think England. Russians, on the other hand, looks just like us, but their alphabet is totally foreign. It's profoundly strange. If we looked at French or Spanish text, we can at least take a stab at it. We may be totally wrong, but at least the Latin alphabet is familiar. Cyrillic? We have zero exposure to it.

[@Эдгар-ф4и]

@@randytrashcan Okay, I will keep it in my mind, thx

[@waia_aaa]

кто русскоязычный и зашёл просто по приколу😂?

[@rukhshona563]

Я😂😂😂

[@dest1nyzy]

я пхпххп

[@ДарьяМаксименко-ш3о]

Йа, пхах

[@РоманНазаров-б2ж]

Я просто хотел узнать что такое фразез

[@tjaldr]

Я

[@hawk5143]

A brazilian, watching a russian, speaking in english, teaching how to speak russian, the globalism is amazing xoxoxo

[@kc-um6qd]

thank goodness colours are global too - yellow blue bus!

[@peepmam]

tbm so com a diferença de ser portuguesa kk

[@crownballs]

Mr worldwide

[@intellectualelite143]

Так держать! ✊

[@yanickmartins5183]

Eu também hahahahahha vim aqui aprener por que to lendo o livro do dostoievski

[@inna256]

Why am I watching this? I'm russian)))))

[@drenica97]

Inna Ushakova I don't know!

[@dysurn]

Ono i vidno)0))0

[@valeriiabondarieva5871]

Stupid question

[@babushka971]

Inna Ushakova And I)))

[@АлександрШушарин-п7щ]

Ahahaha same here

[@DarkShadow-gd2cr]

Мама: Выучи английский. Я: Смотрю, как выучить русский.

[@lileternity9030]

+

[@marshmallow7628]

бля, жизнь😂

[@lgnomestudio9562]

Жиза

[@ЕлизаветаАлишевич]

Это да

[@ПолинаЧебанооваа]

Ахах жиза

[@user-kseniadre]

Забавно смотреть такие видео изучая английский, это как заглянуть в параллельную вселенную😊

[@kateriishna6267]

1000000000000000

[@bagz1420]

Никто не подметил, что у Марины очень хорошее произношение. Мне даже легче понимать такую английскую речь с меньшим проглатыванием звуков и четкой дикцией.

[@gorggorgovich]

Чертовски прав, друг!

[@Ifyouwantyoucan2]

Это не говорит о хорошем произношении, ведь в англоязычных странах не говорят так - у них каша во рту и эту кашу надо понимать

[@sashamotorin2441]

Подметили-подметили!)) Марина-мололец!!!

[@pretty_lazy]

@@Ifyouwantyoucan2 каша во рту слышна только нетренированому уху или человеку, который не знает или почти не знает языка. Англоговорящие имеют очень хорошую артикуляцию и говорят очень четко.

[@azzasoussi806]

I learned how to say "My cats don't eat eggs" thanks Duolingo..

[@katiezharova2423]

Oh, such a useful phrase! But not so true, I guess cats wouldn't mind

[@sergeyeremin8945]

Мои коты/кошки не едят яйца?

[@Soy_boy-by8ez]

SAAAMEE FAAAM 🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisallman3169]

So your cats don't eat eggs hmmm do you

[@АлексейКолосов-л8ю]

Мой кот не ест яйца

[@CharliMorganMusic]

The "yes no maybe" is very interesting because in American English, we have phrases that are "yeah, no" and "no, yeah," which mean "no" and "yes," respectively. So cool that other languages do this, too!

[@danielgzz8874]

I remember an intro song of Malcolm in the Middle serie, which has that phrase... - yes, no, maybe, idk, can you repeat the question?.... So, I got confused... it does exist or not?

[@Szpadelek]

In Polish we also have something like that. Yes = Tak, No = Nie, but we can say “No” (slightly different pronunciation, without this “w” at the end) to say “yes, and “no nie” to say “no”, and when someone did sth wrong, we can say they did sth “nie tak” 😂

[@ЛарисаЕрмолаева-б8ц]

@@Szpadelek “nie tak” прикольно, по-русски: сделал не так.

[@djspoonman13]

As a native Russian, I couldn’t resist. Just a little bit of clarification here. When we say “Da net navernoe“ (that “yes no maybe“), actually “da“ here does not mean “yes“. The thing is that not only “da“ has several meanings, but also it can amount to different parts of speech. For instance, “da ladno?“ (“Oh really?“). Here “da“ is not an exclamation (interjection) but a particle instead. Or it can be a conjunction that replaces “and.” Consider this: “Ivan da Dmitry.” Literally this means “Ivan and Dmitry,” although using “da” instead of “and” adds a touch of folklore, cause it’s a bit old-fashioned. The same thing with “da net navernoe”: it’s not really “yes no maybe,” because “da” here means “well.” So “da net navernoe” resembles “well, not really” or “yeah, no,” if I get it right.

[@апвлвлыд]

Привет, я из России, ищу американцев для общения. Могу помогать с русским и отвечать на ваши вопросы 😊✨ всем удачи в изучении нашего, довольно сложного языка

[@AgentAngel7]

Русский действительно сложно выучить, потому что у нас очень много различных фразеологизмов, речевых оборотов, падежей, склонений и т.д. Но, я обожаю смотреть на счастливые лица иностранцев, которые смогли освоить русский! Это победа, ребят❤️

[@YarichinBitchClub]

Мы не используем так часто фразеологизмы,как это делают англоговорящие

[@AgentAngel7]

@@YarichinBitchClub ну как сказать... Зависит от человека

[@moon_lr]

а также Казнить, нельзя помиловать Казнить нельзя, помиловать. а ещё причастия и деепричастия, наречия и краткие прилагательные

[@yuriyk9937]

Не согласен, мне вообще легко дался русский к изучению. Английский тяжелее.

[@Yuliya_Darozhka]

Им сносит башню от наших глаголов движения.)

[@ClayDavid]

Thank you. I am French and I am working with Russian co-workers. I felt that this video helped me tremendously. I was able to practice, replaying the video for my pronunciation, and my co-workers felt honored that I spoke their language. I brought them into the conference room and played the video for them, as I am valiantly trying to connect. I played the video and they cheered. I am saying that this is a good video for co-workers. I read the comments, not very polite, but I can say, humbly, thank you.

[@moacyrjetpilot]

Clay David Don’t worry guy, I’m Brazilian and the way some people have interacted each other won’t make myself surprised anymore! Be polite with those whom deserve and get the best part YT can give! Ohh, I’m trying to learn some Russian, too! BR.

[@katiezharova2423]

Very nice of you to try and speak Russian. Good luck

[@coldwarsarge7592]

Marina, your presentation is superb! I am a disabled, shut-in veteran who loves indulging in the various cultures of the world. Currently, I am studying the former Soviet Union. I took Russian in college and your conversational approach really helped me get back in the swing of things! большое спасибо! 😁

[@subrat_69]

Привет братан

[@VladimirLenin24]

А какая ваша родная страна? Интересно узнать

[@girl9551]

Мы очень-очень рады, что вам интересна наша страна и культура!

[@MsPopiha]

Удачи Вам))

[@bababooey2436]

Yellow Blue Bus I said this to my 'friend' (who is russian) and he smiled!

[@ramondutch1009]

AweeeeeeEEEeEEEEEEEe that's so cute!!!

[@averygoodfantasticname4206]

I said the n word to my friend (who is black) and he punched me

[@Trubel2146]

@@averygoodfantasticname4206 XD

[@paracosmic.spirit]

I said this to my crush ( not russian ) she said me NANI !?

[@bababooey2436]

@@paracosmic.spirit I hope you are not who I think you are.. Cause I actually said that to my other friend and I answered, "NANI?!"

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

Сижу 5 минут повторяю за этой очаровательной милашкой и вдруг понимаю, что уже знаю русский, а в школе было 5 по нему 🤔

[@svalent1728mi]

Хехе, да. Тоже было 5 по русскому (да и сейчас, на первом курсе, всё ещё), я сюда зашёл английский послушать, быть может, это пойдёт мне на пользу.

[@ЛюдмилаПырочкина-м2и]

Ты ей бы дал?)

[@egornoch4978]

Ахах посдедний вопрос никуда просто

[@2ksleezy]

Nobody: Me at 3am: ok time to learn a foreign language

[@stanislavsl6684]

Что такое лангуаге

[@corninyourpoop]

Lol why are we like this

[@prottoyroy83]

Bruh, It's exactly 3 AM here. tomorrow I have an exam :v and IDK what am i doing here

[@shonniehartz5489]

It’s 7am and I have been up all night: let’s learn Russian for no reason.

[@liaaa.4873]

OHHH SAMEEEE

[@sofiavolkova6317]

Наверное это было самое странное и в то же время крутое видео. Так непривычно смотреть как кто-то на английском объясняет русский, обычно все наоборот) Большое спасибо

[@muriloaugusto8559]

Sofia Volkova true!

[@the_translating_puree]

Actually, when Russians say "Да нет ,наверное" in this phrase "да" is a simple interjection. "Да" has four meanings: -"and"(as conjunction) -"but"(as conjunction) - "yes"(particle to confirm) -"well"(as an interjection) Often we use "да" instead of "well", when we want to make a little pause to think about a question.Therefore, this phrase you can translate like: Well, probably no.( You mean that you have a possibility but including all circumstances you won't go. You're not sure, so you say "probably"(you have possibility) and "no/not"(including all circumstances)

[@НадеждаШестакова-ш1я]

@SCB-20 Krishnadwaipayan Mitra спасибо за объяснение! Не люблю перевод этого выражения, данный в видео.

[@ВикторияХаргривз-в3ш]

Вы молодец, все правильно описали, в видео не так сказали, ну да ладно....

[@JonSonMus]

харэ тут распинаться, кто бы про энглишь так пояснял ...

[@aarushichamoli1229]

I really don't get it

[@fido8288]

In English, that would be, "Well, probably not"

[@miramara9285]

Я сначала даже не поняла, что Вы знаете русский. Я рада знать русский язык, потому что существует столько классного контента на этом языке. At first I did not understand further that you know Russian. I am glad to know Russian language because there is so much great content in this language ♡

[@alexkukharuk9579]

Господи, я бы никогда не выучил русский! Не думал, что это так сложно звучит со стороны :)

[@bradenross4182]

Alex Kukharuk i dont speak mexican.

[@bib5570]

ну а чо хотел?

[@Девочка2-ф8ф]

Щито поделать десу.

[@muriloaugusto8559]

Alex Kukharuk no

[@heraldtyr6198]

@@bradenross4182 Lingua non mexicana est, sed Ruthenica.

[@angelomacalong3230]

I am a Filipino and love to learn the Russian language. God bless you, Marina!!❤

[@elizabethagrest6546]

It's so pleasant when foreigns learn your language❤️

[@saynoquietly4635]

забавно :) русский не такой трудный как кажется

[@Мяфк]

Фух, я то уж думала тут только рус комментарии будут..)))

[@r45her]

@@saynoquietly4635 да нет наверное

[@kkakameori]

same. filo out here learning russian. good luck to us lol

[@vusy912]

1:50 - на самом деле фраза имеет смысл и вполне себе переводиться на английский как "well, maybe no". Потому-что "да" это не только утвердительня частица, но и междоимение, сочинительный союз и многое другое в зависимости от контекста.

[@DartHusein]

Отлично, там люди с ума сходят от падежей, приставок и от буквы Ы, а вы решили еще больше усложнить?)

[@crazymelomanka]

именно)

[@Olga-de3ru]

​@@DartHuseinА что с ума от "ы" сходить тем, кто "лы" произносит вместо "ли", да и половину других сочетаний согласного с "и"? Если скажешь "lift", "little", "silk", - вот тебе и "ы", а в "wisdom" у Битлов их сразу две.

[@katerinakate]

@@DartHusein🤣🤣🤣

[@Evergreen0021]

Большое спасибо, из Шотландии! я учу русский около 2 лет. я думаю, что твоë видео великолепное. правдв.

[@marcuszetterstrom323]

Большое спасибо из Швеции 🙏🏻 🇷🇺🇸🇪

[@Natashanjka]

Привет Швеции из России.

[@vanek2793]

Привет, blyat

[@motikom]

@@vanek2793 Ванек, не матерись

[@jjackiepp]

@@vanek2793 vanek zakroi rot please

[@LightWeightBaby01]

@@jjackiepp Poor Vanya...

[@CharliMorganMusic]

I love the Russian language. It's really been growing on me this last year. 🇺🇲 ❤️

[@amoeba1234]

Hii! Maybe you want to practice russian? I want to find someone to practice english (my native language is russian)

[@ChrisNeil113]

going to Russia has always been a dream of mine. im certain that Russia will be the safest place on earth in near future..

[@miramara9285]

♡♡♡

[@КазыргетМадыбулаевич]

@@ChrisNeil113 good joke😄

[@ChrisNeil113]

@@КазыргетМадыбулаевич i hope you remember that joke when there is nothing left and you are running towards Russia as a refugee.

[@an-zhe]

Смотрю на приятное видео, где объясняется русский на английском, чтобы выучить английский. Прекрасное аудирование

[@pattycandle3596]

Hi from France ! Thank you for this video. Russian is really complicated but it's fun to discoved ! Spaseeba ! 😃

[@nadya6050]

Hello! You are from France! I want to visit your country, but I can't now :(

[@ЮрийТеплов-д1е]

bonjour, comment ça va ? Je veux apprendre français parse j'aime ta pays !!!

[@EkstaziMdma]

Спасеееба:Р ору

[@leforlo7821]

Patty CANDLE спасееба 😂

[@beauclair7621]

Patty CANDLE Hi there, I’m from France and I want to say thank you to all of you. You’re so cool and I’m learning your langage. Your beautiful langage

[@yuuri9064]

I'm not even learning Russian right now, but (like any language lover) I couldn't resist this video! I love the way Russian sounds and hope I'll get to it sometime! The format was really easy to follow and your explanations were, too. The way you communicated everything was delightful and this video just flew by for me. Большое спасибо!

[@sunnierjewel115]

Even tho she’s from Russia, she’s got a real good English accent

[@joejitsu034]

Lmao no she hasn’t. She speaks great English but sounds exactly like a Russian 👍

[@zsam648]

joejitsu034 lol no her accent is very small, i have a russian family, her Anglophone accent is very accurate

[@xx_ratfucker321_xx2]

Yes

[@goatwarrior3570]

@@joejitsu034 Are you kidding? Some Ruskis I know sound nothing like this girl. "Okay so in Russian language zee firzt zing you gonna wanna say eez Cyka Blyat I am lozing my bear where eez he gone?".

[@ruggy-qk4gq]

Yea she barley got one

[@Trumpetdoc88]

Thank you for this video… my girlfriend is from Minsk and I’m learning how different the culture there is from the US. Yes, you are right, when they say, “how are you” in Russian, they really want to know “how are you?” … and so much more!!!

[@karl7849]

Я просмотрел почти весь ролик, выучил русский, как бальзам на душу.

[@MEHTbl_MHE_HE_KEHTbl]

я забыл...

[@scottnathan2912]

Is there more then one foam of the English word, I or I'm in Russian just like there is for the English words, my and yours, in Russian?

[@mlorencetti1]

Just love that Russian culture is not okay with just "I'm fine" and their "how are you" is so genuine.

[@juliab3326]

Central and Northern Europeans are the same. If you ask a question, they'll answer honestly.

[@Azrudi]

This is such a well made video! Thank you. I'm surprised I already know all of those phrases, yes even da nyet navirna. But I did learn one new phrase : Fuuu! haha. So interesting. You speak English so well that when you switched to Russian, I thought wow she speaks Russian so clearly but then I remembered oh of course, that's her native tongue!

[@English.with.parisa]

Russian is a harmonious and beautiful language that you will learn it quickly if you have perseverance and interest.

[@notofthisworld5267]

You’re right. I’m on month 3 of learning it, and doing well. That said, I’ve dedicated 6 hours a day to learning it. The more you hear, wrote, and exposed to it-the better. Пока

[@апвлвлыд]

Привет, я из России, ищу американцев для общения. Могу помогать с русским и отвечать на ваши вопросы 😊✨ всем удачи в изучении нашего, довольно сложного языка

[@counterfeit9187]

@@notofthisworld5267 damn 6 hours a day is a hell of motivation

[@yarikfiklisov7601]

I'm glad to see your progress! Good luck!

[@gilbertomedrano3744]

Mhmm

[@mariapozdnysheva1735]

* я в три часа ночи: смотрю видео на английском, как говорить по - русски

[@ВячеславШляхов-л5с]

в 5 утра)

[@ЖаннаИванова-р9ж]

Santa Maria 2:25

[@kagamichan2728]

Жиза, чувак

[@kalinageorgiev]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@nafisanigmatova7593]

Lol у меня стока домашки...а я сижу и смотрю даже не знаю почему...

[@VishnuVarthan-ZappyLad]

I am Tamilan(தமிழ்) State from SouthIndia(India) I love to learn Russian Language learning letters 🙏 Tqsm for your video now I can speak some useful Russian words 👍 I began to watch some Russian movies like Stalker sptunik 🙂 *Огромное спасибо*

[@Wivern11]

Tqsm...Господи...

[@FerdinandGamelin]

​@@Wivern11 😂😂😂

[@Mr.Pluviophile]

@@FerdinandGamelin what's funny ?

[@stevensmith2482]

Thank you so much for the great video and all the positive energy! It made learning some Russian really fun!

[@kampfstarkerrichter6676]

Time : 11:21 pm, i have to get up early tomorrow my brain: "perfect time to learn rusaian!"

[@soupiratethesoup6161]

SO RELATABLE

[@AddiShae]

LFMAO

[@adityarahardian2435]

Damn rusaian is my favorite language

[@MalikaLeo]

🤣👏🏻

[@mizabprasetyo6164]

Hahaha

[@Колхозник-з3ф]

Хороший видео урок, качественный. Я сразу по русски заговрил. правда я на нём с рождения говорю, но... ....лайк

[@ПРО100Я-ф6м]

Я тож

[@low-keyforce7204]

я не понимаю

[@aleksandragureva4479]

Ахахаааа

[@kuba9250]

Вообще-то я из России, и я посмотрел это видео:🗿🗿🗿

[@найна-ь5я]

аахах дааа

[@danco1968]

I know just a few words in Russian. I would love to know Russian. Thank you for making this video. Spasiba.

[@danco1968]

I subscribed to your channel and clicked on the bell to receive updates.

[@alexoffice555gmailco]

Does Russian sound smooth when you hear it or rough

[@СофияЧех-й9л]

О, вы из Англии? 😂

[@alexoffice555gmailco]

@@СофияЧех-й9л Я из молдовы

[@ich_bin_ich525]

who needs help learning English here is my instagram - instagram.com/stanislavafanasev1397/?hl=ru

[@gerymaesvandevorst1646]

I went to Russia for 3 days few weeks ago, it was one of my best experiences, Moscow is beautiful, Red Square, Basilic, the people, decided to learn your language, not easy started yesterday, very nice of you, spaciba. 😊 I will go back again soon.

[@randalllionelkharkrang4047]

Im going for my master's in russia in a couple of months. I thought I can just easily pick up some phrases, but judging by my progress. I'm screwed 😂. Great content . Thanks for this.

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

Not sure if you're already on your masters, but if my studies in China are anything to go by, you'll pick the language up very quickly if you just talk to locals as much as possible. I believe in you!

[@aaronandrade7888]

So how are doing now?

[@thomastran2550]

Update pls

[@Anonimus-5678]

Как дела?

[@randalllionelkharkrang4047]

UPDATE: I'm at a moscow airport returning back to my home country with my masters. My Russian still sucks balls.

[@amitsinghiaf9100]

I follow you everywhere. Because you teach English language and I thought same that you are from America. But, today, I was shocked by hearing that you are Russian. "Impressive" Thank you, Madame

[@athletemusician8098]

I can now proudly go to Russia only saying "YELLOW BLUE BUS" wherever I go in the city. 😂😂😂

[@mlsterlous]

the problem is, you'll never hear anybody saying this in russia, only in movies. Firstly because Вас (Vas) is a formal way to say "you", and noone talks like this nowadays, maybe 100 years ago... And secondly, do you often hear someone in USA or Europe saying "I love you" on the street? Maybe when you see a loving couple, then yes. But in russian it will be "Ya lyublyu tebya", the informal version of "Ya lyublyu vas", which you'll only hear in old movies or theaters.

[@deadmorose8613]

Любому наглоговорящему достаточно просто представиться: "Peace Duke" и это будет отражать его сущность...

[@emigrant4life]

@@deadmorose8613 ruso-rasisto

[@deadmorose8613]

@@emigrant4life kaklo-holuino

[@IceExplorer548]

@@mlsterlous that's a nice insight into how the actual Russian conversation goes like . Spaseeba

[@Ерь-е6е]

A quick correction if you are confused: “Da” doesn’t always mean yes. It also plays a role of “emphasizer” of emotionality in a sentence. In the phrase “Да нет наверное” it points out the uncertainty. So in this case “Да” would mean “Well” and other part goes as “Maybe not/no” without changes. To recap, its literal meaning is “Well no maybe”. Also “Da” can even mean “And”.

[@dermothoran1814]

Hello Marina. I really liked your presentation of the Russian language! I especially liked the way you communicated the lovely sounds of your language. I hope to start practicing, here in Ireland, over the next few months. Thanks again, from an ex-New Yorker. Xx.

[@andrevj6644]

большое спасибо за это видео. Я только вчера начал учиться, так как хочу понимать русский язык, чтобы учиться у русских людей. Мне нравятся позитивные эмоции, которые вы излучаете в этом видео. и я узнал много спасибо еще раз.

[@namebokunorobloxhalf5544]

По речи такое чувство будто ты его изучаешь уже больше чем 1 день (единственное тут нет всех запятых)

[@ALobosvet]

@@namebokunorobloxhalf5544 так мб переводчиком пользовался

[@umka_story]

@@namebokunorobloxhalf5544 Гугл транслэйт творит чудеса :)

[@richardcastle790]

​@@namebokunorobloxhalf5544коммент 😂😂😂😂

[@egornoch4978]

​@@namebokunorobloxhalf5544да срать на них😂

[@emilyeckert2707]

Большое спасибо. Моя лучшая подруга русская, и я пытаюсь лучше выучить русский, чтобы однажды ее удивить. She has taught me a little bit but I am trying every resource I can😭

[@ernstkrudl4895]

Have been to Russia many years ago Moskva and St. Peterburg, which is an awesome city. You did a perfect video job. In the 70ies I learned for 3 years Russian in school, and now I try to revive it. You present a very active positive energy. My russina is a little rusty, so to have the Latin transcription too is very helpful-

[@arsenart]

Sometimes I watching your English channel for improve my English skills )). So, I can say that your pronunciation and the manner of speech became much more similar to native English speakers! Bravo Marina and thank you for this video!!!

[@deddyapriantobandjar6641]

Arsen Arutyunyan woww ... seems like me dude,,, your name like Arsenal former manager ... ARSEN i luv it 👍

[@ppppssn]

Arsen Arutyunyan да вы заебали, она из россии

[@堀内重信-w3f]

baby steps, good try :D

[@rajendrabiswas]

russian women are so naturally beautiful

[@artforjoyofficial]

Indeed, man. I moved to Singapore and realized that most of russians are super beautiful. Miss beautiful people here :(

[@vanbok1652]

Ты прав как тысячи чертей son of any some same bitches))))))

[@МарияБызова-б1г]

Rajendra Biswas haha,I agree,because I’m Russian girl

[@-antitruthx2479]

That's why I married a Ukrainian woman I met in Kiev.

[@Nevozvrat911]

Strongly disagree, but tastes differ. And NEVER Ukrainian!

[@МурадАбеидиа]

Здравствуйте. Меня зовут Мурад.Я из Алжира. Это интересное видео. Мне нравится Русский язык и русская литература.

[@vladko2008]

Perfect frase in russsian! There is no mistakes!

[@leftsidedrive6576]

@@vladko2008 But missing space after “Мурад” is mistake.

[@5pid3rman80]

Just learning Ryssian... I understood almost all of that!

[@Yasser-mf9nb]

Вы из алжера?

[@onkartiwari8381]

Abeidia Mourad am onkar

[@JuliasEnglishNotes]

Marina, this is a super cool video! First, I didn't want to watch it because I thought "well, I am Russian, it wouldn't be interesting to me")) But I checked it and I was amased how awesome it was) When I was watching it I thought: "Wow, judging by what she's saying Russia is cool, I definetely want to visit it" and then I remembered that I am already there :D If I was a foreigner I would go to Russia immediately after watching this video )))

[@ACTUALLYRICH]

That’s actually always been one of my dreams and bucket list wishes, to move to Russia and learn my heritage and language!

[@Anonimus-5678]

Good luck! Greetings from Russia!

[@ЮлияКузнецова-г3щ7о]

У вас все получится!

[@victorialynn666]

I love how excited she is to talk in her language and about her culture 🥰

[@Derjodou]

I love how excited you are to talk about her being excited

[@ishantmehta3838]

Yellow blue bus 😂😂😆😆 can u give ur contact no. ... WhatsApp no.

[@munmunbhowmik8630]

@@Derjodou I love how excited you are to comment about Victoria Lynn being excited.

[@Derjodou]

@@munmunbhowmik8630 i love how excited you are to talk about me talking about someone being excited

[@arunsoni2799]

Hi

[@Liam-cv6sk]

Thank you for this content. I'm learning Russian so this will be of some help in convincing my fierce Byelorussian teacher that I am serious about my study. Thank you once again.

[@anzhelikanishik3828]

Марина, смотрела не сомкнув веки!Ты таааак интересно рассказываешь😂😂😂😍😍😍Смотрела сначала только русский канал, а сейчас и английский и это реально круто и интересно!У тебя отлично получается!Продолжай в том же духе!

[@thethreeamigos2842]

Anzhelika Nishik hi

[@anzhelikanishik3828]

Bob Butt hello

[@maxwellkwadwobosea6794]

Anzhelika Nishik добавить меня на vk vk.com/id414888861

[@muriloaugusto8559]

Anzhelika Nishik totally agree

[@vincentpou733]

Help me speak russian

[@bobsears1710]

Большое спасибо, Марина! Удивляюсь, как замечательно вы говорите по-английски, либо по акценту, либо со речью!

[@rjjr7064]

""Da nyet navernoye" is the english version of Yeah probably not"

[@undefeated_romantic1692]

Задрали с этим примером. "Да" здесь не согласие. Это усилительная частица, как в "Да здравствует!", например. А еще "да" может быть соединительным союзом: "парни да девушки". Запомните уже, наконец, что у "да" много значений и широкое применение, согласие в котором занимает самую мизерную часть.

[@zloyalex811]

@@undefeated_romantic1692 точно, например ,,Иван да Марья,,да равно союзу и,это идёт ещё с древнерусского

[@firsttryop]

@@undefeated_romantic1692 а я чаще говорю "та нет наверное"

[@MaksymMinenko]

Rather "Well, probably not."

[@kyndread71]

"Yes, No, Maybe So...."

[@marc5880]

Я реально удивлён. Отличная работа. Обычно англоговорящие не стараются над акцентом. "Драствути я ошень рашн шеловеек". А тут прямо будто земляка слушаю.

[@Александр-д3ъ9ц]

Марина не англоговорящая))

[@richiecuzzz1]

Bol Shoye Spaseeba!!! Ever since I was a kid I've been fascinated by Russian culture and the sound of their language. Growing up I was friends with a Russian kid the same age as me who moved to the U.S. during the 90s and he used to teach me words for 10 cents haha. I'm trying to teach myself so I can have a general conversation with someone who speaks Russian. Also, Russian women are absolutely beautiful!

[@fullspeedahead484]

даже не скрывай то, что ты захотел посмотреть на мучения англичан, как они учат наш язык

[@ДулатКабдыкаримов]

:)

[@ИгыриБогдан]

Ага

[@alikhan_aleke]

)

[@volkolin611]

А я и не скрываю

[@mukrum]

О даа, вот я изучаю английский... Ну вот сложно, вот хочу посмотреть, как они учат наш язык 👌😁

[@julliet7538]

Im just trying to learn russian because i think it sounds beautiful.

[@polishal]

I can help you?

[@AxelBlazeGG]

@@polishal what about me

[@bennuask2611]

This is funny you say that because I I myself did not want to learn it because it sounded unattractive to me. It sounded like Spanish to me, that is without melody. Since I don't even know what Spanish sounds like, because it is my native language, it was kind of idiotic for me to think. At any rate, after hearing this lady, I am hooked. Russian, here I come!

[@SquallyParkour]

Me too!

[@polishal]

@@julliet7538 talk to you in Russian.

[@Shadow7444]

Just watched this for late night viewi ng before going to bed. I think it is very good. I took Russian at school and also took it for a year at university as one of my first year subjects. This was 47 years ago. Have had to use it a couple of times over the years, on a trip to Moscow and later Bulgaria. This video was very much a refresher and I was amazed by how much I remember. I love the language.

[@lindamoorie8861]

I'm from the UK and this is my first lesson in Russian. Bol'shaye spaseeba.

[@prepper_nation_h]

I still love your older Russian language & culture videos. You did such a great job with them that they still seem fresh.

[@AC-hj9tv]

I learned so much more Russian in this one video than through some podcasts. I love how you include media clips of native speakers. Keep it up!

[@WojtekAdvertising]

Very well done! I am Polish and I used to speak Russian quite well (participated in language competitions), and this is a nice refresher. Great job!

[@abemisty]

Hi this video was so amazing keep up the good work I love Russia so much

[@nott.54]

Yellow blue bus all Russians 😚😚

[@saylaun3797]

In Russia only dirty bus

[@Jpg3197]

Don't drag politicsl in

[@misterxyz5958]

@@saylaun3797 really? Can you show me pictures of them?

[@misterxyz5958]

Can you put it in Russian alphabet?

[@alancosta8633]

In soviet russia the take bus you

[@earlnoriega7701]

I've worked on the seas for many years with Russians, Belarus, Lithua, Latvians and Ukrainians. Basically Slavianski, and I enjoy it when they teach me Russian because English is not much spoken. And it helps us carry out things daily. Spaseeba

[@drakodz8427]

Today i want to learn russian i'm going to start by learning how to say hi hi in russian = zdravstvujtye Taking my bagguette and leaving slowly

[@vegansoccernerd3294]

Get duolingo on the app store до свидания 👌

[@sleepyheaddd7446]

@@vegansoccernerd3294 do svidaniya? What is that?

[@VanDeSam69]

@@sleepyheaddd7446 Goodbye

[@Emseeskwair]

I have been practicing my pronounciation recently, this video has helped me out a ton! Спасибо

[@kellengall4907]

This is extremely helpful, I’ve been studying and plan to travel to Russia and appreciate your time making this video. :)

[@Wivern11]

Bad time for trip in Russia. I am so ashamed of actions of my country :(((((

[@S.I.B.E.R.I.A]

​@@Wivern11 Russians are ashamed of you.

[@Nasi61843]

Когда выучил несколько новых слов в английском, смотря урок для изучения русского:

[@ekaterinasesss19]

Жиза🤣

[@xx_ratfucker321_xx2]

Me and my cousin are learning how to speak and write Russian. We hope to go to Russia one day and I would like to say thank you for teaching this

[@theengineer_0]

Same here

[@zloyalex811]

Welcome to Russia

[@xx_ratfucker321_xx2]

@@zloyalex811 hi lemme get aaaaaahhh TWO SHOTS OF VODKA

[@zloyalex811]

@@xx_ratfucker321_xx2 of course, even morе if you want!!!))I also can teach Russian very well,if someone needs it

[@theengineer_0]

@@xx_ratfucker321_xx2 LETS GET MORE, LETS DRINK MORE 😄

[@jeanludy8928]

I was born in Brazil and i study english for internet And I've been studying English for while , through of internet, and now i decide study russian too, and simply i am loveing it...

[@egornoch4978]

Чувак, тебе придётся тяжело, русский - это ад) но не для меня ыхыха) для носителя)

[@paulamartinas7503]

I really enjoy your videos, you share some information about russian culture that you can't find elsewhere, I studied russian in school a few years but I need to work more to rember what I have learned thank you for helping me brush up and inspire to get back to learning...Marina I love how you explain to all people your culture, you totally rock!

[@johnroberts9620]

Greetings from Russia and best of luck to you with the studies.

[@midxs5437]

Some shortcuts 4 essentials. 0:49 Hi Preevyet 1:30 Yes Da 1:33 No Nyet 1:36 Maybe Navernya 1:51 yes no maybe Da nyet navernya 2:24 I love you yallo blue vas 3:29 Good to see you Rad tiba vedeet 4:44 how are you KaK dela 5:01 well horshowa 5:08 Awesome prekrasna 5:22 Not bad neploha 5:35 thank you Spasseba 5:41 What's your name kak vas zavoot 5:55 what's your name Kak teeba zavoot 6:03 my name is menya zavoot 7:03 thank you so much bal showa spasseba 7:26 No worries nya jas sta 7:30 Excuse me isveneetya 8:29 idk Russian Ya ploha gavaru pa russka 8:49 What shta 9:23 cool awesome klass or kruta 13:13 goodbye dasveedaneya 13:19 bye paka 13:24 goodnight spakoinye noche

[@DarkLightProjector]

KAIDZEUS BEATS Wish I would have seen this earlier!

[@ПарвинаУсманова-я5у]

Are not u lazy to do such a list 😂👍

[@qregy7085]

what a g

[@giantgiants756]

l wish more comments were like this thank you.

[@midxs5437]

You're welcome, Use Duolingo to take you language learning skills to the next level trust me it's worth it.

[@marcioluiz6708]

Estou feliz que já conhecia 95% das expressões. É muito fácil compreender você. Um forte abraço.

[@Anonimus-5678]

Удачи!

[@jonvladimirtsev3002]

great channel ... and you are so charismatic ... 🇷🇺🇺🇲

[@РустамГасанов-г2п]

с таким красивым преподавателем я готов выучить русский язык заново

[@movetorich-6063]

О да)

[@ШариктыБалбес-ч8с]

Я только после процедуры в постели с ней)))

[@jackkeeney2813]

I was part of a team traveling to Russia (in and around St Petersburg) the summer of 1998 --- we went over primarily to share the Gospel message. I really, really enjoyed meeting students (mostly young adults; but some older too)! As well, meeting people casually around the area sightseeing. I'm surprised how I still remember a few Russian words and phrases.

[@real2806]

Praise God I was there with Time Square Church in August of 1996.

[@johnfits2424]

Ooh that’s great!! How did the people react to the gospel message?

[@counterfeit9187]

why would u spread ur gospel message at our christian orthodox land like we are some pagans who need salvation?

[@ale-ole-yes]

@@counterfeit9187 да это западные дикари, возомнившие о себе невесть что.

[@Anonimus-5678]

I advise you to visit Moscow, it's very interesting there.

[@mkmaudsley8381]

I have just started learning Russian..this was a huge help. Thanks from the UK 🤟🏻

[@Marat_Kazey]

Did you start learn cases in Russian? :)

[@mkmaudsley8381]

@@Marat_Kazey not yet. I’m just working on basic greetings and things like that

[@thunderkiss6996]

I'm writing a book where my main character is Russian, and your phrases are going to bring out more pop to my writing. Thank you for the awesome video.

[@kirillkhokhlov8005]

Лол, сейчас бы будучи русским базовый русский подучить

[@Леона-п1я]

ИДИАЛЬНО👌👌👌

[@ШариктыБалбес-ч8с]

JOTARO KUJO Говорит анимешник... ОМГ

[@arrishooooo_o]

Ихних, нету:)

[@dizer___]

Да полностью

[@Анастасия-ь3ъ8ю]

@@arrishooooo_o Мой внутренний гуманитарний умер. :'>

[@poseidon24ism]

I don't know why I suddenly fell in love with the Russian language after telling my friend three years ago that I would never study it. Вожи мой...

[@АльбинаДадашева-о7д]

Боже мой**)))))

[@lmerojl]

@@АльбинаДадашева-о7д 😂😂😂 я тоже хотел её поправить и смотрю что кто-то уже поправил 😂😂✊

[@zloyalex811]

You can do it,if you want easy

[@gilbertomedrano3744]

Me too

[@Shooshek]

Im Russian but I watched this video till the end😂👍🏻

[@diegoarmando9856]

Russian girls are so beautiful ...and your language sounds lit ....but really hard

[@vivekdhani5683]

Shooshek Hi i am from 🇮🇳 and my English is not fluently and I have not any speekar so let to improve English on whatsaap [phone] please interested people join

[@nastyaushakova7094]

Shooshek что?

[@_vijaysharma]

Shooshek why you like the girl??🤔🤔

[@_vijaysharma]

Russians are smart intelligent beautiful and sexy

[@toruhatanaka4691]

Your Video is the BEST Russian Lesson Video. Better than all other Russian KZbinrs. I am very disappointed that you made only few of them. Please Please make more. .

[@nittygritty5251]

The Russian language is very pleasant in the ears. I have a crush on this language. I just love it so so much. I wish to learn it someday

[@CharliMorganMusic]

I agree 🇺🇲❤️ it sounds wonderful

[@МарияИванова-ъ4б6я]

Oh that's so cool😍

[@МарияИванова-ъ4б6я]

Good luck to you

[@Anonimus-5678]

Удачи

[@bhaashatepe5234]

I am learning this language too .. please listen to their music, you will love them!

[@ireneogaldones3386]

I am a Filipino and teaching Foreign Language in college - Spanish and Greek. I am very much interested learning also Russian and French. English as a second language here helps a lot. Thanks to the lovely teacher. You are good at teaching.

[@hraphrap]

Phrase "ДА НЕТ НАВЕРНОЕ" is not really "YES NO MAYBE". Words in Russian have different meanings, in this case "ДА" is interjection, and "НАВЕРНОЕ" is not "MAYBE", it is "MOST LIKELY", because "НЕТ" (which was correctly translated by Marina =) as "NOT") enhances value of expression. So, you should translate this phrase as "well, most likely not". And sorry for my English...

[@gurupatikus]

probably the most exact explanation 👍

[@eziorus]

Бля ебать сложно так то

[@Mrfailstandstil]

не выйобуйся

[@КсюшаКолодцева]

Неужели это кто то написал

[@DNsith]

-- Двойное отрицание, в зависимости от языка, может означать как отрицание, так и утверждение. Но нет ни одного языка в мире, где бы двойное утверждение означало отрицание! -- Да конечно! -- Double negative can mean both positive and negative depending on language. And there are no language in whole world where double positive means negative! -- Yes of course! (that and "yes right now" "да щас/сейчас" in russian can mean no)

[@ChamindaNeelEkanayaka]

Hello ..marina U teach brilliant way and its very eazy to memories . Zpazeeba... ya vas liub luu ❤️❤️❤️

[@nicholasvongalahad8813]

I wish u were my language teacher :)

[@endiget1237]

@Orlando damnnnnn

[@hamedhaidari8658]

I wish she was my stepmom

[@jadorealissawhite-gluz5706]

@@hamedhaidari8658 bruh 😂

[@Fluxx_edits]

@Orlando вов

[@joshiewashe9486]

I wish I was a little bit taller

[@noahstabler3561]

Me to a pretty girl on the streets of Moscow in 3 months: “yellow blue bus”

[@utkarshsinha6607]

Bro! You Alive?

[@russianwithevgeniy]

🤣

[@theuntoldtruth888]

Lol

[@lewismacleod995]

Say ‘ya lyblu tvay siski’

[@goatwarrior3570]

Yellow blue bus Cyka.