Past Passive Participles II

[@ingni123456]

I've been doing and struggling with russian for 4 years now. I'm convinced you're a god.

[@russiangrammar]

The first few years are the hardest. (I've been at it for 35 years & I'm still learning.) Keep practicing, asking questions & exploring (explorerussian.com has nice resources), soon enough you'll join me in Olympus! ;)

[@RussianLanguagePodcast]

Прекрасное видео, Курт, молодец.

[@peterlonter9053]

awesome, very clear, thanks for these videos

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

This is some pretty amazing material ! HUGE progress being made quickly here. Thank you !

[@russiangrammar]

Пожалуйста! For more practice, I hope you'll take a look at my online course, which has comprehension checks embedded into the videos, as well as exercises, quizzes, and example sentences - really useful things that aren't possible at KZbin. www.tips4russian.com/courses/master-russian-participles/ There's a free sample lesson on present active participles at www.tips4russian.com/courses/master-russian-participles/ Registering at the site also gives access to courses on verbs of motion, cases, and more. :)

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

@@russiangrammar You are a hero. Thank you.

[@ErikaCastro4TruckerLife]

great video!

[@Swampertchamp]

Nice video like always! :)

[@russiangrammar]

Спасибо! :)

[@Swampertchamp]

Russian grammar Yeah, I'm about to go to college this semester and I'm finally gonna take a first ever Russian class. Can't wait!

[@russiangrammar]

That's great! Being part of a group in an organized course is incredibly helpful. But feel free to stop by here too with any questions.. or suggest that your classmates take a look. :)

[@elisabettamazzeo6784]

It would have been nice to have the examples translated

[@russiangrammar]

Hm.. you're right. :) 0:30 Here are the books that the professor bought. Here are the books bought by the professor. 0:60 Here are the problems that the students solved. Here are the problems solved by the students. 1:26 Here's the novel that the professor translated. Here's the novel translated by the professor. 1:45 How to find a smartphone that [they] stole in the metro How to find a smartphone stolen in the metro 2:40 Bread that [they] baked on December 32nd appeared in the Crimea. Bread baked on December 32nd appeared in the Crimea.

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

For this quality of work, you should be way more famous than the Beatles, Stalin, and Jesus Christ, combined. Seriously.

[@russiangrammar]

Cпасибо! But if I'm a good teacher, that's good enough for me. 😂