Russian Fairy Tale - The Bun (Bilingual Story in Russian and English)

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In this video, we´ll be learning Russian through stories. You´ll be reading a famous Russian Fairy Tale called The Bun (Колобок). You´ll see the parallel text in Russian and English. This is a bilingual story for beginners (level 1).
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Your voice modulations are wonderful. It's a pleasure to hear your reading of the story. Thank you! - Graciela

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Thank you for your kind words, Graciela!

[@DaltonRSDM]

The way she pronounced the word колобок, sounds like she's telling me to shut up in Brazilian Portuguese "cala boca" (shut your mouth), and I not going to lie, I laughed when I first opened the video and was listening to the history, because I felt like those silly elementary school children who laughs at fart jokes and things like that. I had fun, this is what language learning should be for all of us, and it is for me. I learned English fluently by having fun while playing video games, and now I found this channel because of her review of the new penguin Russian course, and I just ordered from Amazon like she herself mentioned, and in a few years I'm going to surely achieve fluency in Russian, and I'll learn Mandarin afterwards. I fell in love with this channel! You're doing a top notch service for the self taught language learners community! Language learning is a hobby of mine that I do it daily. I'm subscribed to the channel and I'll watch all your videos. This is Dalton Melo, I'm 27 years old, and I live in the the northerner state called "Pará" in a city capital called "Belém". Just a random guy trying to achieve fluency in Russian through this great and wonderful channel.

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Hahahaha that's too funny! Welcome and enjoy learning Russian :)

[@jordanwillian6936]

Another great video. Congratulations and thank you!! 🥰

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You are so welcome!

[@judithstuart9631]

Thank you! A grim and charming story!

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You´re very welcome, Judith!

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Thank you so much for all these efforts you are making to make us learn so awesomely!!!!💝💝😊😊🙏🙏💐

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Thank you for these lessons. You are the best. I will have shoulder surgery tuesday and then I will be bingeing on your videos. Thank you again for what you do, much love. P.

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[@YilmazDuzen]

Great way to learn a language. Thank you.

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You're welcome :)

[@GulzariNanda]

Great video. Thanks a lot

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You are welcome!

[@tammailer6054]

Thanks very much for this charming story, Kristina. Are some of these words obsolescent or rarely used in modern conversational Russian? That is something I have come across in some of Pushkin's tales.

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Yes, definitely. The story contains some outdated words and grammar constructions - сусек, сени, остудить, etc. This is common for all folk tales and Russian classics in general, not only for Pushkin´s work. The older the book, the more outdated the language. Recently I tried to adapt one of Pushkin´s stories for my students, and I had to re-write petty much every single sentence. The language was so outdated! At the end I quit in the middle because it was too much work, like writing my own book.

[@mulambo592]

AMAZING

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Thanks for watching!

[@pavelzhirinovsky5251]

Brilliant! Can you do a video of Жадная Шурочка book , please?

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Hmmm I don´t think I´ve read it

[@getschwifty4687]

Interesting, in my language(greek) kalabóki means corn

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Oh, really interesting! I didn´t know that

[@MohmmedAbdou]

Михаил Лермонтов Ашик-Кериб make video for this story

[@ytsangatsu]

спасиба

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Не за что!

[@mohammedsaid4024]

Что это такое! Правда это удивительно правда спасибо от моей души и желаю вам успехов и хорошего настроения и здоровья и бессомнение надеюсь больше и больше

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