RUSSIAN FOR BEGINNERS. Lesson 4. Conjugation

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0:00 Intro
0:06 revision
2:33 conjugation
3:05 pronouns
3:21 change in endings
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Well done! Great examples.

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[@sylvaincardinal]

Very clearly explained, thank you. I suggest learning the present imperative at the same time as the present indicative (what we see in this video). For example : cheetat (to read) = cheetigh (tbl)! / cheetightyay (vbl)! = read!. In my "1 000 russian verbs" book written by Anatoly Tokmakov, the verb "oochit" means "to learn", not "to study".

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Yes, makes sense. Thank you! To learn would be a better translation, you are right.