Russian Present Tense | Verbs to Read and to Speak Conjugation

LIVE lessons every day at 8:00 AM Moscow time.
Scheduled Lessons every day at 7 PM Moscow time.
You can watch all the LIVE lessons here • LIVE LESSONS
Photo credit: pixabay
Watch most popular Videos on my Channel:
F**king Russian BAD Words • 168. F**king Russian B...
DO NOT say "Пожалуйста"! How to respond to Thank you in Russian language?
• 152. DO NOT say "Пожал...
150 Phrases Every Russian Beginner Must-Know • 99. 150 Phrases Every ...
100 Verbs Every Russian Beginner Must-Know • 104. 100 Verbs Every R...
50 Common Russian Phrases to use in Conversation • 75. 50 COMMON RUSSIAN ...
Lesson #1 The Alphabet • # 14 Lesson #1 The Alp...
Complete Vocabulary for A1 & A2 Levels • 124. Complete Vocabula...
30 Phrases related to Love & Romance • 80. 30 Phrases related...
Learn Russian with Songs • Learn Russian with Songs
MY SOCIAL MEDIA:
Instagram: @russianwithnastya
Facebook: / russianwithnastya
Twitter: @anastasiabatiri / anastasiabatiri
email: [e-mail]
If you want to support my channel:
PayPal - paypal.me/russianwithnastya
If you like my lessons, and would like to support me, you can buy me a coffee here:
ko-fi.com/russ...
Love,
Nastya xoxo
#russianlanguage #russianlessons #russianteacher #russianforbeginners

[@JaisonS-t6y]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@niyonkuruthierry3074]

Спасибо

[@shehanisachethana4288]

Thank you Nastya madam❤️

[@imranhossain3669]

Thank you madam

[@RehueXavierUrmenteVelasquez]

Thank youuuuu Nastya, greetings from Argentina

[@sreehariblogger]

Thank you so much

[@mdismailkhan-i7u]

Thanks ❤ mam

[@karenwickhorst8226]

Nastya, I really enjoy your lessons. In English they call it the present continuous if you use “to be” with the gerund (-ing) form if the verb. So, I AM READING (at this moment) versus I read now (in general, from time to time). If you say “I am reading Tolstoy,” for example, however, it can also mean that you are in the process of reading, but you are not doing it every moment in the present. So, I guess it’s tricky in English. Also, you can use the present continuous to mean the future in English: “I am going to the restaurant tonight.”

[@rajteshraj1034]

*Ваши видео уроки понять простойе. *Здесь 10 примери про настоящее время:* *1. Русский узнать очень сложный* *2. Я любимю слушать хиндисский, англисский, русский и коресский песни* *3. Это милая* *4. Вы красивая* *5. Я индисский* *6. Кремлин красивый* *7. Я любимю ваш учите метод* *8. Я не мочь остановю танцевать на это музыка* *9. Россия также имете хорошои музыкальные артисти* *10. Они счастливые* *Спасибо! Поддержка из Индия!* 😊😊

[@BahodirDolimov-r1j]

Useful

[@giurado6485]

All fun till you find these verbs: Жечь/to burn Тереть/ to rub Рисовать/to draw ПисАть/to write Бить/to beat Петь/ to sing Пить/ to drink Плакать/платить(to cry/to spend) Сесть(to sit down perfective)

[@narasimhuluragiri5332]

Пака пака good teaching

[@dadteaches]

So, in the case of 1. I love reading, only the first verb in the series of two verbs is conjugated?

[@MeeroGamer]

As you said we only conjugate the first verb and leave the second one unmodified, Such as: I love reading Я люблю читать We didn't say: Читатю ❌

[@SunHail8]

в русском можно выразить любое время... i've been reading this journal for 20 years == я читаю этот журнал уже 20 лет; i'm reading this book == я сейчас читаю эту книгу.

[@live_love1]

I love my prepadavateli

[@xaviercruzado3860]

Additional information: - читать (=to read) is an imperfective verb from the imperfective/perfective pair читать/прочитать. - говорить (to say) is an imperfective verb from the pair говорить/сказать.

[@harana6030]

Same as tamil grammer tense

[@ashrafdesign1334]

❤❤❤

[@elhdramietalibemoctar1553]

The language's Rasha is like The present in the Arabic Language Tha is interesting

[@arafathexpress5432]

Hello Mam

[@therealfacts4961]

I love Russians ❤😊 because there behaviour is as similar as every homosapien 😂❤❤❤❤