Russian reflexive pronoun себя, how to say myself in Russian, the concept of self

[@Misspip1993]

You are the best. Seriously. I am sending you big hugs over the internet divide. You have taught me so much over the last year. Thank you.

[@mdshamim2529]

Большое спасибо Antonia Romaker... это полезно для меня

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Я рада, что урок понравился ;)

[@ERIC_THE_TEACHER]

You are One of The BEST/ Keep on doing what you are doing!!!! I like your videos! My best regards to your sister! )

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you very much! :)

[@paritoshsarkar9040]

I personally appreciate your efforts to teach Russian language through this way. Anyway it will be very helpful if you make a video relating to interrogative or relative pronouns and upload the same. Thank you very much!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! :) I will put the ideas into my to do list for later ;)

[@forrestgump1379]

Thanks Antonia, funny that I have learned more about English Language from Russians than from my school days (although these days were many years ago).

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are very welcome! It is funny :)

[@alisalem320]

Thank you so much Antonia

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are welcome! ;)

[@snehamusiclover1]

Thank u so much It helped me a lot God bless you 🙂

[@spanishconconsciencia23]

Thank you! very good and useful video

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are welcome! ;)

[@Хасанчи́к-ь4т]

спасибо BEST TEACHER

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Пожалуйста! :)

[@simontolson285]

Thank you - great video :-)

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are very welcome! ;)

[@naviiramgolam]

Thanks a lot :)

[@519forestmonk9]

This is very good! Can you sometimes do an explanation of Russian motion verbs? I find those very hard

[@AntoniaRomaker]

What do you want to know about them?

[@519forestmonk9]

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online I think it would be very helpful to hear some examples in English of when you use certain motion verbs.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Can you give examples of the verbs that confuse you?

[@Misspip1993]

I think maybe the meant “to come” “to go” “I went” “they arrived” “they got here” If that’s what they mean, I agree! ))) I would love a tutorial on verbs of motion..

[@forrestgump1379]

I looked thru some of your earlier videos, wow you have been doing this since you were 12 years old!!! Impressive. So when watching the video about your family дача and the garden, do you grown Corn? I have a corn field adjacent to my house, two purposes, feed my cattle and produce Alabama Hi-Test...; - ) Is moon-shining illegal in Russia?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

We don't grow corn actually, but my husband's family does a little ;) As for moonshining, it is illegal, why do you ask? :) p.s. what am I doing since I was 12? Study English?

[@forrestgump1379]

Well, of course, I should have clarified, making Language video's since you were 12 years old (it's intended as a funny since you have several years of videos). Corn whiskey might make trips to the country home more desirable.

[@thank1you244]

My teacher

[@areruben10]

Привет из Мексики

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Привет из России ;)

[@ТоликБолик-й3ь]

You had to translate to English:- Parents feel well themselves. Thanks for lessons

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You're welcome 😊

[@naveedesahar4249]

Thanks madam you didn't me whether education is free in Russia or not?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Partially yes, if you wanna study free you need to pass some exams and get really good results

[@jeffreyd508]

How do you know when a concept is simple in Russian? When the word 'only' has five forms. There are 57 ways to say 'this/that', 56 ways to say 'his/her'.....so jealous of your English students....."I went"...."she went".....'they went'......'you went'..........yawn....

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Yeah, well :)