Russian verbs of motion ИДТИ, ХОДИТЬ, ПРИЙТИ!

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Hello! I'm pretty sure that Russian VERBS OF MOTION - that's your favourite topic! Am I right? 🙈
I know, I know... it's not an appropriate question.
But I hope this video will help you with the most frequent Russian verbs of motion ИДТИ/ХОДИТЬ/ПОЙТИ.
Do you want more videos on Verbs of motion? Please, write about that in comments!
And of course if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.
My English is not perfect, I can hear the mistakes, but I hope you will excuse me 😅
Link to POEMS with verbs of motion - bit.ly/3wV5vUm
bit.ly/3g5UTeB
00:00| Introduction.
02:24| ИДТИ. Present form.
04:56| ХОДИТЬ. Present form.
08:58| ПОЙТИ. Present form.
14:31| ИДТИ. Past form.
15:58| ХОДИТЬ. Past form.
16:51| ПОЙТИ. Past form.
19:00| ИДТИ. Future form.
19:56| ХОДИТЬ. Future form.
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Very helpful, but kept waiting for ПРИЙТИ (video title) and for the perfect сходи́ть. Maybe in another video?

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Could I say “Я собираюсь пойти в кафе пешком”? Is it correct? Or I should say “Я собираюсь идти в кафе пешком”? Thank you so much.

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Он шёл/Она шла/Оно шло, is it ok? Спасибо.

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правильно

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А почему "Will she come?" будет на русском как " Она пойдёт?" а не " Она придёт?"?

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It can be both, depending on the context.

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Is there is a Cultural Need for so many Verbs of Motion ? H

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Лучше сказать: «поехать в Россию» 😊

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For what? Word so long in russian..reality nowadays we need simple language not with 10 or 18 tone for same word...it is trouble some

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