Russian verbs of motion

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[@Alfia]

Have a look at some more examples on verbs with prefixes in the community. Hope you've enjoyed this video and THANK YOU SO MUCH for watching and your kind words! I'm so inspired!

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[@marziakabiri3079]

Здравствуйте! Автобус (ПРИХОДИТ ) в восемь пятнадцать. Почему Приходит это нет для транспорт

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Автобус идёт или едет?

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I have watched this video several times. more than 5 times. I find it the best video that describes motion verbs in Russia.... great effort.

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[@Alfia]

Thank you so much! I'm so happy it's helpful!

[@gilbertcastro7621]

What do you mean. Im dying trying to understand the perfective and imperfective. Why we cannot use приходить here? Around 14:00 time Need help so bad. Ive been trying to understand this part for idk 30 mins or an hour, watch her video for imperfective and perfective, as well as "be fluent in russian channel" Man, shh woah. I cant really understand it. She said we cannot use perfective verbs for present actions, because it was completed. I get that. Imperfective for present tense, the action is not completed/yet. But why we cannot use приходить here?

[@simoneribeiro6760]

You finally made the verbs of motion so easy! That's amazing. Thank you very much!!!

[@tahaniahmedmahfouz2862]

Tatiene Explained Us Verb Of Motion Tatiene With Caughing?

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What smart and wonderful teacher. !!

[@Alfia]

Thank you so much 🥰 I'm happy you liked it;)

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[@Alfia]

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[@Alfia]

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[@Alfia]

Надеюсь, это видео помогло разобраться немного :)

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[@Alfia]

Очень здорово:)

[@garyholland403]

I just learned идти, ходить, ехать and ездить...now I have homework on these verbs so thanks for the explanation!

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[@Alfia]

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[@Alfia]

My pleasure ! Glad you liked it 😊

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Wow, this is such a superb and detailed lesson with great examples using the various verbs of motion. Thanks so much Alfia, you rock!

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Thank you for watching and your nice words! Keep learning a little bit every day!

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[@Alfia]

Очень рада слышать это. Практикуйтесь немного каждый день, и я думаю, вы быстро вспомните всё, что забыли. Удачи.

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[@Alfia]

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wonderful lesson! Thank you so much!

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Finally I got this! Explaining the meaning of the prefixes itself did all the magic for me. Спасибо большое.

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[@Pilum1000]

1.гулять= walk (f.e. ''гулять с собакой'= to walk with the dog) ; to promenade 2.гулять = visit a party (mostly with drinking) for example "гулять на свадьбе"= drink or dancing (or both) on the wedding of someone. 3.гулять = to make a sex with not own spouse. За-гулять= party with alcohol going on is too long (sence №2) За-гулять = same as гулять №3 ОТ-гулять= to finish own (mostly) party (birthday, wedding anniversary etc.) Про-гулять = miss (the job) without serious reason Про-гулять smth = spend all money or something on the proceess of "гулять" in sense №2,№3 На-гулять = to get something (only specific cases). For example "нагулять ребенка"= to born the child after ''гулять" in sence №3 or ''нагулять аппетит" - to get appetite after ''гулять" in sence №1 or "нагулять жирка" - to get some fat if you eat too many. Вы-гулять = "гулять" (sence №1, 2) till obtain some specific result. For example "выгулять собаку"= walk with the dog untill dog complete own outdoor activities. Or "выгулять жену в театр"= to visit theater whith the wife. По-гулять = to go to walking in sense №1 or continuous actions in sense №2 or №3 or №4 4.Гулять по Волге вольно - to be a robber and mutineer on the Volga River :))) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJOxq4KurJp3jqM :> :))

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Я бы не сказала, что он двуязычный.... но спасибо :)))

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[@Alfia]

Спасибо большое! Вы уже отлично пишете по-русски!

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[@Alfia]

Thank you so much for this interesting look at Russian! When it comes to verbs of motion, it's like maths: you need to understand and memorize this formula 😉

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[@Alfia]

Thanks Jeff :)

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[@Alfia]

Thank YOU Mark for your feedback

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Большое спасибо, очень рада, что это объяснение было полезным. И у вас отличный русский :)

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This was incredibly helpful, thank you.

[@Alfia]

Я очень рада, спасибо!

[@themultilingualfamilyhub]

Alfia, you explain the verbs of motion so well in this video!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@Alfia]

Thaaanks a lot. I'll make another video on prefixes soon ;)

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Really good video really helped improve my understanding of this topic

[@Alfia]

Я очень рада! Отлично! 🤗👍

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[@Alfia]

Спасибо! Уже хорошо :))) To memorize them make up your own examples with each verb. And it would be great if they really describe your life!

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That was very helpful thank you

[@tahaniahmedmahfouz2862]

Tatiene Explained Us Verb Of Motion Tatiene With Caughing?

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Thank you Alfia, we missed you. Very clear explanation of a very complex subject. I guess it will take same practice to incorporate all this.

[@Alfia]

Glad to hear from you. It definitely takes some practice and we are going to practice it more.

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You are doing a very good job. Thank you.

[@Alfia]

Thanks Brian, I really appreciate your feedback.