Russian Verbs: Second (-и-) Conjugation (UPDATED)

A clear, detailed introduction to conjugating Russian verbs of the second (-и-) conjugation, with tips on best practices for study. We'll cover the basic verb endings, a few forms where you'll want to keep a spelling rule in mind, and a tip for learning Russian verbs as efficiently as possible!
These endings will be essential for expressing that you speak a language, that you go to school or study somewhere, and many other useful Russian verbs.
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[@sadecebirokur]

It's nice that the videos have subtitles that pay attention to punctuation and pronunciation.❤

[@uuco.6037]

I have a question: Do you happen to know any website that can provide useful examples? For example, when you want to learn a new word but need some examples to fully understand

[@russiangrammar]

context.reverso.net/translation/russian-english/ is a nice tool: type in a word, and it gives a number of examples in context with a translation. On a more advanced level, the Russian National Corpus (ruscorpora.ru) gives many examples, with options to drill down by forms and context (no translation of the examples, though the search interface is available in English at ruscorpora.ru/en/.

[@tatianad3286]

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[@uuco.6037]

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