Russian Vocabulary - 50 words per week #5 | A1 level (15 adjectives, 15 verbs, 20 nouns)

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[@kimashcraft434]

Fedor, I have watched your videos for some months, now. The way that you explain concepts or even just break down words is extremely helpful, particularly for viewers who are not simply watching and thinking they’ll learn to speak Russian watching entertaining videos. Your videos ARE entertaining and that is part of the appeal that keeps me watching and looking for more, but they are also substantive for a learner who takes the information you provide and then goes to the next step with that information. You exude an aura of friendliness that makes learners feel comfortable. Like most things in life, the more effort and attention one gives to a task, the more benefit one reaps. I signed up for befluent, and I’m signing up for the camp. Thank you for the quality of instruction that you provide.

[@druelleb9620]

Thanks again!! 😁 The word for 'door' is super easy. What gets me is the word for 'bread'!! There are a few like that that I struggle with

[@artyonai]

i mean, it's just hlyeb

[@mom-dx4ut]

Thank you! Good information for my Russian language learning journey.

[@mattthompson6281]

Also, ы used to be written ꙑ it’s literally U like in sUn and i..so, if you say U and i fast..you get ы..it’s pretty much a diphthong. Bulgarians still retain the ultra short U Ъ, and Polish still retains the ultra short i Ь like in In/Inn/sin/igloo etc

[@StaceAyyy]

Thank you! Im still a little rough on the soft sign, pronouncing it as U+I does make it easier to comprehend

[@kienyoutuber9403]

I need more advanced verb hopes some day you will post this❤

[@elijahheyes9061]

There are many videos he has posted on advanced verbs. Go to his channel. Hope this helps 🙋🏻‍♂

[@kienyoutuber9403]

@@elijahheyes9061 thanks

[@mattthompson6281]

My parents in my childhood: Он занимается уроки. I can’t play outside just now Занимаюсь уроки. Those were the days

[@Rohitcrockrooze]

Make a video A for Z in Russian

[@dc4334]

Please tell me what the very first word you say each time is?

[@ozelotraz5559]

"привет друзья. Как дела? My name is Fedor and today..."

[@finacc6994]

Привет друзья, как дела? = Hello friends, how are things?

[@dizzy0790]

´why you are so handsome 🤤🤩😜

[@artyonai]

what THE FU-

[@yoyo1poe]

Seriously how do you expect people to remember those words? All the vowels tend to turn into a sleazy "wi" and all the consonants are altered too and half pronounced, so all the words sound the same yutshi nyutshi bwitshi panitshi. There is not enough difference to remember the different words. Normal people can't parse the Russian language right