Russian vocabulary - lesson 25 | Body parts in Russian

[@vilerviler1186]

Сильно отдает русским акцентом)))

[@valterzc8187]

A nice...elbow! 😂

[@jsjb3468]

😂 ass 🍑

[@mehmetozturk5241]

You are sooo amazing and teach good it is not boring and sooo informative thanks thanks 🙏

[@mehmetozturk5241]

Thank you 🙏

[@bovozangief8015]

great job thank you

[@dreamtobeapolyglot8444]

Love your lessons!!

[@pornritsoumapanao3709]

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[@alijohn5967]

Damn it I like that elbow

[@richardphillipssinger3970]

Nice elbow... Just kidding. Excellent class. 10Q.

[@slnewsvlog2712]

A nice .....ELBOW 😂😂😂😂😂♥️

[@dreiigHiveSGClips]

0:14 я могу даже не локоть видеть

[@МаксимСтепеньщиков]

С её русским акцентом. Я прекрасно понимаю английский 😁

[@ЕленаТатарникова-в1п]

Кстати, да😀

[@arjunadhikari2181]

Great

[@vistagraphsnet]

Outstanding

[@ИванИванов-о2н6д]

А как же ступня, голень, бедро ... правое полу ... опие, левое полу ... опие ?! )))

[@danieledorazio1825]

I agree, Beer is more important ....ah ah

[@robehickmann]

My Russian partner taught me these words while cuddling :)

[@mrperfect2042]

Subtitle making problem to understand words in English it's hide translation

[@oyie7880]

Что я тут делаю? Я вроде бы как русская 🤣

[@linuxgood9475]

Фигура у меня плохая но этоооо хорошо

[@richardphillipssinger3970]

3:07 MOUSTACHE...

[@ОльгаСеменова-н5з]

Очень странные комментарии к словам. в самом плохом смысле этого слова.

[@David-zw8ku]

встряхни свою грудь

[@Savokus]

Насамом деле тезис о том что женщин больше чем мужчин не совсем верен. Если мы возьмём репродуктивный возраст (18-30 лет), то соотношение будет примерно равное.

[@richardphillipssinger3970]

Nice elbow... 0:13

[@ghjugg]

Настёнчик

[@taylorweatherill6500]

You did not teach me elbow.....

[@imburaak3947]

So you call this elbow in Russian 😂

[@wellisonbezerra2773]

Я люблю хорошая попа!

[@hesmatisov208]

Адский акцент

[@David-zw8ku]

Пютин

[@oyie7880]

Правильно Путин 🙂

[@sowhat656]

Путин.

[@LongAwaitedBaby]

Russian women are beautiful.

[@sowhat656]

Спасибо :)

[@David-zw8ku]

встряхни свою грудь

[@devinbrowne7054]

I like the general approach to connecting vocabulary and images and little hints for pushing vocabulary. I don't like 2 things: stereotypes about all women caring about being slim and men only caring about beer; also I'd like to see non-white people or body parts as examples. My students are from all over the world and need to see people that look like them in these lesson: dark skinned, light skinned, and everything in between (but with no cultural stereotypes).

[@ThePandos11]

Dude she's just saying it like it is. In Russia people aren't special snowflakes like in the US in the recent years - unlike fragile Americans etc. they don't take offence in saying the truth - men like beer, women are housewives and would prefer to stay slim. In Russia, an overwhelming majority of people are white, good luck finding a black person in Russia. Get over yourself, and stop living in a politically correct bubble. All stereotypes are based on underlying truths.

[@devinbrowne7054]

@@ThePandos11 Yeah, I see things differently. I know black people in Russia are rare, but they do exist. I'm friends with a black woman who emigrated from Russia. And an African American friend of mine is a Russian scholar and has traveled in Russia and other Russian-speaking countries extensively. Russia has a rich history of working with African countries and supporting black African students at Russian universities. This still goes on today. And there are plenty of dark-skinned Russians of Arab origin, not to mention lots of Russians with ethnic ties to Asian countries. Your comments are wrong-headed, but your ignorance doesn't upset me -- I'm not really that fragile, despite being American. lol Happy to discuss it more if you'd like.

[@ThePandos11]

@@devinbrowne7054 I never said anything about Arab and Asian people not living in certain regions of Russia. I simply said that an overwhelming majority of Russians are white, which still stands. When it comes to back people a quick Google and Wiki search shows that only about 0.03%-0.07% of Russians are black. I suggest watching the video "Being black in Russia" where the specifically says that he's always the only black person in the metro or wherever and some people act as this is the first time they've seen a black person. So since you can't even read my reply properly, you shouldn't call me ignorant and make assumptions which weren't addressed in my comment. Just because you have a black friend in Russia doesn't mean that a Russian educational channel has to now conform and start showing black people in their imagery just so that you feel all right in your bubble mate. There's no reason for that. A hand is hand whatever colour the skin is so I don't really understand why you feel like it hinders the educational value of this content. I'm sure your students recognise an image of a leg even if the skin in the picture has a different colour than their own and it doesn't affect their learning process at all and at least they don't expect Russia to be black when they go visit in the future. You absolutely act like and entitled and delusional special snowflake, whether you realise it yourself or not. Get a life. Out.

[@devinbrowne7054]

@@ThePandos11 wow, you're really upset. You seem kind of fragile talking about this. I've seen the video "Being Black in Russia" as well as the documentary "Black Russians" and have read quite a bit about this. Yes, my students are savvy enough to know that a leg is a leg, no matter the color of skin. But what's the problem with including skin tones other than white? Would a white student have a problem identifying the leg as a leg if it's skin color is dark? I don't think so. I think it's good for kids -- including white kids -- to see all kinds of skin color and ethnicities represented in their learning. I don't see why this is upsetting you so much?

[@asnowballinhell]

@@ThePandos11 I suspect Devin is a troll. There's no reason for a video about learning the Russian language needs to depict non-whites; his argument is baseless. If I watched a video explaining Swahili vocabulary, I would not expect to see Europeans in the video. Likewise with Asian languages. In fact, I wonder if Devin is even Black; he comes off like a poser wanting to conjure up a non-existant problem.