Lesson 27: RUSSIAN NUMBERS: Learn to Count From 0 to a Billion in Russian! | Russian Comprehensive

[@RussianComprehensive]

How do you count in Russian? Двенадцать or Двадцать (12 vs 20)? Why Сорок (40)? How do you say “Zero” in Russian? These and other questions answered here in this video! Btw, how did you like that Russian counting rhyme? ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 0:10 - The verb "to Count" in Russian - "считАть" 1:11 - What does "счёт" mean? 1:55 - 0️⃣ to 🔟 2:35 - 1️⃣1️⃣ to 2️⃣0️⃣ 3:15 - 1️⃣2️⃣ Двенадцать vs 2️⃣0️⃣ Двадцать 4:00 - A common mistake with stress (teen numbers) 4:37 - A note on pronunciation (teen numbers) 5:50 - 2️⃣0️⃣ to 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ 6:28 - Why 40 sounds as "сОрок"? 7:07 - In-between numbers 7:38 - 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ to 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ 8:15 - Examples of numbers with hundreds 8:50 - 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣s 10:55 - Million & Billion 11:21 - Practice reading numbers (PAUSE ⏸ the Video) 12:07 - Saying "раз" instead of "одИн" when counting in Russian 12:23 - A well-known Russian counting rhyme 13:50 - Conjugation of "считАть" (to Count) in comparison to "слУшать" (to Listen) 👆 This video is a part of a Guided Course for learning Russian: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa * MORE on Counting in Russian: * 🎵A Famous Russian Song: Миллион Алых Роз (Million of Scarlet Roses) by Алла Пугачева: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qonJgqufmc2Je8k 🤪Cartoons: 38 попугаев. Как измерять удава: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmi9c4Vooq56b6M Козлёнок, который считал до десяти: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6HNkmiQqpd7faM

[@แก้วชากาแฟ]

🙏Спасибо ❤️.....🇹🇭

[@aomuke_ni_sora]

💡 10:30 2020 две тысячи двадцать 4048 четыре тысячи сорок восемь

[@terrian8205]

are u russian? or from the russian world?

[@RussianComprehensive]

I'm from Belarus

[@omka7341]

the quality of the teaching and the video is beyond extraordinary, and i appreciate the fact that you did all the numbers in just one video, continue like that.

[@BrianLee77136]

What a great lecture 👍👍👍

[@MUSICMANSIONWORLD]

I'm watching this channel for the first time and ma'am you taught great. спасибо большое🙏

[@RELAXSPYY]

Same bro ❤

[@deepakkmr687]

Я изучаю русский язык. Ваши видеоролики очень помогают мне. Я индиец, и ваши видеоролики помогают мне стать носителем языка.

[@luongo7886]

This video is by far the BEST Russian number lesson I have seen although the thousands part was a bit confusing.

[@RussianComprehensive]

🤗 The thousands part is explained w/ cases, we use Nominative single after 1; Genitive single after 2, 3, 4; and Genitive plural after 5-9 and 0. That's a short explanation, and it is indeed confusing, you're not alone in that 😄

[@bertrandlah4465]

Hihihi. You are the best. The end got me laughing all week and I can’t forget.

[@gum9435]

please keep up this content, your the best russian teacher out there!

[@Giorgio825]

These videos are so good, I have to watch through all of them!

[@Juan-Hdez]

Very useful. Thank you! 🌹❤️

[@nayoulloa6752]

You are a fantastic teacher!!

[@lombard2692]

You do honor the word comprehensive, cause that's exactly what it was. First time here got this in my recommended, you can tell in the first minute of the video how the lesson gonna be and there's work into the editing. Good job.

[@rtam7097]

2:09 Sanskrit(an ancient Indian language) 1- Aika 2-Dva 3-Tri 4-Chatvari 5-Pañcha 6-Shash 7-Sapta 8-Ashta 9-Nava 10-Daśa 11- Aikadaśa 12-Dvadaśa 13-Trayodaśa 14-Chaturdaśa 15-Pañchadaśa 16-Shodaśa

[@roshanshrestha3679]

Спасибо

[@lianison8983]

I told my client her age in Russian,she's 49,I totally forgot that 40 is sOrok. I said your age is chetire devyatb,then I came back to the lecture,only to be reminded that it should be sOrok devyatb hahahaha...Honestly,the higher numbers are very long to pronounce,more practice is totally needed..

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Здравствуйте. Да, чётко и по дЕлу, что у вас отличный урок. И огромное спасибо Вам.

[@RussianComprehensive]

What are you trying to say with "да, точно"?

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@RussianComprehensive Exact to the point that you give us an excellent lesson. Can you please correct it for me. I will value it.

[@RussianComprehensive]

in Russian, there's a saying for that, "чётко и по дЕлу". You'll say "Да, точно!" ("Oh right!") when somebody reminds you to do something, for instance.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@RussianComprehensive Sorry, i got it wrong. So please show me what should i have written. Пожалуйста.

[@namepolanco5057]

I find the sound of Russian so soothing🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@andrewbooth8896]

This is very good, many thanks for uploading this

[@Хосе-ш4д]

Ух ты. Ты отличная учитель 👩‍🏫. Я мексиканец и я очень люблю 🫶🏽 русский язык. Огромные спасибо.

[@tau2647]

другой мексиканец который учит русский язык?? я думал что я один

[@Хосе-ш4д]

@@tau2647 ты откуда друг?

[@sina666able]

watching this in 2021 and your contents in this video are so educating and high class that couldnt resist a sec more , just subbed .. thank you for the effort maam

[@lonylony4139]

I really appreciate the way you teach. Thank you so much!

[@Rempast]

Really enjoyed this video and super informative!

[@ghadab8967]

thank you thank you thank you!!!!! this video has everything i needed. it's so well done!

[@youngsuk3329]

i first wonder why "ять" sounds like "иtb" and stumble upon your video series. Wonderful

[@abdalrhmanyousef47]

your channel is very valuable.... it's amazing Btw i think i look like the person in 11:40 😂😂

[@Sammiezlag]

Underrated channel

[@SanjayKumar-p7e9l]

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[@abdulsamadnooran5479]

You are simply the best

[@nickbaritone]

The word for soon is quite similar to the word for forty. Don’t want to get those mixed up. Good video. You explain things well. Молодец. Мне нравится.

[@RussianComprehensive]

сОрок = 40 скОро = soon

[@YouTube_Is_Sick]

сорокА is Magpie

[@thewinner6106]

Muchas gracias, siempre confundo el 19 con el 90 en la pronunciación, ahora estoy claro como el agua...

[@youngsuk3329]

gracias, ahora sé que significa "estar claro como el agua" jajaja

[@5machaboveatmosphere775]

Love you maam, thanks for the knowledge

[@naderzandi7468]

Спасибо🌻🌹🌺

[@TuanAnhMichael]

Спасибо за видео! 😍

[@bigminion4455]

I stated learning russian about 4 days ago ..I learnt 1_10 Colors Alphabet Am Arab BTW✋

[@abhishekbhattacharya6785]

Beautiful teacher . I wam from india and i want to learn russian language completely . But it seems to be very difficult .

[@RussianComprehensive]

You can start by following these lessons, and doing exercises: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTEF8aNQvPnFCLBrtIeF3tqa

[@vishnupremkumar5548]

Nice classes

[@木棉-o2f]

This is so useful!!!!

[@yolandajohnson6005]

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[@melikamontazeri9816]

Спасибо

[@hugokubarth9316]

so nicely done, but the music inbetween is very disturbing for elderly and perhaps even younger people trying to learn!

[@sanahyon3095]

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[@RussianComprehensive]

ничегО себЕ! класс!

[@Brownboys85]

Молодец работает

[@naviiramgolam]

Please let me know if you conduct Russian classes. I would be glad to join. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@abdalrhmanyousef47]

When I heard the verb(считать) I said I heard that but where , and after it i remember the verb(читать) it's really similar

[@kazinazmul3709]

Good job

[@heathmahaffey2342]

Very similar to German, Icelandic, Danish, and Faroese with the 1 on 20, 2 on 20. They basically say 1 and 20, 2 and 20. Makes me wonder about the original proto Indo European language and if they counted this way as well or If they even used multiples of 10 like we do.

[@519djw6]

*Отличное видео о том, как считать и о цифрах! Моя проблема в том, что, хотя я довольно хорошо умею считать, мне гораздо труднее пассивно понимать числа, когда кто-то говорит с нормальной скоростью. (И так со всем русским языком, когда кто-то говорит с естественной скоростью!) У тебя есть какой-нибудь совет для меня? Заранее спасибо!*

[@RussianComprehensive]

возможно, есть. ты смотрел вот это видео? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn3NgqyXfrWgsNU

[@dlf3141]

There is an excellent little app available in many languages including Russian, called lisnum (listening to numbers). I had the same problem when i was studying Chinese and it helped me a LOT. Check it out. I think it’s a subscription plan (which I don’t like so much), but it was very well designed to help with number comprehension at different levels of complexity.

[@victoradamenja9032]

Как русский я поправлю не только to count а ещё и to decide. Контекст рулит.

[@BrainStroming1789]

Merci pour cette vidéo de haute qualité explicative. Une chose que je me rends compte, c'est que la langue RUSSE réussit là encore à rendre quelque chose qui devrait être simple, en très compliqué 😢. Le Russe où l'art de faire compliqué ce qui est simple, déprimant. Et après on ose dire que le français est difficile 😂

[@RussianComprehensive]

Honestly, to me French is more difficult than Russian! 😁 I know Russian is my native tongue, but still, first of all, Gender. In Russian, you can guess about it, in French you have to memorize it; Conjugation. In Russian, there’s a very similar pattern for conjugating verbs, and 3 tenses. While in French, how many tenses do you guys have, and how many patterns of conjugation? 😄 And the funniest part for me is, that you left your comment under the video on NUMBERS, seriously? In Russian, there’s no such thing as 4 times twenty seventeen! 😂 🤗 I love French though, don’t get me wrong, it’s absolutely worth learning, and in my experience, French speakers are usually fast Russian learners.

[@BrainStroming1789]

@@RussianComprehensive Je ne m'attendais pas à avoir une réponse sur une aussi ancienne vidéo. Je vous en remercie 😊. Avant de poursuivre, sachez que je tente d'apprendre le Russe pour m'expatrier et que j'aime la Russie et l'âme russe. Ne voyez dans ce qui suis que l'expression d'une personne découragé et frustré de ne pas progresser mais qui s'accroche comme au "radeau de la méduse" ;) Il est vrai que nous ne voyons pas les difficultés de nos propres langues, mais ... par exemple. En français si vous voyez un mot, quel qu'il soit. Vous pouvez le prononcer à coup sur sans fautes ni difficulté. Idem si vous l'entendez, vous pouvez l'écrire quasi sans faute, les seuls problèmes pourraient être les sons en/an ou o/au/eau (et encore). Cela aide beaucoup l'apprentissage car ça laisse le cerveau libre de se concentrer sur le fond plutôt que la forme. En Russe j'utilise une boule de cristal pour deviner où est l'accent tonique, mais aussi appliquer la règle de la voyelle atténué selon la voyelle qui la précède et inversement. Ça fait 12 paires de lettres qui changent de son et encore pas tout le temps et pas toujours de la même manière. 'е' qui peut être i ou e ou ie, idem pour я, etc... дома maison au pluriels oui mais 'а' c'est pas sensé être le féminin ? Et comme si ce n'était pas suffisant si plusieurs voyelles se suivent, une ou plusieurs deviennent aphone mais jamais les mêmes : здравствуйте пожалуйста. его avec un 'v' car entre deux voyelles, mais pas toujours... etc. Pour un non native, chaque mot est à apprendre par coeur. Pas une fois mais deux fois, une fois à l'orale et une fois à l'écrit. Ce qui est rarement le cas en français vous en conviendrez. Haaa la conjugaison 😊, j'ai déjà vue cet argument. Ormis certain livres, nous n'utilisons pas plus de temps qu'en russe (passé, présent, futur) les autres temps ne sont que rarement utilisé ;) et certain même s'apparente facilement à vos déclinaisons mais en plus simple. En Russe ce ne sont pas les temps mais les variations selon le contexte. Combien de verbes de mouvement... 12, 18, 24 ?! vous avez même une distinction pour un déplacement en voiture pleine ou vide 😭. Et je ne parle pas des formes perfectives imperfectives qui ne se contentent pas d'ajouter un préfixe ou un suffixe mais parfois change complètement le verbe et même supprime des lettres en plein milieu. Chaque verbe doit donc être appris par coeur en 2 formes avec des groupes de conjugaisons et déclinaisons. Pour le féminin masculin, je peux retourner la difficulté à la langue Russe. Il faut aussi apprendre par coeur tout ceux qui finissent par ь et ceux qui sont importé. Sans compté qu'il y a une distinction que nous ne faisons pas, ce sont les animé/inanimé et les neutres. Et comment savoir ceux qui sont importé ?! Mais le pire c'est tout ce qui change dans la phrase. C'est beaucoup de règles à appliquer juste pour une simple phrase. En français une grande majorité est déterminé par le e final et hormis l'article ou le sujet, dans 99% du temps rien d'autre ne change à l'orale. Alors oui, je suis français et je ne vois très certainement pas la difficulté de ma propre langue bien que je fasse beaucoup de fautes à l'écrit (vous avez du en voir 😳). Mais convenez en, si même votre aristocratie avait une blague comme quoi les russes aristocrate parlaient français avant de savoir parler Russe, ce n'est pas pour rien 😉. Mon précédent commentaire était juste un nouveau coup de massue en m'apercevant que même apprendre à compter allait devoir être un challenge 😭. En regardant les classements, fluent français c'est 450h tandis que fluent russe c'est 1500h. Hummmmmmm ça fait une petit différence là non 😁 Et encore j'ai même vu un classement mettre le russe à 2000h.

[@RussianComprehensive]

Oh come on, how is reading Russian harder than reading French? The rules are very straightforward in Russian as soon as you know them. And no 3+ letters to make one sound 😄 There you go, all the Russian reading rules you need: kzbin.info/aero/PLpgpVaWoAiTF7qeZnkArrYt2Fd6CJf2au In regards to the rest, Russian has pretty simple rules as well, the hard part is, that there are many of them. So the difficulty of learning this language depends on *the way you’re learning it* . Here, I’m trying to show the easy way to do that.

[@efatab3304]

thank you very much for this clip , just I cannot understand where and in which word we should put stress in russian words.

[@RussianComprehensive]

For the general rule, you can refer to this lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paWXdIR8rrSlftE

[@livelikehuman9007]

Beautiful

[@कुमारबिवाहितअधुरो]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@yahiaelmassry]

я люблю твой уроки,

[@RussianComprehensive]

*твой урок (singular), but твои урОки (plural) СпасИбо, мне приЯтно Это слЫшать!

[@yahiaelmassry]

@@RussianComprehensive пожалуйста

[@แก้วชากาแฟ]

Thank you ,I am waiting for a new clip .

[@RussianComprehensive]

​ @แก้ว กุ๊กๆกู๋ Try to focus on simple numbers first (0 - 10), and practice saying your age, as the next video will be about that.

[@แก้วชากาแฟ]

Russian Comprehensive Do you know I look every your clip. 😀 You are very good teacher .👍

[@RussianComprehensive]

Спасибо, I hope it helps!

[@GPWT-video]

Привет, всем, случайно нашел этот видос, сам я из России!!!

[@retrogamer7571]

Привет

[@manueljimenez9005]

Hello, I think that it could be a mistake at minute 10:33. The word тЫчячи is written there and it should be тЫсячи. Am I right? ( I am learning a lot from you, thank you)

[@RussianComprehensive]

Yes, there's a typo, there should be an c of course

[@gibbsm]

I'm glad Russian has a sane way of counting, unlike French. English, Spanish, Korean, and German that I dabble in all count in a sane manner.

[@espanolenchanclas]

Вери гуд

[@RussianComprehensive]

Спасибо, Лена!

[@longyun68]

helpful

[@pathslesstrampled9906]

Great video, and your English pronunciation is very clear! However, I have to tell you that in English, “sounds as” has no meaning in the way you are using it.

[@tinashenyoni3659]

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[@Formulenov]

Hello, I'm from Russia and I'm wondering if it's difficult for foreigners to learn Russian? it seems to me that it is difficult for foreigners. For example, it's a little difficult for me to learn English. That's all I wanted to say.

[@Formulenov]

I can give you a message in Russian:Привет если ты это читаешь то значит ты нашел этот комментарий. just let's do it without insults and haters.

[@gloop7458]

Learning any language is pretty hard and takes a lot of work, but it depends on what your native language is for exact difficulty (and of course early exposure, natural inclination, amount of exposure, and amount of interest are all factors too) Russian is one of the harder languages to learn for an English Native (German, French, and Spanish are a lot easier) but it is one of the easier languages for a Ukrainian, Serbian, or Polish Native. (It is in second easiest category for Japanese and Chinese Natives)

[@SanjayKumar-p7e9l]

ज्ञान

[@RohanAhmed-z9b]

Why did not download?

[@koreazy]

Looks like at 10:39 тычячи should be тысячи. The video is awesome otherwise! Thank you

[@manueljimenez9005]

и 10:39 тоже

[@feels6233]

One is same name as Odin… a result of Viking origins? Like Rus-… the men who row?

[@RussianComprehensive]

Etymology: From Proto-Slavic *(j)edinъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *óynos (“one, single”). Cognates include Ancient Greek οἶος (oîos), Latin ūnus, Sanskrit एक (éka), and Old English ān (English one and an). en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ѥдинъ

[@jannaarakelyan8092]

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[@keplertagapan2912]

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[@almodaferamir2181]

THANKS, BUT I THINK IT'S BETTER TO REPEAT THE ESSENTIAL WORDS TO BE MORE USEFUL

[@RussianComprehensive]

Just go 5 sec back, left arrow on the keyboard

[@yolandajohnson6005]

How do you write 20000 to 90000 in Russian

[@RussianComprehensive]

8:50 - explaining thousands

[@khushalkhan8369]

Your sound is slow and music is loudly

[@RussianComprehensive]

Please SPEED UP / SLOW DOWN the Video under the ⚙️ Video Settings icon (Playback speed)

[@Nooneherehere]

Пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста пожалуйста

[@moviesync3131]

For 9 and 10, are you pronouncing the "вять" and "сять" Pronunciation is too fast and English phonetics helps English speaker moreeee 👍🏻

[@QDWhite]

So glad 99 isn’t четыре-двадцать-десять-девять Looking at you, French…

[@RussianComprehensive]

😂

[@aspiceoflife]

Вы не научили меня считать 6,2 миллиарда. 1 миллиард мало. Нелюбовь к стрельбе в зайца тоже

[@RussianComprehensive]

what's your guess about 6,2 billion? ;)

[@swampfolk2526]

Как же удивятся англоговорящие когда услышат пейсят пять вместо пятьдесят пять. Чего ты им про такое не говоришь? Они в магазине услышат триста песят три и что им как это понять? Тыща, а не тысяча. Им в магазе скажут тритцать три тыщи петсот песят восемь. Как им это дешифровывать? Восемесь три тыщи. Как им с этим быть. А слышать они будут ровно такое. восемсот десьть. восьм, двести писят пять они услышат. А не твое идеальное литературное произношение. Причем везде и ото всех русских поголовно. рас два три четыре пять вышл заец пагулять, вдрук ахотник выбегает, пряма в зайца он стриляет, пиф паф ой ой ой пагибает заец мой, принесли ево дамой, аказалса он живой.

[@RussianComprehensive]

Говорю в самом начале: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn3NgqyXfrWgsNU

[@daisysignal1578]

I don't get anything Why russian has to be this hard You'll be like: nO Its nOt hArd ITs EAsY Miss girlllll Yiur native tongue is russian and those thousands are so hard 😫 why can't they make it like Dva tistcha Or the 100 like dva sta Nothing will happen

[@egyptianplanner]

Confused with читать (to read) in pronounciation .. Oh ..No I get tired

[@RussianComprehensive]

читАть = to read считАть [щитАть] = to count Ч = [ch] Ш = [sh] Щ = [shch] kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2Klpap4lpaciJo

[@rbspider]

At 1000 numbers a day that would take you 3000 years.

[@andrewbooth4776]

This is very good, many thanks for uploading this

[@jannaarakelyan8092]

👍👍👍👍👍👍💋💋💋🌹