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In this lesson, you'll learn Top 25 Adjectives that are used every day in Russia.
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Hi Katya, I love your classes, I like your pronunciation, but if is possible for you to make a video with all adjetives and its oposits. like this. Descriptive Adjectives Here are some of the more commonly used descriptive Russian adjectives. быстрый - fast - медленный - slow близкий - near - далеко - Far большой - big - маленький - small высокий - tall, high - короткий - short грязный - dirty - чистый - Clean громкий - loud - низкий - Low дешёвый - cheap - дорогой - dear, expensive густой - dense, thick - худой - Thin трудный - difficult - лёгкий - easy красивый - beautiful - безобразный -Ugly жаркий - hot - холодный - cold крепкий - strong, tough - слабый - weak молодой - young - старый - old новый - new - старый - Old хороший - good, nice - плохой - bad мягкий - soft - сильный - strong, powerful первый - first - последний - last приятный - pleasant - скучный - boring сухой - dry - влажный - wet печальный - sad - счастливый - happy тёмный - dark - яркий - bright удобный - comfortable - неудобный - uncomfortable частный - private - публичный - public важный - important - неважный - Unimportant простой - simple - сложный - Complicated твёрдый - hard, firm - мягкий - soft спокойный - peaceful, быстрый - rapid, quick - медленный - slow интересный - interesting - неинтересный - uninteresting сухой - dry - влажный - wet добрый - kind - недобрый - unkind вежливый -polite - невежливый - impolite - rude гладкий -smooth - грубый -rough кипящий - boiling - нет кипения - No boiling сильный - strong - слабый - weak живой -alive - мертвый - dead вогнутый - concave - выпуклый -convex полный - full - пустой - empty бесплатный - free - оплаченный - paid C - with - без - without Свет - light weight - тяжелый - heavy

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in your lovely lesson the word 'far' as is better expressed as "distant" when describing someone's attitude to you. Otherwise your English is excellent!

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"Bolshevik" is deriived from "Bolshoi", meaning the majority.

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A beginner tip, I wish I had known months ago. Rather than learn polar opposites of adjectives, you only need to learn ONE in the beginning. Just put a "ne" in front of it to express the opposite. Visoky-Tall Nevisoky-Short. Simply pick which adjective is easiest for you to remember, then use 'ne' for the opposite. . Of course, you eventually want to learn them all so you can recognize when its said to you. But as a beginner, we want to get the most expression in the least time without filling our brains needlessly. . BTW, if you want to say a car is red...............you can't say 'its not green".....lol

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K Adjective 10 explanation ko can you explain what ko means and why is ko used before mhe, , thanks in advance

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Great but one comment. Most Russians who I taught the English language have a problem with the letter V. They usually pronounce it like W. One tutor on KZbin insists on calling Verbs Werbs, I suggested a few examples to help her. Vine, not wine, vein or vain not wane, vet not wet, very not worry, vent not went. Hope this helps.

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