Learn the Top 15 Must-Know Favorite Russian Words (Chosen by Fans)

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[@DrBuzz0]

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My best ever Russian teacher ❤❤❤

[@ajeethsuryash5123]

You add more beauty to the language

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[@sempre8135]

Things i learned today: 1-russian words 2-in russia, its important to eat

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Mi mejor maestra de ruso 😍😍😍😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@eliaseliasi2246]

just perfect! keep continuing!

[@plinkbottle]

How amazing to keep smiling through all that teaching.

[@balancasprecisao]

Thx Honey , u r so nice girl to help us to learn russian language , I loved it , thx so much !

Ella es hermosa. Gracias por las palabras.

[@victornestaresvelesdevilla7870]

Que agradable ver tus videos, que encanto de profesora eres excelente, una maravilla y una diosa.

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Loved it !

[@gamonel2330]

hi! Katya, I like your videos very much, I have been looking all over for videos that would help me to learn russian, you make it easy and fun at the same time, I would just suggest maybe you can put the way you pronounce phrases, because when i see all of the russian letters even though you pronounce it I kinda get lost there a bit. Thank you for your help and keep up the great work!!

[@JuanHernandez-pf6yg]

Enchanting girl!

[@ZeroMilesTravels]

I am an 10 year old kid from india i wentt to kazakistan when 5 and lived there till i was 6 and made a lot of friends in the park and school and they are cool and they taught me how to communicate with them in russian

[@TheManasmita]

The last sentence sound funny.I love it .Eta vam ne khukhry-mukhry:)I'm learning Russian:)Your lesson is really helpful.Thank you:)

[@abdurahmanjares2980]

Спасибо вам 🙏

[@mahdiamiry5752]

Thank you

[@Dizma_Music]

Sweet video 🤗💕

[@user-oi6gr8xw9h]

you have a beautiful voice Катушка! прикольно :)

[@CapnButtrflyBritches]

Loved this thank you, your channel is very helpful

[@user-vw1lx8cz9p]

Native English speakers.? We can have conversations with you on imo or Skype in order to improve our language skills?

[@user-vw1lx8cz9p]

I speak Russian

[@user-vw1lx8cz9p]

I can talk with you in Russian

[@No-ou9hs]

Love that necklace

[@brigitte9511]

I like Katya's personality, she's very easy going and authentic, it's fun to learn from her :)

[@thedust850]

And she fine

[@wanzlamare5743]

Katya you're awesome!!))

[@edwinhidalgo1242]

I am a native bilingual in English and Spanish, and I find Russian close to Spanish, with R (P) being the same sound, Ñ (HE) idem, etc. On the other hand, English like Russian reduce vowels.

[@sreedhar75perupally]

I Love Katya Madam. I respect Katya Madam a lot. 🙏🙏

[@sobreaver]

I've rewatched 'Darling, could you pass me the bread' so many times, I now feel quite close to Katya XD But I've been charmed so much I still haven't paid enough attention to be able to say it in russian hehe (not true.. but I still haven't reach the second word :) Thank you Katya, this video with subtitles and funny clips/drawings helps push that info into my lazy brain XD

[@myrnalopez2033]

I live in Birmingham, Alabama and I have learn some words from your videos. спосибо!

[@MisterKoK22]

Ну ты это. Ну, молодец. Это большой успех.

[@menyasavut3959]

it's "Спасибо", not "спосибо"

[@tanbuban1704]

Love you Katyusha!

haha, i am so gonna learn that last one and use it at work on monday!

[@Dr.HamzaAljawaleh]

cold smile with a cold face that's my type 😍😍

[@crusiethmaximuss]

Катуша!!! Вы очень красивая. That's all I have to say.

[@richardstoltzfoos9145]

Это вам не хухры-мухры. Most fun Russian sentence ever.

[@tristandzikowski2431]

Great! :-)

[@dianaxd05]

I love the USSR was my favorite country! I knew that in russian USSR is CCCP but I don´t knew the mean of CCCP Russia was, is and will be the best country ever!!! thank u Katya you´re an exellent teacher

[@JuanHernandez-pf6yg]

Most beautiful girl!

[@malaikaakhtar4140]

i like when you say paka paka at lost of the leason..spaceba

[@myrnalopez2033]

привет! it's me again. I 've seen this video over and over and I'm finally catching up some new vocabulary and I have a silly question: are there other words to say "прикольно!" or how you talk slang without sounding rude or tacky? you are doing a great job! thanks a lot!

[@user-yw6qo7ur2u]

you may say "прикольно" to all your friends and it would not be rudу, words "занимательно" "интересно" "интригующе" (for example) are more formal

[@Pavel.Zhigulin]

"четко!" "круть!" "ништяк" "забавно" "клёво!" "жиза!" :)

[@joselubox]

Preciosa

[@balasmj]

Okaaaay... Its only been 10 days since I began learning the alphabets, today at P (R) And I tried to speak like her Now my tongue is in need of physiotherapy 😕

[@user-yx6nd1ru4y]

ЗДРАВСТВУЙТЕ! 1:36 i lold

[@user-yw6qo7ur2u]

never even thought that the word "est'" could be hard for learning! it's just the begining! Later you will have to face the word "go" which can be a hundred times more difficult ("idti" "uyti" "poyti" "zayti" means go but in different forms) that would be really fun!:) Это вам не хухры-мухры!

[@edipomatheus5036]

Я очень люблю эту канал ^^

[@user-bh3yb9py7r]

Edipo Matheus я очень люблю этОт канал

[@LadyEnro]

mir also means peace :)

[@adenovirus.]

does ect to eat not have soft mark?

[@scott6421]

What is the word for Awesome.. I hear 3 different russian words for it

[@aakupsp]

Katyusha😍💕

[@sauloabreu3352]

do to have and to eat have a similar or same pronounciation? you said similar

[@russianpod101]

+Saulo Abreu Hello Saulo Abreu, yes, pronounciation is similar. "Есть" has two meanings - "to eat" and "to exist". It is also used in grammatical structure "I have". Team RussianPod101.com

[@nextcreat]

+Learn Russian with RussianPod101.com stop, doesn't "есть" mean to be? I thought "to exist" is "существовать"

[@bathell8099]

est is like "you have, you got" something, while "sushestvovat" more like "there is exist something"

[@DutchPhlogiston]

Thanks, very useful. You mention that the pronunciation of 'есть' is 'similar' when it means 'to have' or 'to eat'. However, I don't hear any difference. Is the pronounciation identical, or am I missing a subtle difference because my ears are not trained to Russian enough yet? хлеб sounds very unappetising by the way.

[@user-qx1on2jp5q]

Yes, it is identical, word 'есть' just has several meanings, it can also mean 'there is', like in 'Есть такая страна' = 'There is such country'

[@Juan-Hdez]

❤️🌹

[@COREL_1127]

Du bist so schön Katya!

[@JayJayJoestar]

I have a question about the last one, what is the direct translation of khukhry mhukry? Cant find it online :O please help!

[@nekitnekit7336]

There isnt any direct translation)))

[@jeffwells1255]

Mir also means "world," as in "Mir f mire" (Peace in the world). But you know that of course!

[@abeabhayhindi5406]

Also indo

[@roguebricks1691]

Yest

[@ed918]

is your friend Lya from FrenchPod101?

[@waldo1976able]

Encantado; Lyublyu Katyusha

[@maiali6911]

I think posledni means last am I right?

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Native English speakersss..... I speak Russian We can talk with you on imo or Skype in order to help each other to improve our language skills....

[@remiq2618]

Im from Poland

[@ZeroMilesTravels]

Hi katya teacher

[@kodak6670]

I called number 13.

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Привет RussianPod101.com! Скажите, пожалуйста, можно ли присоединиться к вашей команде учителей? Как?

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Katya 💕

[@kraziemaniak5888]

pronunciations are hard but I notice that russian has some words in spanish

[@myrnalopez2033]

привет!

[@mahdiamiry5752]

You can said slowly

[@Havok412]

Does the last one actually mean "This is a big deal" or she messing with us? Wouldn't it be " Это бальшое дело"? Doesnt the "не" mean no so its saying something like "This is not..."What am I missing here that just confused me based on what I've been learning. Помогите!

[@iwanttodissapearsometimes6313]

Fun fack im you drop the ”h” from koshka it will be ”because” in Finnish (written And pronounced the same just without the h)

[@TimboHome]

1:21

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

Да, Мзм

[@Culencio.Mierdandez]

2 things: 1st: I like your necklace. 2nd: Why the last one it's negative in Russian, but it's affirmative in English?

[@georgegeller1902]

In English, the meaning of "big deal" depends on ones tone of voice. Years ago, it was almost always used in the negative. At present, it's not used so much, and about half the time the meaning is positive. If the two words, "Big deal." make up the whole sentence, the speaker is almost certainly using it in the negative sense. He's saying something is trivial.

[@roguebricks1691]

Nice avatar

[@robharris1344]

I think it’s important to eat in Australia too🇦🇺🇦🇺what do you know, we have something in common with 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺😁 Excellent video’s 🍻🏆

[@saulgoodman7787]

Cyka blyat,idi nahui and vodka are the most popular words in Russian.Especially CSGO players.

[@darkprincess8208]

Gaby Aka Niko in Russia this words is bad . P.S I m russian.

[@user-jc3md4jo2z]

1:12 not correct zhili-byli -not onece upon a time that litteraly means living-being 3:01 The writing of the " миръ "( in the modern Russian language " мир ") conveyed a word meaning "no quarrel, no enmity,no disagreement,no war; harmony, agreement, unanimity, affection, friendship, benevolence; silence, peace, calm" (see the Explanatory Dictionary of V.I. Dahl). The writing of the " мiръ "( in the modern Russian language " мир ", Belarusian " мiр ") - with i corresponded to the values ​​of "the universe, the globe, the human race."

[@dragos7puri]

This episode was funny. :)

[@mostafagrounou6996]

Это вам не хухры мухры ....мне очень нравиться .действительно присольно

[@leckmich_amarsch]

What if you do not know whether cat is female or male. What do you use? The male name? For example if I want to say: Hey, your cat looks great.

[@Alexander.Kravchenko]

Then both options are acceptable. It doesn't matter, which one you choose

[@fox_lexx3091]

Привет ты очень beautiful

[@julioalaniz1880]

ok

[@girllittlemorbid]

what would be the word for "darling" (or something similar) if you're talking to a man?

[@russianpod101]

Hello Morbid Little Girl, It will be "дорогой" (daragoy). Team RussianPod101.com

[@dominicamichael4250]

我念CCCP念了一晚上才学会全称

[@iglesiasublimegraciaenharb8333]

I learned how to ask for food .... I think I can survive now in Russia lol. Cool

[@larrycastro7937]

Katya says be careful about saying the word " ectb and ectb ," no examples were given. The pronunciation was the same. I didn't get that one.

[@demetriusgrigorius2766]

+Larry Castro 1. Я хочу ЕСТЬ хлеб - I wanna eat bread. 2. На небе ЕСТЬ звезды - There are stars in the sky. Yeah it sounds weird in russian. I just got it.

[@threedogg3339]

Demetrius Grigorius so it just depends on the context then?

[@mostafagrounou6996]

.i can tell you am moroccan i have been learning russia ...exmaples ....у меня есть машину ...i have a car ....here it has the meaning of have ...я голодный .я хочу есть пизу.....am hongry i want to eat pizza....its very simple ....

[@user-ie9mc9yp9m]

One of them is a 3rd person singular form of the verb "быть" (to be). It has the same origin as the English "is", German "ist", Spanish "es" etc. In modern Russian it is used after any personal adjectives, though it is very rarely used as a linking verb. The other one is the verb "to eat".

[@Sillilesshells]

Its abit like when you say lämpimämpi ( warmer ) in finnish. i can't take that seriously either

[@pauledelsteinstudiogallery6397]

Molodetz!

[@twistedsis100]

[@kemchobhenchod]

cheeki breeki

[@kemchobhenchod]

nice very voldemort i said your name and you magically appeared

[@aleksifrmdao]

I like sandwiches iv damke

[@gangeshpandey9094]

Khukhri mukhri😂😂🙏

[@rammohan-un4jp]

I love you darling😍😘

[@theclickbait8303]

Yellow blue bus...

[@drunkentaco16.]

teach us how to swear

[@PetHavic]

Колоколов

[@tgyuidlodka3850]

нужно знает

[@christianosvaleriusaureliu9950]

Катуша это мой дорогая лол!

[@ahmadshaker0993]

ohh my god , i fall in love with you ♥

[@WilliamShinveritas]

Я могу ......!

[@stellalebay767]

The things i hear when I convert this vid into Mp3 Sh shs shsh shsh shsh shsh shshs shh shh sh sh