Сейчас VS Теперь VS Сегодня | Russian Language

[@ghk128]

теперь я понимаю :D

[@brunocerv5198]

ghk128 Теперь я тоже

[@alexbrittain8970]

я тоже теперь :)

[@emirdiab7669]

Я тоже

[@cristobalbravo7798]

Я всегда думал, что «сейчас» и «теперь», где синонимы. Но теперь я понимаю разницу. Спасибо за объяснение!

[@TrentonErker]

I’ve been looking for the difference between теперь and сейчас for years, thank you.

[@juliocjacobo]

Excellent explanation, as always.

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

finally.... thanks teacher fedor...

[@stivosaurus]

Good explanation. I know this is an older video, but I was just wondering about Сейчас VS Теперь. And now I'm not!

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Yeah, I am super glad that this content is never old. People will always be wondering about different things like this video is about.

[@ceciliacarlosc]

I love the content of your channel. Thank you for being so helpful! 😊❤

[@njuvanrui2951]

We use сейчас in any sentence with the neutral meaning of ‘now’ or ‘this moment’ in it, which literally means ‘this time’ or ‘this hour’. But, we use теперь only in those sentences, where we are answering an implied or actual question ‘and what about now?’. I always imagine that теперь is a contraction of ‘тем перечит’ or ‘те перечить’, which means ‘by that, it contradicts’ or ‘to go across those’ respectively. From both, one can easily derive the meaning of ‘the present moment contradicts, or is put in contrast to the previous moment’, thus, ‘the change of one’s state’.

[@mniaczek]

Thank you for the great explanation! I've just found your channel and I will definitely watch all your videos! Спасибо! :)

[@edwarda.casimiro9808]

Это очень ясно, спасибо!

[@Asma-ep9bx]

Спасибо .. Очень четкое.. these 3 words were confusing me before ... Теперь я все понимаю..

[@tattowking5851]

Здравствуйте, мне нравится ваш канал, и я думаю, он содержит много очень полезных знаний, спасибо за хорошую работу, которую вы делаете, я из Иордана, и я изучаю русский язык почти шесть лет сегодня и до сих пор не свободно На русском это не остановит меня от продолжения учебы, я думаю, это потому, что у меня нет друзей, которые говорят по-русски, но в любом случае это было весело, спасибо.

[@vladko2008]

Очень хороший рассказ! У вас русский язык на очень хорошем уровне! Только в середине у вас немного потерялась мысль: Сегодня и до сих пор я не свободно говорю на русском языке (или говорю по-русски), но это не остановит меня от продолжения учебы.

[@vladko2008]

А также не хватает точек в конце предложений

[@TheOtherSaluton]

вы из Иордании ))) the country is called Иордания in Russian

[@nzoththecorruptor9755]

@@TheOtherSaluton может он прямо в реке живет, ммм???

[@TheOtherSaluton]

@@nzoththecorruptor9755 конечно, там все живут

[@JustAdriana]

Теперь я понимаю это. 😊

[@aleksandrpotylko]

"теперь я поняла"

[@SimonKinsella]

I came to think of сейчас as specifically "at this point in time" (no other moments in time are relevant) eg: "сейчас I will make coffee", where as теперь is about contrasting the past with the present.. Теперь I am happy (unlike before) :) Thanks for another great video... Sub'd

[@avishaijahanian6472]

Im subscribed and although this video is 3 yrs old i just finally understood теперь

[@Ana_MF]

You made it easy to understand. Thanks!

[@pinballwizard79]

Спасибо!

[@rosako]

hey thank you for your videos they are very helpful and informative! In here if I understood correctly, I would simply say сейчас = now and теперь = right now. Isn't it? Thanks

[@conan2717]

Thank you!

[@Alfy47]

It could be summarized like this: " teper" is used only when things have changed and consequently it helps to contrast different situations. Thanks.

[@sergedurand889]

Seems to be like in French maintenant=Сейчас VS désormais=Теперь. But désormais is used ONLY IF the change is permanent or unlikely to end soon. For exemple : The traffic light was green, maintenant it is red. Is it exactly the same in Russian?

[@sergedurand889]

If you expect the traffic light to become green again in a few minutes, can you still use Теперь?

[@sergedurand889]

And what about ныне?

[@sergedurand889]

@@АндрейТерлецкий-ж5х Thanks)

[@specialunit0428]

If I understand, теперь is used when the circumstances can be or have changed, whereas cейчас is the direct translation of now?

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

but can I say also сейчас я менеджер?

[@TheOtherSaluton]

yes, it's correct

[@JulianJurec]

Maybe you could translate теперь as "from now on". Just a suggestion, maybe it'd be easier to understand.

[@aridaniels927]

While that makes sense in the "now" time frame, "from now on" also suggests that the state will not change again, which isn't necessarily accurate. "But now" or "unlike before" might flow a little better. Fedor did a good job explaining it, though!

[@isaacsechslingloff9894]

отныне is from now on

[@TheOtherSaluton]

Сейчас is not completely the same as 'now' because we also use сейчас when English speakers use 'right now'. In Russian, you can say прямо сейчас but it's used rarer than 'right now'. E.g. 'I'm reading _right now' = Сейчас_ я читаю (not прямо сейчас я читаю)

[@simontolson285]

Fantastic video NOW I understand √

[@user-me2xf4pi9x]

Beginner here..... is "г" sometimes pronounced like "B" or am I missing something. Spasiba

[@deza9287]

Austin H yah me too!

[@alexandermashin5515]

In -ого/-его in the end of a word or a part thereof (e.g. сегодня == сего + дня).

[@Русскийинемецкий-этожизнь]

I am doubting I will ever understand and learn Russian. But I am gonna give it a couple years first.

[@isaacsechslingloff9894]

I wonder how your doing now lol

[@kristiankrause3099]

More!!!

[@kristiankrause3099]

Be Fluent In Russian Could you cover "твоему" и "твоей" and so on. You know, all the "your", "mine" and "their" in all the different genders :) I know that there is a connection between the subject and the object, but I'm not fully sure :D

[@krakataukrakatau9137]

Change the title if it's possible, you accidentally wrote тут instead of теперь.

[@krakataukrakatau9137]

You're welcome. Keep up the good work! :)

[@lucas005pe]

TEPEPb is like "from now on".....?

[@marlfit7902]

Currently

[@rosako]

Hi Fedor if i understood correctly it's like : Теперь = (from) now (on) Сейчас = right now Correct?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Yes, maybe not 100% match, but the idea is close, very close.

[@oolytube]

@@BeFluentinRussian The difference in English is in the syntax. ТЕПЕРЬ corresponds to NOW at the beginning of a statement, which expresses a contrast: Now I'm a manager. СЕЙЧАС corresponds to just using the present tense, or using (RIGHT) NOW or AT THE MOMENT at the END of the statement: I'm a manager (right) now/at the moment.

[@andijoseph]

Теперь seems to mean "presently" "currently"

[@KickBull]

i think it's like the Bulgarian word "вече"

[@dewikwanin7311]

Счастлив and Рад is the same?

[@горррмагоррр]

Счастлив = happy , рад = glad.

[@GadielEdwards]

clear!!! cחоси6о!

[@241hnd]

Could Теперь also be the same as; now I have become....

[@sarahhe5828]

nowadays?

[@giuliafortunato1829]

хотела бы с вами заниматься русским! ахах молодец

[@glaslackjxe3447]

Теперь - nowadays

[@andreyborchev1882]

да учить нечего)))