Slow Russian - Listening lesson 7 - Passport

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[@duke6yanagi]

ありがとうございます！ Спасибо!

[@danceillusion13]

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[@RealRussianClub]

I'm so glad that you like it, thank you:)

[@chocolateeclare9254]

you've got perfect English, and I'm thinking perfect Russian...what more could anyone want?

[@martinvazquez2667]

Я очень люблю ваш канал!

[@brunocerv5198]

Большое спасибо! Это канал очень полезный

[@martinvazquez2667]

Вы молодец!

[@Sam-U]

This is an excellent way to improve my speech, I used to watch news and series,but they all speak too fast for my level((( THX！！！

[@josematias2408]

I love your lessons,Thank you very much.

[@RealRussianClub]

Thank you for watching:)

[@gregsoops416]

thank you! I love you channel so much!

[@veratek1]

another great video! great lesson!

[@MohamedMostafa-re1os]

Вы молодец спасибо вам большое из Египета

[@meimei47878]

Brilliant teacher Darija, as allways!

[@mehrshadmsv9828]

Much appreciated. 🌹

[@yeduavi]

Hi Daria! Very interesting video.. Пока!

[@jaynareynolds3684]

Thank you 👍❤

[@andrelima9346]

Thanks for the videos! Learning a lot from them! ^^

[@charlie36415]

Привет, Daria, I learned Russian language for 6 months, I am from Asia(Taiwan) actually, you are a very Good Russian teacher ( in my opinion ), your videos are very good and useful, I learned a lot from your videos, For me, the hardest part of learning Russian language is pronunciation((( especially the Р, Ш, Щ, Ж, for me, these letters are hard to pronounce correctly((( And I still can't Pronounce "Р" I am still working on it. Anyway, thank you very very much, your videos help me A Lot, I will keep learning Russian language and I hope I can go to Russia 🇷🇺 and Study in Russia 🇷🇺 one day))) Спасибо 😊

[@jeffreyd508]

Some, we can never pronounce correctly no matter how hard we try. Most Russian speakers (and Russian teachers of English/Russian) will speak their whole lives and never learn 'th' in English. They pronounce it 'zz'. Difficult for them.

[@joebloggs4450]

+Jeffrey D I can pronounce all letters except ы is not perfect and щ because to me it sounds like ш but it's meant to be шч kinda sound. I hate that letter(((

[@joebloggs4450]

+Jeffrey D I can pronounce all letters except ы is not perfect and щ because to me it sounds like ш but it's meant to be шч kinda sound. I hate that letter(((

[@taymor1234]

Love your lessons

[@РеспубликаЧикиБрики]

Это хорошее видео. Я буду посмотрю это видео чтобы выучить слов

[@stu281]

I like this girl she is very good

[@AlbertRudolf]

Thanks Daria!

[@mohamedkhaled7515]

Очень хорошие видео

[@alinedeleandro123]

Where I come from, what you call a passport in Russia for national/local use inside your country, we call an Identity Card. Like yours, the passport is used only to travel abroad/overseas.

[@fevzikarsili7713]

Tks. It was both useful and interesting/.

[@malayupolyglot9176]

это очень хорошо. спасибо.

[@CS-hy6es]

you are great at this.... ty

[@RealRussianClub]

thank you

[@Doctrine85]

Really perfect

[@ferdinandawn2555]

Thankyou Vladimir Putin for send us a beautiful and very intelligent teacher

[@Courtenaire9911]

i don't think putin has much to do with it. I think she was born before his time as president

[@efemius1593]

Хорошие видео) молодцы)

[@jeffreyd508]

Good job! Many audio lessons have this theory that if they talk super fast, when we hear Russian spoken live, it will sound easy and slow to us. Not sure I agree. As a beginner, fast Russian just sounds like one long "xzzzzzsshhhhhhszzzzzzz' with an occasional 'ooh' or 'da' in the middle......

[@zbigniewbrzezinski8869]

You should give the Russian subtitles’

[@1rsalc]

Очень интересно. Спасибо за видео! I have a question: is "talk about... " "поговорить ПРО... "?

[@RealRussianClub]

да

[@QurtSquad]

а ты хорошо говоришь по русски молодец! russian my born language

[@diegodiego4522]

Она российская -_-

[@hassankhalid7869]

Даря, Доброе Утра, как вы?

[@kylemcclellan9686]

In the states your main form of identification is your driver's license. What are the driver licensing laws in Russia? Do you have a separate license for that or does one of the "updated" passports after the legal age of driving indicate your license to do so?

[@RealRussianClub]

these are two different documents - passport is like a little book :D and driver license is a plastic card

[@kylemcclellan9686]

Real Russian Club thanks for clarifying! :-D out of curiosity, what is the legal driving age in Russia?

[@AKWoland]

@@kylemcclellan9686 18 y.o.

[@borisbrykov6466]

Скорость 1.5

[@GoPatriots]

I understood a lot but my level is not good enough, yet.

[@raysofhope9762]

We need translate the words . By typing .

[@mwgood523]

Я заметил фразу, "Я должна буду... " Это выглядит странно мне. Вы можете объяснить немного еще о том, как эту фразу можно использовать правильно?

[@RealRussianClub]

"Я должна буду" or "я буду должна" means that I will have to do something. In this situation I will have to make a new passport, because the old one won't be valid anymore. Some examples: В выходные я должна буду работать - I'll have to work on weekend. Я должна буду уехать из России. - I will have to leave Russia. Завтра я должна буду встать в 7 утра и поехать в аэропорт. - Tomorrow I will have to wake up at 7 and drive to the airport. For men it's "я должЕН буду"

[@mwgood523]

Отлично! Всё понятно. Спасибо за ответ. Возможно сказать, например, "он должен будет встать рано утра завтра." Я думаю, что это было бы правильным, да?

[@RealRussianClub]

да, всё верно:) только "он должен будет встать рано утрОМ"

[@ЭдуардЛаншин]

it is ok , but it would be more natural to say , ему вставать завтра рано , if you would say Он должен будет вставать завтра рано , you should accent on that point , perhaps he does not get used to wake up that time or something like it

[@ЭдуардЛаншин]

for example you helped me in something , i ask you how much i have to pay to you for it / you respond to me -nothing , do not mention it . My natural answer would be - Спасибо, должен буду . I means i promise to help to you in return for free when you need it . it is one of usage of that phrase

[@attacusatlas7039]

Никогда не бала с собой паспорт и не знаю никого кто носит его с собой, если это специально не надо.🤷

[@scootin123]

Sounds sorta like itialian

[@MohmmedAbdou]

So good i wiill be with you like me chanle

[@SergeyYezhov]

Про акцент не забудьте

[@benhowell4337]

Excuse me...What is TPRS...? I just see acronym. Please explain what it means. Thank you. Some of us are new and so you may need to explain from time to time.

[@RealRussianClub]

you can read about it here - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TPR_Storytelling

[@user440a]

Очень важная информация на русском языке. Приходите к нам в гости в Колумбии. Вам не нужна виза. :))

[@RealRussianClub]

ждите в гости:))

[@user440a]

Отлично! :)) И спасибо за кутрое видео!

[@ЭдуардЛаншин]

vamos todos juntos

[@АндрейНеважно-б6ъ]

есть один дедок, он в 65 лет начал путешествовать(из Крыма), он без всяких виз без паспорта всю Европу, Сев. Америку и часть Азии обходил, так что виза видно нужна не всем)))

[@user-bh3yb9py7r]

Χοσέ Ε. ...в гости в КолумбиЮ...

[@Gamulyator]

Если вы не понимаете, зачем нужна прописка - то это очень глупо. Ясно-понятно. Мне интересно, а всех устраивает, что вместо урока русского языка они попали на урок политпропаганды?) Кстати, почему не упомянуто, что о детях в паспорте тоже ставятся отметки?

[@xSebun]

Really propaganda? Simply in many countries you don't have place of residence in ID and the document is small and modern. I think Daria meant Russian ID just looks like in fucking CCCP. Why are you so obssesed about saying anything bad about Russia? Sometimes it's just sad truth.

[@QurtSquad]

but i can speak in english

[@QurtSquad]

смешно правда?!! you stady russian i m stady english'

[@leventdurmaz27]

and whats happening till 14 years old ? you guys without identities ? lol

[@berezker]

Levent Durmaz probably, the child is included in the parent's passport

[@АндрейНеважно-б6ъ]

Да, еще у детей есть свидетельство о рождении. Всякие школьные пропуска (ученический билет) и вообще маленьких детей не принято оставлять без присмотра, да и больших тоже.

[@Алексей_Тверской]

Everyone who was born in Russia has a birth certificate. A birth certificate is a "passport" of a child.

[@Fervorum]

So, as can I see by her passport, she is already married. UNSUBSCRIBING! #JK