Small talk in Russian | Super Easy Russian 1

[@dohertyf.1768]

if this is easy, what is Hard Russian?

[@markmaskov4310]

Hard Russian is the poetic language by Pushkin, Tolstoy etc. And of course using old, rarely used words with a wider meaning. Welcome to the Russian language! :)

[@TotalRookie_LV]

Well, try to figure out, what "косил косой косой косой" means. I don't believe any vocabulary or online translator will be of great help. However, some people have tried to translate it to other languages, so just google that. XD

[@TotalRookie_LV]

+Rainbow Maybe, but there is a lot of nuance, words not found in vocabulary and intonations, besides there is no stickt word order like in English, so a sentence can be a question or not, based just on intonation alone, like "Ты знаешь." / "You know." and "Ты знаешь?" / "Do you know?" Still, it's not tonal like Chinese. XD Russians are jocking, that the phrase "да нет, наверное" makes foreigners go crazy, if they take it literally as "yes, no, perhaps", like an English speaking guy talking about his Russian girlfriend "so, what does she want then?!" Well, actually that "да" is pronounced slightly different from "yes" form of it - with a very, very short "a", so it's just like English "oh" initiating a sentence, and the whole phrase means "I guess not". Another example is "да ладно!" that does not mean "yes, sure" or "OK", but is something like "Oh, common!" (you got to be shitting me!).

[@TotalRookie_LV]

Ну, русское правописание, это да, не полный мрак, конечно, но и не такое простое, как у моего родного латышского, где написание _почти_ 100% соответствует произношению, да еще почти без всех этих мучений по поводу слитно или раздельно, "а" или "о", а "ь" перед -тся ставить или не ставить итд.

[@Detective_Lynne]

"Правоспособность - способность лица иметь гражданские права и нести обязанности" This one was so hard that at the time it could crash MS Word

[@ofgodzeus]

*cries in the corner because even super easy is super hard for me right now* I guess it's still a bit fast for my level for the moment I'll be back soon haha thanks for the vocab

[@damnthisisalongname_4764]

If it’s too fast, just slow it down! I put it on 0.75% speed with the occasional pause to read when it was too fast for me still and I was able to keep up quite well!

[@MuhammedAfnas-zs8gl]

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[@benb5841]

I think this was a great video. For those criticizing it - I've been married to a Russian for 20 years and when visiting my family in Russia over the years, I spent lots of time in kitchen talk situations like this one. It was my frustration at not being able to follow such conversations that became the very motivation for studying Russian in the first place. Funny enough, it was also the type of language use that took me the longest to really get to grips with. I can read Russian literature, where I have the time to look up the odd word, but it took much longer to get to grips with this type of situation where people would speak fast, words seem to be used in any order in sentences and you just have to keep up or be left out. Мне очень понравилось! Спасибо

[@Mishu777]

hey how did you learn

[@jeffreyd508]

You waited almost 20 years to start learning Russian?

[@TheMaskedUnicorn]

Thank you! Honestly this totally felt like an awkward 2nd date or something. Very helpful vocab. I really hope this continues to be a regular thing!

[@marioa.guzman1021]

I LOVED this format. LOVED IT! It's like watching a short film. Very ingenious. Congratulations to the person or persons who thought of this. Big thumbs up. p.s. I do feel bad for the girl and her dumb boyfriend though..."My parents are at the Dachs" she says, and he wants to watch a film and then finally gets called in to work and leaves immediately. What a bozo. I would have told my boss "Sorry, I'm sick" 😆 (I'm kidding) Once agsin, great Idea about this video, Harosho!

[@patrick8358]

Сексуальное напряжение между этими двумя просто ощутимо. Отличное видео, спасибо

[@andrewg_b]

Get rid of the transliteration, it is not helpful.

[@Essetkol]

I'm glad you are doing something new, I liked it. Thank you

[@MalikBarrow16]

BROOOOOO you left her to go to work? She was ready dawg, messin around. Let me go to Russia and have to "tea" with her lmao she was tryna Netflix & chill bro!

[@RussianwithAnastasia]

Malik Barrow 😁😁😁

[@vladarovo]

This is really tipical situation and conversation for Russian teens from good family. This short film is well done. Thanks alot. Это действительно типичная ситуация и способ общения, присущий молодым людям из хороших семей. Этот короткометражный фильм очень хорошо сделан. Большое спасибо. Продолжайте в том же духе!

[@amalsafi6317]

Thank you for this amazing video ❤❤ we need more like daily action 😙😙

[@dreamersan1]

очень оочень чудесный и Познавательный Ролик!! Ребята, Так Держать!!))))

[@traingirl09]

Keep the videos for Russian coming ! Спасибо!

[@prince223681]

Интересно было.

[@cesar.sandovalcolon]

More of this kind of videos!!!

[@Aino-l1z]

The tea: 🗿

[@gabrielh5105]

Super easy Russian You mean, super easy for a native speaker Russian, right?

[@ОлегТолмачев-ж5п]

There is a problem with the sound. The conversation is very simple, even primitive. Reminds me of dialogue from 90's TV shows. They don't say that in real life.

[@putinniejimmy5795]

@@ОлегТолмачев-ж5п That's not very simple, even not primitive. Super Easy French and German were made much much better than this. The people who made these videos have absolutely no teaching ability.

[@RussianwithAnastasia]

Отличный эпизод! 😁❤ И очень хороший монтаж. Молодцы! 📽😊

[@b14ckh4wk3]

she wanted to do more than watch a movie

[@xatyl]

Thank you

[@fabriciocarraro]

Very well done with the cameras, congrats! :)

[@schwien]

This was REALLY good, thanks so much for this. I can read Russian newspapers and have a chat about supposedly difficult topics, but the biggest difficulty for me lies in “every day Russian”. I just learnt a lot of expressions like к слову, извини что задержался etc... Could you do another video of that kind? Thanks

[@shlomojelin1362]

Very good video

[@RomanLawMan]

Мне одному это напомнило типичное начало любого порно фильма?))))))

[@catbechemot]

Роман ,это реальная ситуация)...Обычно так девушка "намекает" что бы ты остался "на чай" или "киношку"..)

[@bobsears1710]

сто процентов поддерживаю Ваше мнение! Интересуюсь, что это появилось на этом канале.

[@FlyingDucks21]

Мне нравиться фильма формат

[@arbold3353]

Came for the russian, stayed for the plot

[@STOPandsaid]

Я всегда представляю себе, что живу в квартире и учу этот язык, и потом начинает идти дождь

[@Ana_MF]

Perfect to learn how to keep everyday conversations. Спасибо!

[@cristh16channel]

The Idea of the comun kitchen conversation is Amazing but .. we can almost listen to what they say..maybe with better microphones

[@catbechemot]

Интересный диалог )..Не удалось посмотреть киношку на едине)

[@тито-к9в]

so fast and quiet omg -_-

[@тито-к9в]

don't get me wrong, I really appreciate hearing how it sounds for two ordinary people to have small talk! but I think for "easy russian" it's just a bit much all at once.

[@CathPo]

The sound quality is pretty bad... And they are mumbling.

[@Essetkol]

skagus ii well, they speak quietly

[@noviantoekobudiman7633]

For me, it's to fast for "Super Easy"

[@stefanobonfiglioli3596]

It looks like the beginning of a softcore

[@theadventurousgirl2512]

Пожалуйста говорите медленно

[@kamillafayzullaeva9970]

😊🎉❤

[@maxim9280]

Russians don't do Smalltalk when drinking tea, don't be misleading to our russian learning friends

[@muradalemdar.]

where is super easy russian 1

[@Kaiser58]

This video is not in the Super Easy Russian Playlist. Please add it, it is too good to not include it

[@Seanus32]

SO she's an Easy Russian? A real minx :)

[@ibnal-haytham]

I heard in Russian there is no small talk

[@НастяСтупак-т8с]

В кухню? Правильно же на кухню?

[@ingakit5381]

rus.stackexchange.com/questions/16713/%D0%9D%D0%B0-%D0%BA%D1%83%D1%85%D0%BD%D0%B5-%D0%B8%D0%BB%D0%B8-%D0%B2-%D0%BA%D1%83%D1%85%D0%BD%D0%B5 У нас, кстати, чаще говорят "на".

[@johncena04101]

That was kind of weird and do you people not read the comments? She talks too damn fast!!!!

[@putinniejimmy5795]

Yeah, I want to criticize this video. The planner had some problems about understanding what is super easy, full of arrogance and ignorance. This video is no any value for absolute beginners.

[@mylittlerebornlove8851]

In the beginning when they're greeting each other why are they giggling?

[@gabrielh5105]

From the context you can tell they know what's likely going to happen

[@carlosroberto1052]

Very hard talk...

[@KonstantinKorovyanskiy]

А ещё более тихо, быстро и невнятно можно?

[@sammarrumardjukie2283]

watch and listen : easy listen only : the hell?

[@Alexjjzz]

Good but voice is not good .

[@meister4ever1]

She talks too fast, it's hard to understand, she should slow down a little bit so we can understand better :)

[@disdonc6012]

Why do you use "у меня родители" when talking about where the parents have gone? As a beginner I have only heard this construct when you want to say "someone has xy".

[@rightreason8997]

Интересный вопрос... Потому что так проще, наверно

[@disdonc6012]

@@rightreason8997 Hm, wouldn't it be easier / shorter to say Мои родители уехали на дачу ? I mean, the question actually is, why do you say у меня instead of мои? Is it wrong to just say мои?

[@rightreason8997]

@@disdonc6012 Нее) тут не нужно выбирать, мои/моя/мой/моё - просто "у меня"

[@rightreason8997]

@@disdonc6012 "Мои" будет звучать лучше, конечно.

[@disdonc6012]

@@rightreason8997 The question is, why do you even consider using у меня if you could only use мои or actually shouldn't it be свои? And is the у меня version more commonly used in everyday language than saying it the other way?

[@zzero9438]

doesn't she know how to enunciate?

[@simontolson285]

I appreciate that this is real Russian, but its not easy to follow and no good for learners, made think I'm just listening without any understanding. If your channel is called easy Russian maybe the clue is in the title! But hey thanks for the video as its free.

[@CaiosashizosH]

If you can't keep up, pause the video and read it before they say it, and if they have already said it, replay it, it's as simples as that, if you ever set foot in Russia, do you really think they will speak nice and slow for you ? It will be like that in the video or sometimes even worse! So get used to it lol

[@simontolson285]

Caio Machado Yes I go to Russia often and Russian people love it when you try and speak Russian, and if you ask they do speak slowly.

[@CaiosashizosH]

I agree but still, that is IF you ask them to speak slowly, however, if they feel like you're understanding, they won't slow down, that's what I mean.

[@Edudelaforet]

super easy? hey too fast!

[@josefwelington2713]

Vita beauty ♡ big 8

[@alexandrealvcast6780]

easy russian? too fast

[@rsparshott9134]

Лол, супер изи

[@bingo__bongo]

хороший концепт, но поработайте над английскими субтитрами, много ошибок

[@nekopitou]

Well that was awkward

[@omervolkanasasoglu3456]

SPEAK SLOWLY - I DO NOT UNDERSTAND ANYTHING EVEN AT EASY RUSSIAN 1

[@cristianlicea6350]

А зачем он уехал? Работать неважно когда она хочет делать нетфликс и чилл с тебе.

[@nitinkale560]

Видимо герой работает в отделе пожарной охраны!😏