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There’s more to mastering Russian conversation than grinding vocab decks and filling grammar workbook pages. Spoken Russian is filled with subtlety, nuance and its own set of vocabulary that you will not learn from textbooks. But don’t worry, we got you covered. If you want to take your Russian conversation skills to the next level, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple Russian with English subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Russian study.
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[@dianaxd05]

Спасибо большое Катюша !!

[@aimeepp]

Thank you! Спасибо большое!

[@crouchwithmy9178]

Good

[@Semperidem94]

katya is so cute!

[@claricecriativa]

I don't get it: the letter " г" has a G sound or a V sound? It always changes, I can never now, so I'm struggling to pronounce a new word whenever I'm trying to. Would someone please help me out?

[@CivicFromJapan]

This is just a rule you must get used to I suppose. Generally it's a 'G' sound, but sometimes when surrounded by two vowels, it makes a V sound e.g. "сегодня", and so on

[@CivicFromJapan]

But "много" is a 'G' sound

[@claricecriativa]

@@CivicFromJapan but "много" the г is between to vowels(O and O) I'm struggling with it

[@CivicFromJapan]

Yeah, it's an irregular rule I honestly just forgot about it until I naturally learnt when to say 'G' or 'V', because you have learn it of by heart. There's far more important grammar in Russian to spend your time on anyways

[@ТатьянаПавлова-э9в]

There are no rules for that. It is more convenient to pronounce some words not in the way they are written, it happened historically. It is not only with letter г. For example we always write что [chto] but pronounce што [shto]. If you get confused so just spell г=g all the time. But if you want to pronounce correctly from the very beginning you need to remember those words

[@AlphaGameIndia]

Hi, I want to learn Russian but, first of all want one question to solve.Why in the world so many languages? So many languages mean confusion. I am okay with Hindi and English and will learn Russian in my next life.Thank you. Привет, я хочу выучить русский язык, но, прежде всего, хочу решить один вопрос. Почему в мире столько языков? Так много языков означает путаницу. Я в порядке с хинди и английским языком и буду изучать русский язык в своей следующей жизни. Благодарю вас.

[@pierrickchaize4016]

partir en voyage au goulag avec "mein kampf" comme dictionaire russo-russe. Est ce que vous pouvez faire une vidéo sur le pacte germano-sovietique?

[@navhgog4713]

Des goulag français dans les colonies africaines. Pacte-colonialiste ?

[@mariannemichelson8613]

The video doesn´t really give what the title promises. Som parts are good, others not.

[@jlebrech]

Easy, drink a bottle of vodka :)