The easiest rule in Russian

[@thekinglink906]

Спасибо, мой брат! Your channel is a blessing. Keep up the good work. 💪🏻

[@ZooperGabri]

All clear! Спасибо большое

[@davehursen]

Thank you for all your help! с новым годом 🎉

[@NetNut-i4z]

Спасибо, Фёдор. Русский язык круто.

[@renier4929]

Thank you. Need more please.

[@ΚλορίνταΤζουβαλοπούλου]

🎉THANK YOU

[@Kondziu16]

Фёдор, к сожалению не всё так просто, у некоторых глаголов ударение меняется и формы получаются разные. Например у глагола обжечься - он обжёгся НО она обожглась

[@BeenuZz]

ah wait and now there is поиграл, проиграл, выиграл, сыграл, наигрался, переиграл, обыграл ... xD

[@svs5539]

prefixes provide different meanings он играл / она играла / оно играло // они играли - played он выиграл / она выиграла / оно выиграло // они выиграли - won проиграл / -а / -о // -и - lost и т. д.

[@BeenuZz]

@@svs5539 yea it's different meanings but those are different outcomes of playing. I never said they all meant the same thing.. They put the focus on what was achieved / outcome, rather than the action of playing. Играл is not "played", it's "was playing". Сиграл is "played". Наигрался is "played enough". Я игралиграл играл .. и наигрался. I was playing playing.. and played enough.

[@na_mostu_stoyal_prohozhyi]

сыграл* обыграл* грамматику еще никто не отменял)

[@BeenuZz]

@@na_mostu_stoyal_prohozhyi да ладно)

[@into_abyss]

Finally something easy in Russian

[@zenmart]

я вчера играл на гитаре. Cool, I got it. Спасибо!

[@Daphiny]

easier said than done omg 😂 😅

[@TELOSgamer]

Wait... Verbs change depending on the noun's gender?

[@svs5539]

yes - іn Past Tense

[@TELOSgamer]

@svs5539 well that just makes this ten times harder

[@rickbruceroche2038]

What about continuous and completed actions?

[@jasonbourne226]

Complete actions are past tense perfective. To have played - поиграл Continuous is imperfective. Note that perfective is used only with past and future. To be playing (at this moment, continuous) - играть (играю)

[@rickbruceroche2038]

@, I understand that. It was the point of the question. “Who opened the window?”, requires 2 verbs, depending upon the end state. Not as simple as играть.

[@jasonbourne226]

@ Кто открыл окно? That’s it. No special stuff required.

[@belb5976]

Is it possible for me to talk to you person to person in a video call?

[@pi4u_exe688]

Are igrala and igralo homophones??

[@Pavel_MihaLb1ch]

Like yes, but no. When pronouncing igralo, if we don't need to specifically emphasize the ending with intonation, it's practically pronounced as A, like a schwa sound.

[@svs5539]

yes

[@svs5539]

редуцируется окончание и играла, и играло - произносится одинаково -а тоже не выделяется

[@dwainerdjon5559]

@@svs5539 ло слышится же, а не как в в играла

[@tovarishlumberjack2356]

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