The Ultimate Guide to Numbers in Russian | Super Easy Russian 32

[@EasyRussianVideos]

04:54 mistake in English subtitle 🙈 "And from fifteen to nineteen" will be right ✅

[@TommyCashLover420]

Спасибо!

[@alexforw5545]

Я носитель русского языка с рождения, по приколу решил посмотреть видео, мне кажется, если б я не знал русский, то наверное не хватило бы сил справляться со столькими ньюансами

[@mihadragon7165]

Нюансами*)

[@Phynne85]

Dem ist so. Weil dem so ist, ist es interessant.

[@3finnian]

Something even as simple as numbers overwhelms me when it comes to rules 😅 I should take note and then revise

[@udarpavarota396]

Thanks a lot. Very creative video, with the marshmallows and all! 👏

[@rrrpasha]

Супер видос! Девять колец 😁

[@kubragundogdu949]

эта тема для меня🤯 видео очень понятно, спасибо 💫

[@yagmurosha7578]

bi tık zordu ya

[@achilles01]

@@yagmurosha7578 hiç acelemiz yok yavaş yavaş öğrenicez

[@yagmurosha7578]

@@achilles01 hadi bakalımm

[@Sasario_no_niklink]

Есть ли тут русские

[@kendrafiddler6529]

You said 40 and 90 are formed differently, but did you ever tell us what 90 is? ☺

[@IzzyChopChop]

Это полезное видео, спасибо большое!

[@olgafred9508]

I have to watch at half the original speed to be able to follow. Please slow dow a bit.

[@mohamedatef7636]

Where is the link of the website in 03:45 ?

[@EasyRussianVideos]

www.patreon.com/easyrussian

[@shakhruzbakhtiyarov2840]

Я перепутал пятьдесят с пятьсот

[@Katya_Lastochka]

Я просто хочу сказать какое у вас хорошее произношение, и оно совсем естественное. Вы просто чуть чуть медленнее говорите.

[@林晃-w3f]

4:54 sixteen?

[@EasyRussianVideos]

Oops! Of course "to nineteen". Thanks for noticing!

[@K.Marx48]

This isn't super easy, It's too difficult for beginners! Can't understand anything. We're not learning english here, or Spanish. Sorry just a little critique.

[@jonchius]

I agree, this is quite "deep end" for beginners and even early intermediates ... I would recommend www.youtube.com/@russiangrammar as a supplement! Search for "numbers" and he'll explain the numbers in all the genders and cases in a relatively systematic and yet bite-sized format. He's good with other grammar parts too!