Tips for learning Russian - Increase your confidence

[@meenakshikumar3837]

Thank you Daria . You are an excellent teacher . My grand daughter ,8 yrs and I are both following your zero to fluency videos . We already are making small sentences. She answers with Da or Nieth , it's fun .

[@ami4511]

Я слушаю ваши подкасты. Вы хорошая учительница!! Я подписался на ваш канал. :)

[@RealRussianClub]

спасибо:)

[@imanollopezsantaclara3183]

спасиво за всё!!

[@aviradavaa9002]

спасибо большое это очень важный фактор.

[@jeyking1179]

This video is so valuable. I will follow your every single tips. Thank you for increasing my confidence "Madam".

[@sputnikcaviar5592]

I am a Russian-American. My grandparents were Russian. I have been to the RF 3 times. I am hoping to become a Russian citizen. Spasibo! If I had one wish in the world---it would be to be fluent in Russian. I love my Mother Country!

[@aytensuvak1172]

Thank you so much for your efforts to teach Russian in the best way you can. They are indeed very valuable. Greetings from Istanbul!

[@freeagentangler5159]

You are such a great and very patient teacher. I appreciate all the time you take and efforts you make to put together great content for us.

[@alexanderpushkin3444]

Thanks for your help. You are not only very good, but also you are very persuasive and at times inspirational!

[@RealRussianClub]

thank you very much:)

[@shaydawn5578]

A great tip to apply to many areas of life. You are very encouraging. Thank you.

[@frogsinthepot4635]

I don't hit the like button for all vids as I auto play the lists. I LOVE THEM ALL! It helps me as I'm learning Russian on my own alone

[@kaustikfix]

I find, learning Russian is easier, if you make some Kvass and drink it before lesson.

[@NatashaspeaksRussian]

Great tips! I totally agree. :)

[@RealRussianClub]

;)

[@jeremybowman4847]

I made all of these mistakes. I am getting better now. Sometimes I think in Russian and talk to myself when I'm walking or driving. Its much more pleasant to take your time and learn slowly!

[@abdallahzaini4929]

Благодарю вас за ваш важные советы .до слюдоши урок

[@TrafalgarLawHeart]

Bol' Shoye Spaseeba Teacher Daria. Im still learning on my own by watching ur video. Its my 3rd day now. Still have'nt master how to write The Alphabet.But I wil keep trying. Love From Malaysia.

[@delphys75]

Большое спасибо! Я просто наткнулся на ваши видео, и я их обожаю! Я предпочитаю, когда вы говорите по-русски, но ваш английский акцент-это невероятно хорошо, поэтому я улучшаю мой английский акцент!)))

[@RealRussianClub]

спасибо:) скоро будет больше видео на русском

[@humbertotlaxcala7121]

Thank you for teaching me as a real teacher. Thanks

[@charlottesimplycooking90]

thank you so much for this video, it was really helpful!

[@roohaniamliyat3387]

Charlotte Gardyn hi! How do you do

[@colinlyne8688]

Thanks again Daria for your support. You are quite right with what you say and very uplifting. I am sure that this is your own style of teaching, and is something that was impossible to learn at Uni! I watch your lessons, and then after they finish, I feel quite incompetent , but this “pep talk” has helped me so much. What a lady!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RealRussianClub]

;)

[@тєтѕяєѕѕѕѕиѕ]

I love you Daria! Amazing teaching))

[@chadbailey7038]

such GOOD advice! I needed to hear this today. Спасибо))

[@vivavilla1342]

Дарья ты лучший учитель!! THANKS A LOT !! привет из Калифорнии!!

[@1rsalc]

отлично! Большое спасибо, Дарья!

[@53redcobra]

My ongoing listening to Daria's slow Russian lessons is the key for me to develop that confidence and then progressing on to the fast Russian lessons.... also, writing down the words and sentences for practice sake also helps me to nail it down.

[@RealRussianClub]

:))

[@Theyownyou]

I didn't have my first contact with a native speaker until about 1.5 years into learning. She was extremely nice and I was very nervous, but thankfully she said that I spoke very clear, so I was happy. Now, I'm not afraid to talk to anyone, but I don't always understand everything.

[@RealRussianClub]

it's a perfect example:)

[@Theyownyou]

=)

[@shiwadaay07]

I found Russian very useful for deaf Americans who use American sign language because word orders in Russian is very flexible, except a lot of changes of case forms. Both of the American sign language and Russian match together most of the time. Я себя глухой человек, который любит русский язык учиться. 😉

[@lotusflowerart]

Thank you! This is very encouraging.

[@Medjay222]

you're on point !!!

[@lilyofthevalley752]

Thank u so much for ur amazing lessons ! Please I want something about Christmas times , maybe a traditional Russian tale or Russian Christmas traditions

[@RealRussianClub]

thank you:) of course I'll make something about Christmas and New Year:)

[@johannav2002]

Thank you for this video! SO helpful!! (Also - this is so random, but I love your hair lol. I’ve always wanted to dye my hair a red colour because I think it’s just so pretty.)

[@jonnysnowman2705]

thank you! just what I needed!

[@dariotomasini8974]

Молодец

[@mwgood523]

Excellent advice! So many people are pushing students learning Russian to "speak from the start," or "just speak..." that I have wondered (and I'm skeptical) whether or not that's a good approach. I think your advice is good because it reminds us to take it easy on ourselves and not to put too much pressure on ourselves. After all, the experience should be an enjoyable one, right? I don't want to discourage those who want to start speaking right away... they should do what they feel is best; rather, I just want to echo your comments in this video that what is most important is to be comfortable and to relax and enjoy the process! And thanks for the reassurance!

[@RealRussianClub]

it also depends on why someone is learning the language. If they want to travel to Russia and to communicate with Russians, and after that forget the language forever - it's okay to start speaking from the beginning. But if the goal is to become fluent, it's a different story:)

[@Jdjdishdueowkwjdjdi]

Wow u actually helped a lot. Thank u

[@RealRussianClub]

you're welcome:)

[@harold415]

Great advice, thanks

[@imarle1]

thank you for your environment, teacher. :)

[@RealRussianClub]

you're welcome:)

[@lynn___.9_9]

Thank you!!

[@МурадАбеидиа]

Здравствуйте. Это хороший урок. Thank you for the ideas. I memorised many Russian words ,phrases and poems. .sometimes , i speak with myself. I should speak with russian teachers on Instagram. It will be good idea. I want to speek Russian without mistakes in grammar.

[@wdilankakmw]

Great tips🌍🎄

[@offline2776]

Even though it would be a lot of time, I guess will worth in the future. Even if I die, whatsoever, Id give a try

[@evets1709]

G'day Daria from your number 1 fan down under )))) I've just watched this video and thanks, it was very timely. As you know (как Ты знаешь) I have been "trying" to learn Russian for 280 or so days now. SO I am past the 1 month/2 month stuff, and I have now and then dipped my toes in the water in trying to speak with (on skype) and type with (in chat rooms) some Russian people. Well, just the other day while trying to type some Russian, I was asked to type in english because my Russian was that bad )))) So looking at this was encouraging. I am very aware that I am a slow learner but it is still a bit frustrating that even after 8 or 9 months, I am still "dumb" regarding being able to converse in Russian. Yes, I've tried, but every time I try, all of my "limited word bank" seems to run away and hide.))) But I will keep trying. When I joined Real Russian Club, I gave you that promise )))

[@RealRussianClub]

I'm afraid I lost your last email

[@colinlyne]

Just how I feel!!!

[@loved-is2gm]

спасибо огромное..

[@RealRussianClub]

да не за что:)

[@liamanderson6424]

I've already accepted the fact that I will probably never be 100% fluent in Russian, it's just too dissimilar to my native language to pick up without years of immersion. That's not my goal. My goal is to challenge myself and throw myself into the deep end of the language-learning pool and have some fun doing so, and hope my skills will come in handy for the future.

[@Ezequiel55vf]

Same and l feel like giving up :/ i will learn another language instead.

[@RealRussianClub]

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[@kenjivargas9025]

You are great girl!!

[@kparag01]

U r my life long teacher...hurrey i can understand in two days ..privet kak dela? 😊

[@RealRussianClub]

привет:)

[@rəsmsaatı]

You are great!!

[@rustyclam238]

I’m 76 and have been studying for 4 years and still can’t remember it. I have filled out 3 college ruled notebooks. I can speak Russian single words with Russian accent, but not sentences. I have tried speaking with 5:36 Russian accent in English, that has helped. Пожалуйста.

[@emadeldinibrahim8958]

You are not teaching Russian language alone I wish I had a teacher like you growing up

[@RaviKumar-mi3pw]

I love you 😘😘

[@EluGupta]

❤❤ I love Russian❤

[@salmatarek6165]

полезно как обычно

[@stu281]

Привет как дела sounds like the words from DJ Boyko song final words. Последние словами. Great song

[@sarsenm5874]

2023 год, хорошее видео для аудирования английского

[@chadstanion6709]

Spacibo

[@bigrichtexas9724]

excellent

[@Ded_Silu]

I can suggest, from personal experience, that having an exchange partner who speaks very little English has been helpful to me.

[@RealRussianClub]

good point. otherwise you'll be just speaking English 99% of the time, not Russian :D

[@rajanasir3342]

Du bist sehr sehr wünderschön frau ❤ ich liebe dich ❤

[@Auden.]

im going to listen to russian movies and news for weeks/months it worked for babies why not me lolololol

[@RealRussianClub]

but babies don't watch movies and news:)

[@TilahunAdane-n7x]

I need learning russian 3 month b/c it is intresting language and country

[@mrrheng6106]

Russian grammar is hard as fuck

[@murad9994]

Good day, Daria, are your rules working for learning English?? Thank you))

[@RealRussianClub]

haha sure :D

[@shakhbozvalijonov7264]

Now, at the moment I can speak 3 foreign languages: Russian, English, and Chinese. However, I'm not from English speaking country, ain't Russian and not from China too. Just the thing I've done is I came to China for bach in English and got one russian girlfriend, and for the living here I learnt Chinese

[@RealRussianClub]

that's very impressive:)

[@kamalkannan2659]

hi could you please tell me how to keep the words in memory because once I learned later I could not able to remember and recall it when it's required in phrase

[@RealRussianClub]

the only way to remember words and phrases is to learn them DEEPLY, and to learn them deeply means to use them actively for some period of time. How I usually organize my offline classes: we write down all the new phrases, then we create short stories or poems with them, ask each other questions with those phrases. Also I give a homework - to use them actively at least for 1 week, every day. And then you just add some new words and phrases, etc. realrussianclub.com/ebook/ - check out my free ebook about how to learn vocabulary deeply

[@kamalkannan2659]

Thank you very much

[@chadandrews98]

Hi, I thought of an idea. How about if people send you audio files of them speaking Russian. Maybe you could make them a topic of a youtube video (if they agree ) or even give people individual feedback (? for a charge) Maybe you could give out a prepared text for people to read that would allow people to pronounce common words. The technology is not too diffucult and this would be something more unique that I don't see other online Russian teachers doing. I think in building confidence in speaking level one goal is to be understandable. Higher levels are to have better pronounciation or make less grammar mistakes. The highest level is to become a spy and speak so that even Putin won't know you are not Russian. (Ha ha )

[@RealRussianClub]

hi Chad, thank you for your suggestion. I thought about making a video about pronunciation using real audios from my students. But I'm not sure how to organize it technically

[@khutalahri2973]

Because major difference between Russian and Urdu ma'am

[@evelyndominguez2443]

🔼😎🤘⭐🔼

[@Auden.]

lol oneod my best friends is a kid who is russian and speaks it

[@basantkumarchoubey]

Priviet Daria, love from India.....☺☺

[@khutalahri2973]

I'm Zahid from Pakistan My native language Urdu May I learn Russian or not

[@javidhasani4692]

No bayee jan, you may not learn Russian, it is so difficult for Urdu speakers hahahah

[@mattgewickey7286]

Уверенность ничего не значит. Почему быть уверенным глупости?

[@RealRussianClub]

уверенность значит ОЧЕНЬ многое, и не только во время непосредственного общения, но и просто в процессе изучения иностранного языка

[@richdarvis1051]

I call it 'the situation room"