В vs НА in Russian. Which preposition to choose? COMMON trends learn Russian language

[@trinityforce9138]

Very helpful video and straight to the point. Thank you.

[@RakanTaijo]

I was wondering about this just yesterday! This video came at the right time, thank you))

[@Russianfrom0]

Glad it helped !

[@BMO4ever]

Hi, I really like your videos. They help alot. Can you make some about conjugation and tenses please?

[@Russianfrom0]

Yeah I have recorded such videos, will upload em soon)

[@BMO4ever]

@@Russianfrom0 that would be very good. I like your teaching alot. Before, I didn't know, that the russian е is pronounces ye instead of e. Your videos help with those details alot because you really explain stuff and understand that your viewers don't already know it. Two questions I also have: Why is я or other letters that start with y sometimes pronounced with and sometimes without it? Like ля is read like ла sometimes. And the letter л for example, when is it pronounced hard and when is it soft? Thanks

[@Russianfrom0]

Thx for your question. Just like I mentioned in one of my videos vowels е,ё,ю,я,и make all consonants standing before soft. That’s why л is pronounced soft. If following vowels expect for и stand in the beginning of the sentence or after ь and ъ they are pronounced “brighter” I mentioned that in one of my vids too :) Hopefully it’s clear now Don’t hesitate to ask other questions Best regards Irina

[@BMO4ever]

@@Russianfrom0 thanks