watch this if you're learning russian

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iclal (иджлаль)
19 years old
living in milan/istanbul
languages: turkish, french, english, italian, spanish, german, russian, dutch, swedish
LINKS
amazing russian: / @amazingrussian
the channel for beginners, go to the playlists section and watch everything in this order:
basic russian. first semester. lesson 1
basic russian. first semester. lesson 2
basic russian. first semester. lesson 3
....
watch all 4 semesters and a1-a2 is already over!
learn russian: learnrussian.rt.com/
a website to learn russian for beginners
о русском по русски: / @orusskomporusski
here you can learn russian grammar in russian
russian progress: / @russianprogress
russian with max: / @russianwithmax
those 2 are the main channels that helped me learn this language!!
some other channels:
/ @boostyourrussian
/ @russianfromrussia
/ @easyrussianvideos
/ @yourrussian6200
my spotify account: iclaliano
0:00 intro
01:05 my russian background
1:55 russian alphabet & cursive
2:20 pronunciation rules
3:09 textbooks
3:54 where to learn russian
5:23 russian friends
6:02 how to learn russian
7:30 russian genders
9:30 adjective genders
10:02 russian cases
10:45 nominative case
11:14 genitive case
13:58 dative case
15:13 accusative case
17:51 instrumental case
19:03 prepositional case
20:57 HCB-CB aspects
25:15 verbs of motion
28:44 conclusion
camera: iphone 13 pro
disclaimer: this video is NOT sponsored

[@amirmottaghy7751]

FINALLY someone said that grammar is IMPORTANT

[@iclaliano]

yep, well at least russian is pretty serious about that aspect :)

[@fatima3411]

It's not that it's not important, it's just not that helpful when it comes to learning languages; but hey, if you enjoy studying grammar, fine, you do you. That said, if you hope to acquire a language by studying it's grammar, trust me, you won't go anywhere. Instead, invest that time in listening to natives in different content, preferably with subtitles in your language. Me, as an example, I'm able to speak a decent English just from watching content without studying grammar, and I've seen many people who speak grammatically correct languages with no grammar study, whilst, I don't speak french, even though we study it since early elementary school years until college.

[@amirmottaghy7751]

@@fatima3411 it is helpful, adults don't acquire grammar easily (specially when it comes to complex grammar) and of course making mistakes is a part of a process but one should be confident to a decent extent to compose a sentence or two in the target language. skipping the grammar by just saying "it's not helpful" is a wrong idea. people should just bear in mind not to get super obsessed with grammar. -how? Study grammar until feel it is pretty intuitive to you.

[@fatima3411]

@@amirmottaghy7751 Languages make sense only by listening and consuming a lot of content in the targeted language, and by doing that, grammar will automatically take its place without the feeling of need to study it, or that's for me at least.

[@Intestinal_Gases]

​@@fatima3411if you know grammar you'll consume it faster.

[@auooka8169]

Мы знаем, что русский язык - сложный, и мы всегда удивляемся, когда иностранцы учат его и, тем более, если они могут говорить на нем. И мы никогда не думаем, хорошо или плохо вы говорите по-русски, мы заняты шоком от этого, и вообще главное - понимание, для выживания. (Но Вы шикарно говорите, правда, я бы умерла от восхищения, если бы встретила вас в реальной жизни). Пожалуйста, не сойдите с ума 💜

[@eliorx06]

I hope i will learn Russian like İclal 🥲🥲

[@timuro.2814]

​@@eliorx06i'll help you

[@clipsdeunpyke9551]

Я говорю порусски немного (ничего хаха). У меня есть один Достоевски книга, но я не очень знаю. Думаю я хочу книгу для мальчика. Любовь из Испании. (I'll study my own comment and learn from mistakes)

[@auooka8169]

@@clipsdeunpyke9551 Classical literature will help with a COMPLEX vocabulary, often optional. If you want to have fun, you can find any English/Spanish/German book that you are interested in, but in Russian. Almost everything was probably translated in Russian. And the translations are almost always very good and quite professional, so... and it will be better than suffering over classical Russian literature, where everyone died in the end 🗿

[@accdkx3195]

@@clipsdeunpyke9551 вы прекрасно говорите по-русски! надеюсь, вы не против небольшого фидбека 😌 книга is a feminine word, thus that would be "одна книга". then there is a more complicated part :) we change the name of Dostoevsky. одна книга (кого? of whom? --> родительный падеж, genitive case) Достоевского. that's it! "у меня есть одна книга Достоевского" "хаха" was natural 😁 also don't mind me asking but what "книга для мальчика" would supposedly mean? a book for a boy?

[@Atomo_S]

I totally agree. I have been studying the Russian language for just over a year, and I study it every day. From the beginning I was concerned about learning at least the basic principles of grammar, and I confess that it helped me a lot. There was a moment when I had to stop, because the grammar was becoming more difficult and because I needed to apply what I had already learned or my brain would burn, literally. Today, I study less grammar, but I write more, I listen more and whenever I can I dedicate myself to verbs and declensions. I know it will take years to master this language, but I will get there and with a lot of effort! Greetings from Brazil!

[@owa_creator]

Дико хорош!

[@user-qv3qz8id9g]

Желаю достичь цели

[@susiem.2068]

*"You are not a baby, you are thirty years old !"* See ? This is why I love watching Iclal. She's kind, but tough. She provides well-produced and inspiring content, and she has high expectations for herself but also for us. Sometimes when I watch a video, I feel like I'm listening to a supportive aunty that gives me a stern yet uplifting lecture at tea time on how I should get my life in order, because she believes in me so she has expectations. Take care Iclal. Thank you for the video. May God give you many blessings.

[@iclaliano]

sooo glad my content was useful 💓💓 all the best

[@amarsalem5671]

You are teaching the English listening, but above all not Russian......

[@timuro.2814]

​@@iclalianoIclal, hi! I thought that you're russian

[@chadbailey7038]

I’ve been self-studying Russian for 4 & ½ years. This video was a great kind of summary of all I have learned, smashed into 1 BIG video! For me I understand HOW Russian works completely. I just struggle with knowing WHEN to use which one. I understand why something is supposed to change, it’s just knowing WHAT it changes to and when! I guess it just more practice 🤷🏾‍♂️. Thanks as always! Спасибо большое за видео))

[@iclaliano]

рада слышать, спасибо 🙏🏻

[@dreamarimanu]

я безумно восхищаюсь вами и всеми теми, кто учит русский язык, честно, если бы я не была русской, точно не смогла бы его осилить (да мне даже будучи носительницей иногда сложно на нём говорить, а экзамены я вовсе на худший балл из всех остальных предметов пишу ахах), вы чудесная!:D

[@Zen-xs7yq]

Как с языка сняли😊 я бы от русского языка держался на расстоянии пушечного выстрела если бы там не родился и не вырос

[@union.nation]

Анологичная ситуация, только по нации я не русский и не россиянин. А так, в целом вы правы

[@nattybumppo5228]

Вот это талант! Снимаю шляпу и аплодирую стоя.

[@iclaliano]

🙏🏻

[@nattybumppo5228]

@@iclaliano В Калифорнии есть парень, который тоже сам зачем-то выучил русский язык настолько хорошо, что я подумал у него просто русская подруга, оказалось нет. @AyanSinghUSA

[@alexsoris8386]

@@nattybumppo5228 Na samom to dele on viuchil russkiy blagodaria russkoy podruge, on ob etom rasskazival v odnom iz svoix video blokov.

[@loveloveloveloveee]

@@nattybumppo5228энтони?

[@Asiya692]

Я смотрела это видео так, будто я русский не знаю. Вы очень интересно рассказываете)

[@ihavenomouthandimustscream]

I've skimmed through the first several minutes and for most of the video I thought that you're native😭 You definitely nailed the pronunciation, awesome job!

[@iclaliano]

oh thanks 😭

[@user-cv7ur6zb3v]

Assalomu aleykum ❤❤❤❤ Thank you Iclal . This is what I was waiting for 🎉

[@user-ip6pl5hs7j]

That was so impressive :)) Basics and similarities between the languages' structures is so interesting, and as for you, it's actually possible to do it! Pleaseeee keep going with these kinds of videos!

[@veteacolombani1070]

As a german and russian learner i agree with you. For me listening Again and Again the same topic from different angles is the key.

[@iclaliano]

yes! but i listened the verbs of motion from everyone on youtube, and at the end i was so confused that i stopped studying it and just started using what felt the most correct lol

[@sum7900]

Uzun zamandır bunu bekliyordum. Çok faydalı olmuş. Çok teşekkürler.

[@sound-engineer]

Sorun varsa sorablirsin.

[@polyglot6]

Hi iclal i am in love with ur channel and personality and thx for the video (i rlly needed it cuz i am learning russian 😊)

[@julideo3639]

So far, the best summary out there!

[@Bruh-qy1zq]

i love you for this video! you made russian much less intimidating. I'm trying to learn french and Spanish at the moment but russian is definitely on my list of future languages to learn! 💖

[@user-nq6hy2tm2z]

Estoy tratando de aprender todos los idiomas latinos y realmente quiero aprender los idiomas de Asia Oriental en el futuro

[@iclaliano]

omg im so glad! seeing a similar video to this when i was 16 would save me hahahdahah

[@O_ANGELO]

Your videos are so great. I've been struggling with russian for months but I still have difficulties with the grammar(and everything else). It's so inspiring to see someone like you speaking fluent russian and helping other learners with it❤

[@iclaliano]

happy to hear 🤍 you can absolutely succeed

[@pietroborgesparri]

Yes I am learning russian and I am going to watch this. Thank you Iclal

[@eliorx06]

Çok teşekkürler İclal iyi ki varsın başarılarını takdir ediyorum ve seninle gurur duyuyorum umarım hayatın hep istediğin şekilde ilerler, başarı seninle olsun ❤❤❤🎉

[@iclaliano]

💓

[@sametaltinpinar]

this helped a lot

[@ericwanderweg8525]

I just started learning Russian a month ago on Duolingo. I came across this video so now I’m learning about learning Russian 😎 I’m glad I had some experience with German for when you were doing those comparisons, otherwise it might’ve been information overload and my head would’ve exploded 😂

[@iclaliano]

ahahah good, it's just to help the german speakers, not to make others suffer!

[@honeeeymoonn]

Thank u sooo much iclal this video helped me so much, i hope u can do more videos of Russian language 🫶🏻

[@ece4515]

Спасибо большое ❤

[@user-hu6uv9hz9o]

Спасибо за видео!

[@arabicmajd]

I think that this single video raised my russian level from mid A2 to late A2 I have been struggling for a year with russian, specially the cases Thank you Iclal

[@iclaliano]

glad!! id say that's exactly the level that this video concerns

[@ArtiomFranich]

На самом деле, язык становится привычкой. Мы проходили всю эту грамматику в школе. Я специально остановил видео, чтобы вспомнить список падежей и вопросы к ним. Пришлось подглядывать. У вас неплохое произношение, кстати. Слух точно не резало. В общем, спасибо за видео -- давно не смотрел на родной язык с лингвистической точки зрения.

[@Omariano_45]

I watch the video even though I don't learn Russian😅 you speak it really well btw.

[@alypolyglot]

thank u so much sist❤

[@pbf6205]

Молодчина, Иджлаль!😊

[@michaelchr4239]

this is an incredible resource

[@brolol3136]

Muchas gracias, Camarada! Hello and Thanks from Belarus 😄🥰😇😍

[@YuldashevaUm1da]

Iclaaal learn Uzbek as well. It makes us, Uzbeks, so happy❤

[@Wendy_Wendy_Wendy]

Продолжай в том же духе. Ты мотивируешь других людей на изучение иностранных языков 🎉❤

[@iclaliano]

🤍

[@topbruiserthalius9057]

Nsv ve sv kısmında aydınlandım. Sv kullanmaktan hep kaçıyordum ama dili zenginleştiren cok faydalı bir araca benziyor. Emeğine sağlık Iclal

[@sound-engineer]

Zenginleştirmekten ziyade NSV ve SV'yi yerinde ve doğru kullanmak çok ama çok önemli. Karşındakinin seni akıcı olarak dinleyebilip anlamasında büyük rol oynar.

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

Spasiba❤❤❤

[@proggga]

I'm russian speaking and your russian is awesome! I started watching videos about russian and I understand that I haven't so much commitment and capacity to learn russian. This is crazy language and you are wonderful

[@user-ip6pl5hs7j]

Teaching and explaining your understandings and what you've come up with and basically what you did in this video çok yakışmış 😊😊

[@josevicenteescuderiborra4787]

Спасибо за видео. Очень интересно и полезно!!🤗🤗💐🤗🤗

[@alexsoris8386]

Iclal hanim, ben sokdayim!! Bu kadar gozel rus dilini bilmek ve konusmak - sizde Allah vergisi var! Bizde, Azerbaycanda, 100 yil ruslarla ayni olkede oldug, rus dilinde konusmak zorunda idik, amma bu kadar temiz ve gozel cok insanlar konusa bilmiyorlar. Mashallah!

[@iclaliano]

😌☺️

[@alexsoris8386]

@@iclaliano Allah sizi korusun.

[@emirrozerr]

Absolutely love your content, İclal. I've recently started learning Russian, and I find your content incredibly helpful. I truly appreciate it. I was wondering if you could provide more helpful tips for those with a Turkish background? Similar to the references you make from German or French. Since you're also native Turkish speaker, that'd be very helpful for us Turks. Keep up the great work!

[@user-my5kj1xu5r]

ты реально гений

[@gdudhdydhsudjdu6350]

vallahi mükemmelsin❤

[@Atomo_S]

In fact, for years I have been observing the large number of people who claim to speak a certain language without ever really studying it. They are the polyglots who learned by watching videos and listening to music... They will never, ever have a certificate, because they don't know how to write in the language... it's a shame. Unfortunately, there are a large number of people who advocate immersion, but without grammar they will be illiterate repeaters of ready-made sentences.

[@user-nu4be8qx1p]

this is just what i needed thank you for your russian advices 🙏 also you are a very beautiful girl

[@akm6019]

Your pronunciation is perfect 👌

[@maths98_]

From a native speaker: we do struggle with our language a lot. We've learned it around five times a week for 11 years in school, and we still make mistakes. Even adults. Even adults with a solid education. I graduated from high school with honors (in Saint Petersburg), and I have great linguistic intuition, but I wanted to cry while we were learning the forms of participles with Н in -НН- and -ЕНН-\-ЁНН- suffixes. And some other stuff. We had been learning grammar rules by heart and telling them later in front of the class. It was a pure torture. We had a lot of dictations, dictoglosses, and spelling quizzes - almost all the time. We always had 2 or 3 marks for every text we wrote: for grammar/punctuation and a separate one for your thoughts, and it was a common thing to have something like 3/5/5 (C/A/A) because it was hard to keep everything in place. And yes, we respect everyone who learns Russian as a second language. We have no idea how you guys decided to do this voluntarily. Take care!

[@TheActiveMind1]

Спасибо! I’m grateful to find this channel! Я изучал русский язык по два месяца. The online service I’ve used is called Rocket Russian which I mainly went with since it’s a one-time fee rather than subscription. I’ve paired that with an English-Русский dictionary and online resources like this channel. I’m thankful for the honesty regarding the difficulty as I’ve had to lean on a lot of humility and patience as an monoglot. I look forward to more videos!

[@indoorspecies]

Великолепное произношение, молодец!

[@furkan7758]

I hope you'll make the French version of this type of video. I like your content, please keep going!!!

[@moonspace61]

Bende yaklaşık 1 senedir rusça öğreniyorum, zor bazen çok zor oluyor, ama öğrendikçe anladıkça çok yol aldığınızı anlıyorsunuz. Benim önerebileceğim bikaç kaynak var, Poyehali kitapları, Ling Q uygulaması, Learn Russian sitesi, çok iyi kaynaklar ve bolca çizgifilm izlemeniz. Tabi birde iclali dikkatle dinleyiniz, sevgilerle ❤

[@edebiyt]

Learn russian sitesinde sorun mu var bende hiçbir ses dosyasından ses çıkmıyor

[@edebiyt]

Ben daha yeni başladım bana ne onerirsin

[@REDRUMXXX]

I learned the Russian alphabet in 2 days, and I was starting my grammar yesterday. I was having trouble with the cases, but thank you for your explanations.

[@usereve_9922]

Thanks for this video

[@hyperion4ik581]

You have charming and beautiful prononciation. I want to have that kind of experience in my daily life. Your learning approach is so precise and literate, it makes me exited about my own language. As for native speaker, I spent a lot of time for the deliberate practice beyond the conventional classes to become fluent. I wish you the best in your path.

[@ecesari8775]

not even learning russian. language comparisons in this video are just a pleasure to listen

[@ecesari8775]

ağlıyorum çok güzel olmuş

[@revmzy6925]

Harika video için teşekkürler İclal ! yeni dil öğrenmemde katkın büyük, çok ilham veriyorsun 🙏. Almanca ile birlikte öğrenilebilecek dil önerin ne olurdu acaba?Almanca ile Rusça birlikte çok zor oluyor demiştin daha önce. A2 almanca seviyesindeyim..bir işte de çalışıyorum aynı zamanda çok zamanım olmuyor aslında ancak yine de başka diller de öğrenmek istiyorum

[@minochenkovatn]

Вы дивно хороши в тельняшке, İclal, приятный образ) Первые несколько минут видео я думала, что вы наша из какого-то мусульманского региона страны. Мне ваше видео попалось случайно, но я рада увидеть и услышать человека такого трудолюбия и таланта. Произношение у вас прекрасное, минимальный акцент, некоторые слова совсем без акцента произносите. Вы первый полиглот, который подтверждает свои знания языковыми тестами, из тех кого я видела на ютюбе. Это очень правильно, поддерживаю. Тесты дисциплинируют и заставляют заниматься всем языковым комплексом и всеми разделами. Ваш грамматический подход мне оценить сложно, т.к. сначала мы в детстве учимся говорить и уже знаем грамматику на интуитивном уровне, а потом нам в школе нагружают теорию, те самые "страшные" таблицы, которые вы показывали. Это даже первое время сбивает, начинаешь во всем сомневаться 😅 Всех благ вам, терпения в изучении и удачи на экзамене!

[@astrapera5951]

İclal, have you ever thought to make podcasts? Thank you💙

[@cshamza1514]

That's great video thank you so much I almost lost motivation but I'll give it another try. And I request you to make video on German language too please like this!

[@macafaca4300]

Great video, it has helped me understand Russian better especially the cases. Even though I'm Slavic, I have trouble with Russian genitive and prepositional since they're a lot different than in my language. Btw, at 16:12 you used the term conjugation. Just to remind you, conjugation is for verbs, and declination for nouns, pronouns, adjectives and numbers.

[@j.r.qwertz]

Merhaba Iclal! 3 yıl önce Türkçe öğrenmeye başladım ve 3 ay önce Rusça öğrenmeye başladım. Bu videoyu izlemek gerçekten keyifliydi! I'm a bit horrified when it comes to the details of cases and verbs of motion. İyi çalışmalar ve başarılar dilerim! Спасибо и привет!

[@motivationonalthings]

Türkçeniz çok iyi görünüyor!

[@j.r.qwertz]

@@motivationonalthings Teşekkürler. Ama çok iş kalıyor. Tabii ki.

[@iclaliano]

продолжайте в том же духе 👏🏻👏🏻

[@sound-engineer]

Padejleri hemen öğrenemezsin zaten zaman ver kendine ve bol bol pratik

[@user-mt7qy1gz8b]

Я перешла с видео которое было 2 года назад где ты говорила про то как ты выучила русский язык и я в шоке как сильно у тебя изменился русский язык в хорошую сторону, ты большая молодец, я наоборт пытаюсь выучить турецкий, но не как не получается😢

[@eliorx06]

I am struggling with Russian as a Turkidh person 🫠

[@iclaliano]

спасибо ☺️ с временем у вас все обязательно получится

[@vovaarabi760]

@@iclaliano" со временем " , а так умница , молодец!!! ))

[@user-ky9km1mp3c]

Galiba benide duydu. Bende rusca ogreniyorum. Tam yerinde bir video oldu gercektende.😊

[@rare_hilf]

Вас интересно слушать и то, как Вы объясняете грамматику, даёт по-другому посмотреть на свой язык через опыт учащих его :) Произношение хоть и не идеальное, но-прежнему замечательное, такое нужно похвалить! И поскольку я пытаюсь учить немецкий, с крайним любопытством слушал Ваше мнение об этих двух и в особенности их сравнение

[@regsha]

Здравствуйте, спасибо, что продвигаете русский язык. Это очень ценно ❤❤❤

[@ayshadhasratov3291]

Спасибо большое за это видео Иджлаль. Я из Азербайджана, и большинство моих друзей очень хорошо говорят по-русски, я хотел бы выучить этот язык, чтобы общаться с ними на русском и заводить друзей из разных русскоязычных стран. Этим видео ты меня очень мотивировал!

[@iclaliano]

я так рада, примерно месяца назад была в азербайджане, в баку, скоро выложу влог)

[@Mariahmad-wt4k]

Awesome ❤

[@noamteuerstein7287]

"Why do I know that? I learned it with time" 😂 that's me when I try to explain to my friends how to learn a language, and they look at me like I'm an alien or something 😂😂😂

[@cookiemaria780]

Спасибо! The explanation of imperfective and perfective was really wonderful!

[@victorquebec5929]

As a native speaker of Russian, I highly praise your efforts, Iclal! Very good done indeed, пожалуйста, продолжай в том же духе! On the flip side, I think one of the real things that adds to the headache of (any) learner of this (super rich, hence beautiful) language is this bare truth that you have to live with - the number of grammatical EXCEPTIONS in Russian OUTSTRIPS the number of grammatical RULES! That's the way it is! There's no one to blame for, that's how the Russian language has evolved throughout history. You can do almost nothing about it, but immerse into a community of native speakers. Or be disciplined enough (!) to steadfastly make your brain absorb these exceptions on your own. It's gonna be tough BUT possible. Oh boy, I still remember the tables of words we had to memorise at school... Just my ¢2!

[@olegbojczuk371]

Просто молодец! Моё почтение!

[@QURANYALHULBAYTAS-iz4qh]

Eres la primera que veo con velo. Te felicito. Salam.

[@Hexacosichor0n]

Просто восхищаюсь, с какой уверенностью и увлечённостью ты рассказываешь об изучении языков, ещё и на многих языках! [Большой палец вверх на обеих руках]

[@iclaliano]

ахахах, спасибо огромное!

[@user-nu4be8qx1p]

trying to understand without studying grammar is way more funny

[@Businedu]

You never miss 🔥

[@eldasta]

hey bro thanks for this video i speak 6 languages, 4 native, 2 learned in school (spanish, portuguese, catalan, galician, italian, and english) and im learning russian but i always thought i just wont be able too because im not actually russian (caused by the number of my native languages) and because the culture and history was so much different than spain's and thats amplified even more due to the fact that im also mexican and was raised in mexico and the culture in mexico is much different than in spain leading to a double cultural barrier **but basically** i thought it was gonna be impossible for me to learn russian because im not russian, never been to russia and theres only a small group of people in my city that speak russian but this video cleared a lot of things up that i wouldnt have gotten before also the video is just really good and made me realize how similar spanish and russian are gramatically also makes the language feel a lot more easier to understand with your godly explanations of everything anyways have a good day

[@CuteHandem]

tam da bugün rusçaya başlayacakken ve bunun için video arıyorken en sevdiğim polyglotun video atması çok iyi bir işaret oldu. teşekkür ederim:)

[@khusansattarov9349]

Sooooo smart! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@nazheterjag]

i’m not even slightly interested in russian. but this video is making me want to start learning russian…

[@Rigoletto1]

Feel sorry for you. Great history , great culture, and the greatest literature. You’re missing a lot

[@amandasmith8411]

I follow you on instagram, I just accidentally bumped into this video 😅 your pronunciation is amazing 🤩

[@cliffordrichardc]

happy to see have learning russian

[@rafref]

Çok faydalı bir video olmuş emeğine sağlık.

[@laysan_erotica]

Сейчас уже за полночь, я сидела и искала видео на фон, чтобы мне было не так скучно сидеть и писать конспекты к моему скорому экзамену по английскому (забавно вышло)) Я думала, что промотаю видео, как это делаю обычно, но вышло иначе и я осталась послушать, чтобы иметь хоть какое-то представление о том, как иностранцы в целом видят наш язык и есть ли определенная проблематика в изучении. Действительно было интересно узнать мнение от вас, как от изучающего этот язык) В самом деле он довольно-таки специфичен как в произношении, так и в тех же глаголах, изменяющихся по родам. Когда ты являешься носителем, то не так сильно заморачиваешься и вдумываешься в такие вещи, которые привык считать обыденными, но мнение со стороны заставляет задуматься. Да и что стоит говорить про грамматику, когда почти половина населения в разной степени, но всё равно допускает ошибки в напростейших словах. А сколько всего существует синонимов в нашем языке, сколько диалектов, говоров и произношений? Сами русские иногда удивляются, когда приезжают в отдалённые регионы России и узнают что-то новое о своей культуре, потому что наша страна - просто винегрет, состоящий из множества народов и их личного вклада в наш общий национальный язык соответственно. Даже когда я просто ищу синоним к тому или иному русскому слову, то поражает количество найденных по запросу слов, половину из которых ты видишь впервые в жизни) Русский язык действительно увлекательный, поэтому желаю вам удачи в дальнейшем изучении!)

[@a.r.4707]

Selam aleykum ve merhaba Iclal😃. Nice video. I've been interested from Russian for most of my life, lol. I never studied it though, just learned little from my friends etc. I can speak Serbian quite fluently though. So just now recently I started to look some little things in Russian, like short videos and reading some youtube comments, checking up some words from the dictionary now and then just merely out of curiosity etc. I noticed that I can understand quite lot, often the vocabulary is almost the same or very similar in Russian compared to Serbian, although Serbian has a lot Turkish loanwords in daily usage but the core is quite Slavic in general. Sometimes some words are more similar to Ukrainian than to Russian though. Very interesting. The grammar also works in similar ways with masculine, feminine and neutral etc.

[@Isabella-linguistics]

Amazing videoooooo !!!!!! Pls Make more videos about learning Russiannnn )))))

[@iclaliano]

glad you liked it 💓💓

[@LOVE-yc2jg]

amazing knowledge! Your pronunciation on Russian so clear and beautiful) Можно подумать твой родной второй язык! вау!

[@iclaliano]

очень приятно)

[@joshabolarin]

Thank you so much Iclal! Great video! I had a question. I will focus on one grammar case each week. What's the best way to get the grammar into memory? Did you use any resource for extra practice aside from the videos (ie О Русском по-русски)?

[@iclaliano]

thanks! i basically followed amazing russian's playlists, she already has established an order and i just kept watching her videos taking notes. if i couldn't understand sth good enough i searched for explanations or exercises on the internet or just stopped concentrating on that topic and learnt other stuff, which also works pretty well

[@joshabolarin]

​@@iclalianothank you!

[@alexandredoliveira1677]

You are such an inspiration, really! Alexander from Brazil^^

[@iclaliano]

muito obrigada!

[@End0fst0ry]

Привет, Саша :D

[@laorium]

Я носитель русского языка. Грамматика русского напугала даже меня. Теперь, я не буду жаловаться из-за трудности английского для меня, мне стыдно за то, что я делал это(((( Меня восхищает то, что ты делаешь, это невероятно!

[@saimalishahid1406]

This is THE video for me right now

[@MauritiusMoments]

This is very helpful. How much time should I spend on reading. My focus will be learning 5 words a day and giving it about 60 minutes to 90 minutes a day. How much of that should go to using Anki for spaced repetition and how much to reading and grammar?

[@hush_-xh3yb]

Pure admiration 🫠🔥

[@muhammedyusufavar1169]

İclal hanım 10 yıl önce sağlam ingilizce çalışıp upper inter. Seviyesinde ingilizce bilgim vardı 10 yıldır hiç bakmadım ve %90 bilgiler silindi gitti nerden ve nasıl başlamalıyım lütfen yardımcı olur musunuz?

[@astrapera5951]

İt would be really nice this video's English, German and Spanish version too:)) thank you icalll we love you so much💙 you are so inspiring ✨

[@dinalee2955]

Helal olsun sana kız👍👍👍 Rusyada doğmuş , ancak rus kökenli olmayan ve universitede ingilizce ve almanca okuyan , ve şuan turkiyede yaşayan biri olarak, seni gerçekten tebrik ediyorum, 🎉🎉

[@hearingninja]

So is the imperfective vs perfective basically similar to using the preterite vs imperfect tenses in spanish? I’ve been wondering this for a while and I’d like to know if that’s a somewhat accurate way of understanding it

[@shabelskiy_shorts]

классно. эти же советы применю и к турецкому )

[@petrosstefanidis6396]

Every single time I don't understand some part of the Russian grammar, there's literally the same thing in Greek (or ancient Greek)😃🙏 Cases, Perfective and imperfective verbs, genders an so on, and so on...

[@medusa210562]

I am an Australian/Italian man from Australia. My wife is from Ukrain. Anyway, I am glad I came across this channel

[@gabedoesthings2400]

Спасибо большое за этой видео, что даже теперь мне не понимаю как использую падежи - очень сложный. Честно говоря, не смог изучать чего-то русский язык, потому что у меня СДВГ, и так, все много еще сложно. У меня в третий года на университета для иностранные языков. In other words, it's simple videos like these that help me understand what is going on with this language, so, sincerely, thank you. Especially since my exams are coming up soon lol

[@chevalblanc2393]

Your are such a great teacher! I‘d wish for videos in slow Turkish or Russian!! Grüße aus Deutschland!!

[@iclaliano]

danke für die empfehlung! liebe grüße aus mailand