Why I'm NOT learning Russian right now...

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Every year I experience the same problem. And maybe you experience the same. Watch the video to learn what to do.

[@alimajidian1974]

I think, it's better to continue to love Russians and Russian language, because this war is another subject.

[@АнглийскийсБенджамином]

Totally agree, нужно на постоянном основе слушать подкасты и музыку - with regards to music I love listening to Михаил Круг - his lyrics give an insight into Russia in the 90's

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Yes, music is great for connecting with the language!

[@JS-cs5fg]

на постоянной* основе (основа - feminine gender)

[@iiiiii7503]

Удачи, брат. Сейчас учу французский - постоянно слушаю подкаст на французском когда куда либо выхожу.

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Да, это идеальный подход! Я то же самое делаю часто с русским.

[@justaname1837]

I know this problem. Motivation is said to be the key to success, but unfortunately, motivation is only temporary, not permanent. What works for me is to have some kind of system to continue studying the language. That means I sit down and study for one hour a day, but listening and reading for fun can also help!

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Yes, exactly! I enjoyed the book Atomic Habits by James Clear that dives more into this.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

I try and do the majority of language learning in morning or evening. That way I have most of the day to do whatever. I know, it's easier said than done for most people. I don't work right now due to health issues and family stuff. And took time off school. But I know, if I ever did work again I would have to divide up the sessions and cut back on amount of time. However, no different to when, I went to college full time while keeping a workout schedule. Don't work to a schedule but adjust to personal needs.

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Yes, there's something nice about having done most of your practice in the morning. I keep series and books for later at night though, as they're more relaxing.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

@@LearntheRussianLanguage Yeah me too. The studying is more for mornings and part of the evenings but prefer passive learning later in the evenings and weekends.

[@AyaanleCabdi-nt4dy]

Yes creating real sentences in your head and to be able to say it correctly is absolutely great and the key source is by listening sentences being spoken correctly, for instance news because news are vocabulary source in my opinion 🥴 Спасибо за это видео.

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Yes, listening gives you the raw input your brain needs to create sentences yourself.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Maybe we need Russian’ Day in the Life’ with Ari’ Spring/ Summer edition.Or workout and fitness with Ari session.

[@LearntheRussianLanguage]

Haha, my workouts are very random these days. Lots of walking and field hockey with ocasional calisthenics.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

@@LearntheRussianLanguage I would still watch lol.

[@JacoboLee]

Интересное видео, я слушал с удовольствием. У меня наивный русский, приятно слушать когда учат этот язык, что то начинаешь копаться и копать в глубь, а почему я так говорю. Правда интересен глагол, например, смотреть. Типа смотри я какую принёс книжку или посмотри какую я принёс книжку. Какая разница казалось бы. Но разница есть и я так и не понял сильно. Мне кажется мы говорим смотри это когда хочешь что то показать а посмотри это когда ты заостряешь внимание на то, что надо посмотреть и ты как бы настаиваешь или ну не настаиваешь а предлагаешь всё же точно посмотреть а не смотреть как на процесс для тебя не важный. Оба же императивы. Что смотреть что посмотреть. Интересно как вы это понимаете.

[@IliaDem]

It is not hard to learn languages when weather is good. For example, in the summer I often go cycling for 8-10 hours listening podcasts and audiobooks during my rides.

[@NiekLodewijkx]

I thought you had a russian girlfriend. It's the best way to learn russian

[@ПетевнаСветланаАнавна]

Я бы научил тебя русскому бро, но я плохо знаю англ, будет сложно объяснить правила работы. Но там все просто, тыр-пыр-8-дыр )

[@marytaae8680]

Beh sei fortunato a parlare il russo,anch’io voglio impararlo ma non ho nessuno,e anche studiandolo se non lo metti in pratica non servirà a molto,anche perché è importante avere una madre lingua nella tua quotidianità

[@Abdiasis19]

Броооо ты уже говоришь по русский. You don’t need to learn anymore.

[@Nicole-cf3kj]

Man, you even look like Russian 👀 Amazing what language can do to a person 😅

[@ThePmfatima]

Learn Ukrainian, now. You'll get to witness both sides of the story and history. You will also have first hand proof of the differences and similarities between both cultures and languages. 65 % of the vocabulary is closely related, which is already an advantage. Cheers.

[@none9223]

Этот рыбий язык никому кроме украинцев не нужен