These videos are seriously SO helpful, instead of just listing a bunch of random phrases with barely any context like some other channels he explains things in-depth and tries to help people learn from common mistakes. It's so refreshing, this guy is definitely one of the best language teachers I've found on this website!
Might be his subtle way of showing he watched one of her more recent anti war vids - because that’s where the photo is from…. I could be over interpreting, but the video is titled “secrets Russian teachers don’t talk about”, it has an image from Darya’s recent anti propaganda video, and it puts an X over both of their mouths.
@@BenTajer89 poor Daria. She had made a tone of videos giving example sentences with "president Putin" that "knows and reads", tanks, strong Russia, identity comments and so many other things that don't go under the radar any more.
Fedor, your videos getting better and more better. I've been learning russian for nearly 3years, and you are one of the best Russian teacher youtuber. Приветствую вас из Индонезии 🇮🇩
I love this channel so much. It gives useful information and always straight to the point, with no time wasting and no useless chatter just to reach more minutes. Passionate, creative, and very helpful!
Удачи выучить русский язык с 6 падежами, тремя родами, где может быть 12 форм одного слова, со склонениями числительных, 18 форм местоимения "чей", и нашими фразами "да нет, наверно", "руки не доходят посмотреть", "руки в ноги и беги" и со звуком "ы")
0:40 Not "How things are?" It is "How things are going on?" So, you answer with an ADVERB rather than an ADJECTIVE You don't say дела ХОРОШИ. You say дела (идут) ХОРОШО P.S: I'm not a Russian native speaker. So, native speakers are welcome to comment if I'm wrong 😊
Yes, in regular speeches you can't hear that. But there's nothing wrong in this phrase. Even the opposite, you can use it in situations where you want to show that your things are REALLY GOOD. Мои дела хороши. It needs to be toned well, you must pull the word "ХОРОШИ" just like happy sleepy cat. By the way, could you tell me about my mistakes in this text?
@@lefebvre3168Since the other person didn't respond: You’re missing an article before "happy sleepy cat" ("a happy sleepy cat"), and you could go for "conversations" instead of "speeches" and "any mistakes" instead of "my mistakes", but these are rather minor. In fact, I hadn't even noticed any of these before actively looking for mistakes as you requested, so you're doing very well.
I would explain the difference between русский and по-русски in a different way. Русский is just an adjective like русский перевод, русский алфавит. But when we talk about по-русски it's a different thing. This lil' thing по- means something like "the way (THEY) do it". For example, you can say " Я хочу сделать по-своему" which means "I want to do it as I wish" like .. the way I want to do it, I usually do. So when you say Я говорю по-русски it's like I speak as Russian people speak.
Мне кажется, что диалог " - Купи хлеб. - Куплю." звучит ненатурально. На просьбу лучше просто отвечать "Хорошо" (Или "ладно", "окей"...) или "Хорошо, я куплю". Но можно ответить "куплю" на вопрос: " - Ты купишь хлеб? " - Да, куплю"
Your post should be pinned at the top, with my response below. I knew every mistake he listed. I spent a year in Russia. Aside from a handful of words and memorizing the alphabet on my flight over, I learned everything during my time there by listening. His whole point in this is trying to break what you just did. You’re using English structuring to form a sentence in Russian. This may sound right as you translate your English sentence into Russian before you say it, but to a native, you’ll sound very robotic because this isn’t how they speak or use it. This honestly is why his channel is so much better than the rest. They teach words without considering the pupil. All of these little nuances aren’t nuances to them because it’s how they understand their language, so they teach expecting people to know this stuff. Especially true if they’ve never lived in an English speaking language and never been corrected on their mistakes as they apply Russian structuring to English. His time in America allowed him to see and learn the differences without necessarily having to be told or taught. His goal with this channel isn’t just teaching vocabulary, but _proper_ vocabulary.
That last one was my problem when learning Japanese. They don’t have future tense, nor do they say “I do” or “I will” like that. And, as you said, you have to actually use the verb to confirm your action. Tripped me up a lot, but now it makes a lot of sense!
Hey Fedor, I love your videos and was doing other research outside your channel about Russia and its language. I think it would be a cool video if you broke down the dialogue in some scenes from брат and брат 2 since they’re really popular in Russia
thank you for making this video , I just thought about learning russian today, and I watched a few of you're videos already , I want to be able to speak russian properly and this made me think of all the other ppl who make russian language learning videos and that because I am a beginner , I would not have known that there is a chance I would still be saying russian sentences wrong in future if I watched other ppl's videos , not saying they teach it wrong I wouldn't know till I became an intermediate I guess, but I think just from watching this video , I much rather learn russian from you . plz keep making content cos you are the best teacher I believe and even though I have only watched a few videos , I think you are the best person I can find on youtube to learn from .
Yes. There are a lot of Russian videos, but I rarely watch them. Yours helps me out the most, by far. Keep up the good work, Feodor. Don't let them discourage you. You are helping me out a tremendous amount. Thanks.
Will you please make a video about Russian vocabulary for Hockey? There are a lot of Russian hockey players in the NHL, so it'd be fun to learn! спасибо большое 😄
Your videos are so helpful Fedor (and entertaining :D) and the one reliable Russian teaching CZcams channel. I'm always instantly clicking on the next video and I can say with full confidence that I am progressing very well in my Russian learning journey due to your help. You should be proud of what you do, thanks Fedor.
5:25: the funny thing is that this is a consequence of influence on English from Celtic languages, which broadly lack words for "yes" and "no", so we repeat the verb of the question with or without the negative particle. Where things get screwy is when those speakers of Celtic languages start speaking English. We introduced the "do" auxiliary, and we generalised the pattern from our languages to repeat the finite verb in answers... which is almost always an auxiliary in English. And thus you have this problem.
I always put every new word I learn in Ankidroid and and underline the stressed syllable. You can also download the pronunciation and add the audio file to your card, but that's too much work for me... I do always say the words out loud when I'm learning. My best help is that once a week I go to a Russian teacher, it helps so much that I can speak Russian without being afraid of making mistakes and have someone to correct me if I do.
Английское will дословно переводится как "соизволю". Кстати, древне-славянские языки некоторое время ещё сохраняли т.н. "вспомогательный глагол" (аорист и имперфект) типа "быть" (бых, быша, бысть, бы, бе, бяше, бяху, бяхом и т.д.), "есть" (еси, еста, есть, есмь, суть и т.д), "иметь". "Не видилъ еси Христа, не ходилъ еси по немь, како ученикъ его обретеся?"
5:10 One of my russian teachers said you shouldn't say океи, but instead say ладно, because океи is too much english-influenced. However that teacher also said yo can't always use ладно aas an equivalent of "okay" either, so go figure...
-как ты? -я хорошо Тоже режет слух, ну не сочетается эти слова "я" и "хорошо". Конечно можно сказать "я хорошо покушал сегодня утром", но просто "я хорошо" не звучит. На "как ты", да и на "как дела" новичкам лучше ответить "нормально" (так сказал, "новичкам", как будто я дохера полиглот и знаю ваш язык хорошо, хотя сам в самой слабой группе в универе по английскому, хоть и чувствую себя там уверенно)
Русский забавен еще тем, что иностранец может сказать предложение, в котором многие слова будут не в том падеже/числе/роде стоять, и очень многие поймут о чем он говорит в целом. Это может повлиять на конкретику, конечно, но по контексту можно понять о чем речь. Чего обратного о других языках не скажешь
I would recommend finding CZcams channels or videos on topics you enjoy in Russian. It’s definitely helped me since I have no one to practice with. There are also some language apps you can talk to natives. It’s a bit awkward but it can be fun.
So are you implicitly turning the command form into the perfective? Is куплю perfective? It would seem so since it ends in я but how is the future tense implied?
The same thing happen to me when I move to the States from Brasil, I tried to translate everything and guess what.....😂😂😂😂 . I'm really trying but it will take time and practice for a purpose, just like your wife had to. I'm not at that point. But thanks o lot I'm always learning from your videos. 👍👍
Ohhh so that "Я буду" is kinda like in Japanese, Arabic, etc. It means "I will" but it cannot be used alone as people would always question you something like "WILL" WHAT DUDE?! WHY THE #### DID YOU STOP?? They just don't have such a thing in the language.
*C1/C2 word* Ша́рить 1 touch searching, examine touching. G-translator says it's "fumble" but i doubt. More complete description: move your hand (or a stick in it) and touch what you don't see (it's important) to find something you need or examine what you're touching. Related words: пошарить - complete action, нашарить - succeeded action. Examples: я долго шарил по полу пока не нашёл мои упавшие очки - i was (touching) a floor for a long time until i've found my fallen glasses. Я пошарил под кроватью, но нашёл только пыль - i've (touched) under bed, but found only dust. 2 know alot about something, be an expert in something Examples: Эйнштейн хорошо шарит в физике - Einstein knows alot about physics. Шаришь! - reply to show your impression of person's knowledge. Related word: проша́реный - knowing (in general).
Шарить also can be used as "to share" sometimes. In this case it's directly taken from English and used with the same sense. For example: расшарь мне файл - share the file to me. Он пошарил мне инфу - He shared the info with me. However, this is mostly used among young people and not so often.
@@BessReed шарить isn’t an equivalent of an English word share, шерить is. However, just as you mentioned, it is used rarely and mostly among teenagers
@@Deluxey I've never heard word шерить in my social circle (games/friends/college/job), шарить only. Perhaps it varies from place to place just like шаурма and шаверма.
I learn a lot from native Russians who are learning English while попробую Я выучить русский язык. (Aaaaargh! I already know that's all wrong) 🤨 Ибо ученье и труд - всё перетрут
I fell into a DUOLINGO VACUUM... (YOU DID WARN ME) I have a screen recording of 2 out of 4 answers phoenetically sounding exactly the SAME.. but everytime.. I got it wrong,,, it was only repetition that got me through... and I doubt I learned the proper syntax. . It is a guilty little addiction... I need to check in with yourself and Daria
How about «я изучаю математику по-русски» meaning the math lessons I’m taking are giving in Russian? Or it has to be обязательно «… на русском (языке)»?
"Я изучаю математику на русском языке." means:"I am studying mathematics in Russian". "Я изучаю математику по-русски" means: "I study mathematics just like a Russian person studying mathematics." Excuse me for my English.
Лич/лик/лиц is a root. Лицо - face/person, лик is archaic form Личный - personal Двуликий - two-faced Отличный от - unlikely, different. But without от it's good/nice/proper About разный/различный. Раз is a prefix, means like "apart". In разный the root is н (this is possible) but i can't catch the meaning. Различный - different/not likely, разный - different/other. Разные can be alike but differentiate in location, time, price etc.
The weird thing about Russian to me is like when he says как ты which in Russia means how are you, but there is only two words but it accommodates for three same goes for я хорошо which in Russia means I am good but it also only accommodates for 2 words. Can someone explain this to me Please.
1. Easy part. In Russian, you can omit a predicate or subject if it's obvious what is being discussed. 2. Hard part. We use "to be" as helper verb in future tenses only. So, sentences like "I am swimming" sound like "I swimming". 3. Mind blowing part. Articles just dont't exists in russian language. And we very very very rarely use such helper words which don't make sense on their own, except of prepositions and conjunctions. I suppose, missing or wrong articles is the most common mistake on english lessons in Russia (: Ok, it's example time! (I'm the ommited word.) {And I'm an untranslatable word} - Привет! Что (ты) делаешь? / Hi! What {are} (you) doing? - Привет! (Я) иду на работу. / Hi! (I) {am} walking to work. - (Ты) знаешь, где (находится) ближайший книжный магазин? / {Do} (you) know where {the} nearest book shop {is} (located)? - Конечно (я) знаю! Я работаю там. / Of course (I) know! I work there.
Нет, так как это будет звучать, будто ты выполняешь военную миссию. "I got it, general. I'll do it" Просто скажи "хорошо" или "ладно". Этого достаточно.
Просто включила несколько секунд ролика и неправильные советы посыпались тут же. В русском не говорят "у меня хорошо". Да нормально всё, да вроде всё хорошо, хорошо, ничего, нормально, да так всё в порядке и десятки других вариантов. "У меня хорошо" требует как минимум "у меня всё хорошо". Также не принято говорить плохо, если только ну уж совсем всё плохо и речь идёт об общении с очень близкими людьми. В реальной жизни варианты такие: да как-то не очень, ну - так себе, да что-то не очень дела (хорошо идут) в последнее время и т.п.
Well in Russian we use one-word form of Future Tense more often than two-words. For example, "куплю"(will buy), "сыграю" (will play) but "буду играть" (will play) is also correct
@@olyaolsson Знаете, уважаемая тёзка, "твой канал - супер" - тоже очень естественно звучит. Но я пыталась помочь человеку выразить мысли именно теми словами, которые он сам употребил.
@@APlusRussian я добавила еще вариант, человек учится, пусть сразу будет вариативность, не понимаю, что вас зацепило. ну и да, каюсь, фраза "Твой канал мой самый любимый." меня резанула, как носителя, уж не взыщите. :)
@@olyaolsson Да пожалуйста, хоть 10 вариантов! Вариативность должна быть вовремя и по делу, и с моей точки зрения этот человек еще не совсем готов. На своем канале и Вы, и я можем сами решать, как и кого учить. У Федора же, предлагаю уже закрыть эту тему, если он конечно сам не придет и нас не "рассудит" ;)
Всегда забавно наблюдать за тем как иностранцы изучают твой язык))
Здравствуйте, я учу русский язык 🙂
@@hwaansswaanh3511 Штирлиц шел по лесу и напоролся на сук,суки с визгом разбежались,визг бежал и спотыкался.
@@hwaansswaanh3511 желаем вам удачи!
Кстати, не вижу особой проблемы в ответе «я- хорошо»
These videos are seriously SO helpful, instead of just listing a bunch of random phrases with barely any context like some other channels he explains things in-depth and tries to help people learn from common mistakes. It's so refreshing, this guy is definitely one of the best language teachers I've found on this website!
thumbnail - thought this was going to be a collaboration video with darya from real russian club. but, nonetheless, an excellent video, fedor.
Might be his subtle way of showing he watched one of her more recent anti war vids - because that’s where the photo is from…. I could be over interpreting, but the video is titled “secrets Russian teachers don’t talk about”, it has an image from Darya’s recent anti propaganda video, and it puts an X over both of their mouths.
His real teacher
@@BenTajer89 poor Daria. She had made a tone of videos giving example sentences with "president Putin" that "knows and reads", tanks, strong Russia, identity comments and so many other things that don't go under the radar any more.
Same!!!
Это был байт блэт
Darya × Fedor would be the ultimate crossover among Russian teachers
Fedor, your videos getting better and more better. I've been learning russian for nearly 3years, and you are one of the best Russian teacher youtuber. Приветствую вас из Индонезии 🇮🇩
I love this channel so much. It gives useful information and always straight to the point, with no time wasting and no useless chatter just to reach more minutes. Passionate, creative, and very helpful!
Так внимательно смотрю видео от начала и до конца, будто и правда учу русский 😂😅
Хотя и сам знаешь русский язык
Your videos have helped me so much. I've been constantly watching about 10-30 videos every day! Thank you Fedor.
Удачи выучить русский язык с 6 падежами, тремя родами, где может быть 12 форм одного слова, со склонениями числительных, 18 форм местоимения "чей", и нашими фразами "да нет, наверно", "руки не доходят посмотреть", "руки в ноги и беги" и со звуком "ы")
@@belkappick1908 Не так уж и сложно.
0:40
Not "How things are?"
It is "How things are going on?"
So, you answer with an ADVERB rather than an ADJECTIVE
You don't say дела ХОРОШИ. You say дела (идут) ХОРОШО
P.S:
I'm not a Russian native speaker. So, native speakers are welcome to comment if I'm wrong 😊
Yeah, you're right. Don't think that actually someone will say "Хороши" while learning Russian though, but you are right.
Yes, in regular speeches you can't hear that. But there's nothing wrong in this phrase. Even the opposite, you can use it in situations where you want to show that your things are REALLY GOOD. Мои дела хороши. It needs to be toned well, you must pull the word "ХОРОШИ" just like happy sleepy cat. By the way, could you tell me about my mistakes in this text?
@@lefebvre3168
What mistakes?
@@lefebvre3168Since the other person didn't respond: You’re missing an article before "happy sleepy cat" ("a happy sleepy cat"), and you could go for "conversations" instead of "speeches" and "any mistakes" instead of "my mistakes", but these are rather minor. In fact, I hadn't even noticed any of these before actively looking for mistakes as you requested, so you're doing very well.
I would explain the difference between русский and по-русски in a different way. Русский is just an adjective like русский перевод, русский алфавит. But when we talk about по-русски it's a different thing. This lil' thing по- means something like "the way (THEY) do it". For example, you can say " Я хочу сделать по-своему" which means "I want to do it as I wish" like .. the way I want to do it, I usually do. So when you say Я говорю по-русски it's like I speak as Russian people speak.
That "different thing" is called an adverb. :)
@@MaksymMinenko thanks, man
Мне кажется, что диалог
" - Купи хлеб.
- Куплю." звучит ненатурально. На просьбу лучше просто отвечать "Хорошо" (Или "ладно", "окей"...) или "Хорошо, я куплю".
Но можно ответить "куплю" на вопрос:
" - Ты купишь хлеб?
" - Да, куплю"
Your post should be pinned at the top, with my response below.
I knew every mistake he listed. I spent a year in Russia. Aside from a handful of words and memorizing the alphabet on my flight over, I learned everything during my time there by listening.
His whole point in this is trying to break what you just did. You’re using English structuring to form a sentence in Russian. This may sound right as you translate your English sentence into Russian before you say it, but to a native, you’ll sound very robotic because this isn’t how they speak or use it.
This honestly is why his channel is so much better than the rest. They teach words without considering the pupil. All of these little nuances aren’t nuances to them because it’s how they understand their language, so they teach expecting people to know this stuff. Especially true if they’ve never lived in an English speaking language and never been corrected on their mistakes as they apply Russian structuring to English. His time in America allowed him to see and learn the differences without necessarily having to be told or taught. His goal with this channel isn’t just teaching vocabulary, but _proper_ vocabulary.
Actually my two favorite ones are his and Darya's channel.
Big thanks for you Fedor your content is awesome I'm learning alot from you!! 😍❤️,
Greetings from Egypt! 🇪🇬❤️
اخبارك اي ف اللغة؟
this was so helpful! thank you, Fedor!!
You explain things in a way even children can understand.. that's what I need ;-)
спасибо Федор, this video really helps me to learn the nuances of learning Russian!
Вы учите русский, ради поездки в Россию? Сэр
That last one was my problem when learning Japanese. They don’t have future tense, nor do they say “I do” or “I will” like that. And, as you said, you have to actually use the verb to confirm your action. Tripped me up a lot, but now it makes a lot of sense!
Reminds me of the Chinese way, which is also similar.
Hey Fedor, I love your videos and was doing other research outside your channel about Russia and its language. I think it would be a cool video if you broke down the dialogue in some scenes from брат and брат 2 since they’re really popular in Russia
thank you for making this video , I just thought about learning russian today, and I watched a few of you're videos already , I want to be able to speak russian properly and this made me think of all the other ppl who make russian language learning videos and that because I am a beginner , I would not have known that there is a chance I would still be saying russian sentences wrong in future if I watched other ppl's videos , not saying they teach it wrong I wouldn't know till I became an intermediate I guess, but I think just from watching this video , I much rather learn russian from you . plz keep making content cos you are the best teacher I believe and even though I have only watched a few videos , I think you are the best person I can find on youtube to learn from .
This channel is too helpful i love it
Yes. There are a lot of Russian videos, but I rarely watch them. Yours helps me out the most, by far. Keep up the good work, Feodor. Don't let them discourage you. You are helping me out a tremendous amount.
Thanks.
Thank you Fedor!
Thank you for Forvo Max!! Once again, you have surprised me by going above and beyond the call of duty.
Will you please make a video about Russian vocabulary for Hockey? There are a lot of Russian hockey players in the NHL, so it'd be fun to learn! спасибо большое 😄
What a divine guy ya are:
Lovely,professional and funny.
Bless on Your consciousness.
Great lessons, thanks!
these are good lectures Fedor
Your videos are so helpful Fedor (and entertaining :D) and the one reliable Russian teaching CZcams channel. I'm always instantly clicking on the next video and I can say with full confidence that I am progressing very well in my Russian learning journey due to your help. You should be proud of what you do, thanks Fedor.
Thanks alloooot
Very useful as usual
you are the best! thank you!
Good observation!
5:25: the funny thing is that this is a consequence of influence on English from Celtic languages, which broadly lack words for "yes" and "no", so we repeat the verb of the question with or without the negative particle.
Where things get screwy is when those speakers of Celtic languages start speaking English. We introduced the "do" auxiliary, and we generalised the pattern from our languages to repeat the finite verb in answers... which is almost always an auxiliary in English. And thus you have this problem.
Brief video, critical information - Fedor is tops!!!
Fedor the mad scientist! Thanks for continuing to break these down into layman's terms! 👍
This is so good!
Can you also make a video or list for HCB CB verbs, or maybe can you recommend a website for that? I cannot find a good one. :)
Спасибо 😊
I always put every new word I learn in Ankidroid and and underline the stressed syllable. You can also download the pronunciation and add the audio file to your card, but that's too much work for me... I do always say the words out loud when I'm learning.
My best help is that once a week I go to a Russian teacher, it helps so much that I can speak Russian without being afraid of making mistakes and have someone to correct me if I do.
Loved this video
Great channel for Russian Language, i am grateful and thanks a lot.
Благодарю 🙂
Английское will дословно переводится как "соизволю".
Кстати, древне-славянские языки некоторое время ещё сохраняли т.н. "вспомогательный глагол" (аорист и имперфект) типа "быть" (бых, быша, бысть, бы, бе, бяше, бяху, бяхом и т.д.), "есть" (еси, еста, есть, есмь, суть и т.д), "иметь".
"Не видилъ еси Христа, не ходилъ еси по немь, како ученикъ его обретеся?"
5:10 One of my russian teachers said you shouldn't say океи, but instead say ладно, because океи is too much english-influenced. However that teacher also said yo can't always use ладно aas an equivalent of "okay" either, so go figure...
This is the reason to listen to many natives.
Спасибо!
Я изучаю русский язык, потому что я хочу говорить по-русски.
Я тоже βωψχζδξθ
-как ты?
-я хорошо
Тоже режет слух, ну не сочетается эти слова "я" и "хорошо". Конечно можно сказать "я хорошо покушал сегодня утром", но просто "я хорошо" не звучит.
На "как ты", да и на "как дела" новичкам лучше ответить "нормально" (так сказал, "новичкам", как будто я дохера полиглот и знаю ваш язык хорошо, хотя сам в самой слабой группе в универе по английскому, хоть и чувствую себя там уверенно)
Good video,,are ya in LA now?
I love your videos
I look so aggressive on that thumbnail 😅
Big fan madam 🌹🌹
the last rule is exactly what chinese does when you want to confirm something, like "are usually going?". you'd respond "going"
are you* going
Федор(Fedor), you are awesome!
Молодец!
Good stuff tanks 🤩🇲🇽👍
Русский забавен еще тем, что иностранец может сказать предложение, в котором многие слова будут не в том падеже/числе/роде стоять, и очень многие поймут о чем он говорит в целом. Это может повлиять на конкретику, конечно, но по контексту можно понять о чем речь. Чего обратного о других языках не скажешь
I need to speed up..
I am getting the READING... but I am not cracking LISTENING...
I would recommend finding CZcams channels or videos on topics you enjoy in Russian. It’s definitely helped me since I have no one to practice with. There are also some language apps you can talk to natives. It’s a bit awkward but it can be fun.
ТОВЕ ПРОИЗНОШЕНИЕ ПРЕКРАСНО! Я ПОРОЙ УДИВЛЯЮСЬ, КАК ТЫ МОЖЕШЬ ТАК ПРЕКРАСНО ПРОИЗНОСИТЬ ФРАЗЫ?
So are you implicitly turning the command form into the perfective?
Is куплю perfective? It would seem so since it ends in я but how is the future tense implied?
How does it end in я?
The same thing happen to me when I move to the States from Brasil, I tried to translate everything and guess what.....😂😂😂😂 . I'm really trying but it will take time and practice for a purpose, just like your wife had to. I'm not at that point. But thanks o lot I'm always learning from your videos. 👍👍
Да, Forvo - это хорошо👍
Ohhh so that "Я буду" is kinda like in Japanese, Arabic, etc. It means "I will" but it cannot be used alone as people would always question you something like "WILL" WHAT DUDE?! WHY THE #### DID YOU STOP?? They just don't have such a thing in the language.
For the last tip can you respond with "Я буду делать" ???
*C1/C2 word*
Ша́рить
1 touch searching, examine touching. G-translator says it's "fumble" but i doubt. More complete description: move your hand (or a stick in it) and touch what you don't see (it's important) to find something you need or examine what you're touching.
Related words: пошарить - complete action, нашарить - succeeded action.
Examples: я долго шарил по полу пока не нашёл мои упавшие очки - i was (touching) a floor for a long time until i've found my fallen glasses. Я пошарил под кроватью, но нашёл только пыль - i've (touched) under bed, but found only dust.
2 know alot about something, be an expert in something
Examples: Эйнштейн хорошо шарит в физике - Einstein knows alot about physics. Шаришь! - reply to show your impression of person's knowledge.
Related word: проша́реный - knowing (in general).
Шарить also can be used as "to share" sometimes. In this case it's directly taken from English and used with the same sense. For example: расшарь мне файл - share the file to me. Он пошарил мне инфу - He shared the info with me.
However, this is mostly used among young people and not so often.
@@BessReed шарить isn’t an equivalent of an English word share, шерить is. However, just as you mentioned, it is used rarely and mostly among teenagers
@@Deluxey I've never heard word шерить in my social circle (games/friends/college/job), шарить only. Perhaps it varies from place to place just like шаурма and шаверма.
Don't forget about word ша́ра (халява)
учу английский по видео про русский
Братан)))
так почти все делают 🗿
@@diamond_demon6709 почему братан если вроде сеструха :)
Сеструха, братан :)
I learn a lot from native Russians who are learning English while попробую Я выучить русский язык. (Aaaaargh! I already know that's all wrong) 🤨 Ибо ученье и труд - всё перетрут
@@jennasjams it's very cute
Hello Edward!how do you say in russian:my very dear friend i really appreciate it and thank you very much for everythings from the bottom of my heart!
"Дорогой друг, я очень ценю это и благодарен тебе от всего сердца!"
Why do you need to talk like that?
I fell into a DUOLINGO VACUUM... (YOU DID WARN ME)
I have a screen recording of 2 out of 4 answers phoenetically sounding exactly the SAME.. but everytime.. I got it wrong,,, it was only repetition that got me through... and I doubt I learned the proper syntax.
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It is a guilty little addiction...
I need to check in with yourself and Daria
Прикольно наблюдать, как англичане учат твой язык, когда ты изучаешь их язык)
На самом деле ваши слова не ко всем относятся, например я араб
@@hwaansswaanh3511 мне остаётся только порадоваться, что русский язык интересует иностранцев
Правильно, я даже радуюсь, когда вижу, как русские учат арабский
How about «я изучаю математику по-русски» meaning the math lessons I’m taking are giving in Russian? Or it has to be обязательно «… на русском (языке)»?
"Я изучаю математику на русском языке." means:"I am studying mathematics in Russian".
"Я изучаю математику по-русски" means: "I study mathematics just like a Russian person studying mathematics."
Excuse me for my English.
Stress.... stresses me.
Hey can someone explain why some words just have лич in them?
Like:
Разный
But
Различный
Лич/лик/лиц is a root.
Лицо - face/person, лик is archaic form
Личный - personal
Двуликий - two-faced
Отличный от - unlikely, different. But without от it's good/nice/proper
About разный/различный. Раз is a prefix, means like "apart". In разный the root is н (this is possible) but i can't catch the meaning. Различный - different/not likely, разный - different/other. Разные can be alike but differentiate in location, time, price etc.
Разный is also opposite.
2:24 don’t have to imagine 😬
Я хорошо... Never heard this. Better to say just хорошо/нормально/плохо or не твоё дело.
at 3:41 i was so worried that по-русский was a real thing used in a different context and i just didn’t know about it. scared me lmao thank god
Yeeyy I knew the first mistake already ♡♡
My Russian teacher taught us the word for gay:
Голобымий
She also said it was the same word for the color light-blue.
Is that correct?
The word is голубой, and yes it has these two meanings
Голубой, yes. But when you talk about a gay it's rude.
"По-русски" also could be "AS russian"
i like these spot the mistake videos these are phenomanal
The weird thing about Russian to me is like when he says как ты which in Russia means how are you, but there is only two words but it accommodates for three same goes for я хорошо which in Russia means I am good but it also only accommodates for 2 words. Can someone explain this to me Please.
1. Easy part. In Russian, you can omit a predicate or subject if it's obvious what is being discussed.
2. Hard part. We use "to be" as helper verb in future tenses only. So, sentences like "I am swimming" sound like "I swimming".
3. Mind blowing part. Articles just dont't exists in russian language. And we very very very rarely use such helper words which don't make sense on their own, except of prepositions and conjunctions. I suppose, missing or wrong articles is the most common mistake on english lessons in Russia (:
Ok, it's example time! (I'm the ommited word.) {And I'm an untranslatable word}
- Привет! Что (ты) делаешь? / Hi! What {are} (you) doing?
- Привет! (Я) иду на работу. / Hi! (I) {am} walking to work.
- (Ты) знаешь, где (находится) ближайший книжный магазин? / {Do} (you) know where {the} nearest book shop {is} (located)?
- Конечно (я) знаю! Я работаю там. / Of course (I) know! I work there.
it's already killing me 😢
5:12 Могу я говорить «сделаю» тут? Или это не работает? Can I say “сделаю” here? Or will it not work?
Нет, так как это будет звучать, будто ты выполняешь военную миссию. "I got it, general. I'll do it"
Просто скажи "хорошо" или "ладно". Этого достаточно.
👍👍
How do you say in russian:I am very grateful to you
Я вам очень благодарен / Я тебе очень благодарен
Брататн, это не "meeztakes", а "Muh'stakes" ;)
(just imagine a derp Buffy saying "muh stakes" with googly eyes :p)
Просто включила несколько секунд ролика и неправильные советы посыпались тут же. В русском не говорят "у меня хорошо". Да нормально всё, да вроде всё хорошо, хорошо, ничего, нормально, да так всё в порядке и десятки других вариантов. "У меня хорошо" требует как минимум "у меня всё хорошо". Также не принято говорить плохо, если только ну уж совсем всё плохо и речь идёт об общении с очень близкими людьми. В реальной жизни варианты такие: да как-то не очень, ну - так себе, да что-то не очень дела (хорошо идут) в последнее время и т.п.
Привет ❤️
Your channels better
Why Russians speak portuguese perfectly? is portuguese very similar to Russian?
On a phonological level? Yes, pretty similar. When it comes to grammar and vocabulary though they are worlds apart.
Não sei
portuguese is more similar to spanish than russian
похоже только произношение звуков, логика языка другая
Guy from Langfocus chanel made a video about this.
Фёдор, there is another: Россияне
Черкесы - Россияне но не Русские
Коллаборация века
UPD: блин, это просто превью оказывается
Тут дарьи нет ;(
Where is Daria?
I'm here:)
What about буду по-купить
I'm guessing its technically right, but sounds unnatural.
Correctly is покупа́ть. Also буду покупать - continios tense, куплю - perfect tense.
Well in Russian we use one-word form of Future Tense more often than two-words. For example, "куплю"(will buy), "сыграю" (will play) but "буду играть" (will play) is also correct
No, you can say "буду покупать", but it isnt "I'll buy", it's "I'll be buying" (action in process in the future)
show some beautiful russian girls to us😁
Iai mano beleza
Самое время научиться говорить на русском после изучения английского (•‿•)
Ну как, научился?
@@KirinTor117 лет стараюсь, выходит плачевно
Фёдор, мы хотим сотрудничество с Дашей!!
спасобо болшой фидор твой канал мой лубимый
"Спасибо большое, Фёдор. Твой канал мой самый любимый." You can leave out "самый" but it sounds more natural. Agree, Fedya?
@@APlusRussian "Я очень люблю твой канал" звучит еще естественней. :)
@@olyaolsson Знаете, уважаемая тёзка, "твой канал - супер" - тоже очень естественно звучит. Но я пыталась помочь человеку выразить мысли именно теми словами, которые он сам употребил.
@@APlusRussian я добавила еще вариант, человек учится, пусть сразу будет вариативность, не понимаю, что вас зацепило. ну и да, каюсь, фраза "Твой канал мой самый любимый." меня резанула, как носителя, уж не взыщите. :)
@@olyaolsson Да пожалуйста, хоть 10 вариантов! Вариативность должна быть вовремя и по делу, и с моей точки зрения этот человек еще не совсем готов. На своем канале и Вы, и я можем сами решать, как и кого учить. У Федора же, предлагаю уже закрыть эту тему, если он конечно сам не придет и нас не "рассудит" ;)
1:48 I blame Kate Bush x'D czcams.com/video/6xckBwPdo1c/video.html
Вроде "куплю" не говорят. Обычно просто "хорошо"
Forvo is ok, but I’m not sure how I feel after seeing all the fat gut, leaky intestines advertising. Kind of gross. 🤣