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@@trumpnono2925 I’m very happy to hear that!

@@taylansekerci9005 You are welcome! Glad to hear that!

И пенсия это не pension, а retirement

@@keithyoung7381 Thanks for sharing. Have you considered changing the approach of studying? If you set the goal, after 14 months you can be at level B1. Much easier achieved if you have someone to guide you.

@@DeeFay-fl1hs Thank you very much for your feedback!

@@venkatesankannan263 Glad to hear!

@@fclancy2724 That’s correct! For example: абсорбировать, адаптировать, экспериментировать, формировать, формулировать, трансформировать, конвертировать, классифицировать, информировать…

Пожалуйста! :)

Thank you very much for sharing!

@@RichyEnglish-he9vj Очень is an adverb and adverbs don’t change.

@@hasankeser Thank you for your comment! I didn’t know about that. Thanks for sharing.

@@legurl53 Продолжайте в том же духе!

@@EmilioAt77 Спасибо большое за обратную связь!

@@levelupyourrussian С удовольствием)

@@dukepishposh Thank you very much for your feedback! I really appreciate it. Keep up the great work!

@@BRPaulaGB Hello! Thank you for your interest in the Basic Russian Book! Please note that the book is only sold as a paperback and for the time being a digital version is not planned. Let me know if you have any further questions. Kind regards, Yelena

@@levelupyourrussian Thank you for your reply. Best regards, Paula

@@techtinkerin Пожалуйста!

@@techtinkerin Keep on practicing! The instrumental case is actually quite easy to learn with very straightforward noun and adjective endings and only a few usages 😊

@@galaxys246 Рада слышать!

@@hugeroom6116 You are very welcome! So glad to hear!

Yes, that’s true. In general ставить / поставить is used for vertical things (standing) and класть / положить for horizontal (to lay). But don’t be surprised if you notice that in some cases the usage of these verbs is not completely logical (at least to foreigners:)). Here is a short text so that you get the idea of what am I talking about: Перед нами стол. На столе стакан и вилка. Что они делают? Стакан стоит, а вилка лежит. Если мы воткнем вилку в столешницу, вилка будет стоять. Т.е. стоят вертикальные предметы, а лежат горизонтальные? Добавляем на стол тарелку и сковороду. Они вроде как горизонтальные, но на столе стоят. Теперь положим тарелку в сковородку. Там она лежит, а ведь на столе стояла. Может быть, стоят предметы готовые к использованию? Нет, вилка-то готова была, когда лежала. Теперь на стол залезает кошка. Она может стоять, сидеть и лежать. Если в плане стояния и лежания она как-то лезет в логику «вертикальный-горизонтальный» , то сидение - это новое свойство. Сидит она на попе. Теперь на стол села птичка. Она на столе сидит, но сидит на ногах, а не на попе. Хотя вроде бы должна стоять. Но стоять она не может вовсе. Но если мы убьём бедную птичку и сделаем чучело, оно будет на столе стоять. Может показаться, что сидение - атрибут живого, но сапог на ноге тоже сидит, хотя он не живой и не имеет попы. Thank you for your positive feedback!

@@danhk96 Here we use the accusative case, not the prepositional. One of the usages of the accusative case is in expressions related to time (Мы не учимся в воскресенье. ; Через пять минут конец урока. ; Брат приехал на неделю. ; Здание построено за год. ; В среду в два часа жду тебя в гости.)

@@levelupyourrussian Ah, I see , thank you for the explanation!

@@techtinkerin Indeed! Very interesting thought and I like the example you gave. People will probably understand it but it would sound like a little kid speaking. And since cases define the role of a word in a sentence, using them incorrectly might cause quite a misunderstanding. You are very welcome!

@@gautambittu8826 Пожалуйста! ☺️

@@curtpiazza1688 Glad you like it!

@@danhk96 Thank you very much for the positive feedback and the suggestion!

@@dukepishposh Thank you very much for your positive feedback!

@@RuMOS-nq2ke Hello! It’s interesting that you noticed, it means that you have been watching the video carefully. I am not a vegan, but it’s true that most of my diet is plant based. Why do you think that veganism is bad? I’d love to hear your opinion on that. And thank you for your positive feedback on the video!

​@@levelupyourrussian Vitamin B12, Iron, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Calcium, Complete Proteins, just a few to name off the top of my head about the. humans were never met to eat plants, and we have a normal reaction, remember when you were young you eat vegetables it tasted bad or still? that's our body telling us is not met to be eaten. I could tell that you body is lacking the natural nutrients too, from your skin when you remove the makeup. you get those skin glowing nature reaction from eating meat, mostly i like beef. it's bit too much, i want to be helpful since i watch your videos ;)

@@levelupyourrussian LOL i think youtube removed my past comment?

@@techtinkerin Thank you so much for the positive feedback, I am so happy to hear that you find the video helpful. News can be a bit hard to understand (depending on how familiar you are with vocabulary on specific topics), but listening to anything including news is beneficial for improving your language skills. Regarding your text in Russian, keep up the great work! If I may note a few corrections: “по утрам я встаю”, “медленно начинаю чувствовать себя лучше” and “каждое утро”. Well done! 👍

@@TetraederZufrequenz-sk6tk I’m so glad you like it! You are very welcome!

Thank you for your comment! I am glad to hear that you find such videos helpful. More such videos are coming)

@@eliasraspail3650 Glad to hear! You are very welcome!

Please note that "Я буду приготовить" is not correct. I explain aspect of Russian verbs in this video: ua-cam.com/video/NKa5h6HYftQ/v-deo.html

@@gabrielperezcanto Hi Gabriel! Absolutely! Thank you for the suggestion, I will definitely keep this in mind for one of my next videos.

@@gabrielperezcanto Thank you, I appreciate your positive feedback. You are very welcome!

@@mohammedyeusuf652 You are very welcome! Thank you so much for your positive feedback!

Thank you very much for your positive feedback!

@@MichaelB-wm5cg We don’t pronounce the letter й, and the stress is on the second syllable по-жА-луй-ста.