Learn Russian: How to write cursive in Russian

This video will show you how to actually connect letters in Russian. Learn how to write some of the most common words.
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It will help you as well to learn the letters and to practice pronunciation. Good luck learning Russian.
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[@kaleighquick7178]

Please make more videos like this!! I would love to practice writing more words by following along. This is a great video!!

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank you for your feedback! I will to a video with more examples soon!

[@plka0]

You don't need to stop writing when you end the letter. Just do connective lines. You can do it for any word in Russian language. Greeting from Russia.
Your pronounce are great!

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank you very much !

[@mohdusman633]

Please make more videos like this.
This vedio is very helpful for "writing" and " Learning "
I love Russian language!!!
Thank you so much for this vedio 🌹

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank you soo much for your nice words :)

[@naelerasmans322]

It's too nice, I like to see it, but the basic think of the cursive is an "one word - one line", fast writing without lifting a pen from a paper. Cursive is an instrument to write faster and easily. That is what students shoud to learn.
Take a like from me👍

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank your for your comment :)

[@naelerasmans322]

@@CuriousChrischannel Thank you for the video)

[@emperor6275]

Thank you

[@thelife8477]

Thanks 🙏🙏💝💝

[@rodrigobueno2216]

Очень Отлично. Много спасибо))))) !!!

[@nykenida]

спасибо, научилась писать

[@thelife8477]

Thank you so much!!!
💝💝💝💝💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much!!!!😊😊😊

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Your welcome :)

[@christinatolentino1048]

Good

[@stasiah8795]

hi there! greetings from china. i really think you are a great teacher and i would love to know the pronunciation pattern in russian, in other words, how to look at a word and know how it pronounces, thank you so much!

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank you very much for your feedback! I will take you wish on my list of future topics!

[@josephsledge638]

Красивый язык

[@CuriousChrischannel]

абсолю́тный!

[@sunnywindow9710]

2019/10/14~
좋아요 꾹 👍

[@LearnTurkishThroughEasily]

Güzel video

[@barbieshatky5682]

💚💛♥️💙💜
I love it ! New sub!!😃👍😍

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Yeah!

[@pseudophilosophischegedank2247]

Is it an alternative way to write Т as a latin "M" and П as a latin "N"? Usually these should be a large π symbol (for "T" with an extra element) as seen on the wikipedia page for russian cursive (or as you have shown in your first video about russian cursive).

[@davidmok5505]

Wow, l am first time learner. Can we write in the print form or the tying form. Could Russian people able to understand it and school test it

[@davidmok5505]

Is it right or wrong ？？？

[@chaosforever]

what really messes me up is that in english cursive the letter 'o' links from the top and you don't lift your hand HOWEVER in russian it's the opposite and you have to link from below which is quite annoying

[@SumeoneYouDontWannaKnaow]

Well actually, sometimes in Russian you link the words from top, it depends on what you want so-

[@powerfull1467]

Напишите слово шиншилла) прописными буквами выглядит забавно

[@goedelite]

Does Russian use articles, a or some or the ? Do the nouns have genders, male, female, neuter? Are they declined by gender, number or case?

[@gev_vol]

Yes, in russian there're 3 genders, singular and plural forms, 6 cases.

[@davinderkumar4589]

very nice(india🇮🇳🙏💐)

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank YOU very much for watching!

[@davinderkumar4589]

@@CuriousChrischannel are you russian

[@jamesdepaul3410]

t sound is written as 'm'... wow

[@raghadibrahim9189]

I would never like to write in this way 😭 it's good that I can write the english letters😂💔🌚

[@user-cx4fb6vo2b]

Можно

[@amarsalem5671]

that's useful, cnacu6o BAM!
❤

[@AliyaKZ1977]

Заглавные П и Т в прописях пишутся совсем по-другому.

[@narkomanskii_narkoman]

Душнила

[@ekaterinachv8479]

Один раз она П правильно написала, а так в жизни никто не пишет как в прописях

[@the-pot]

May I ask how to write П and Т then, I am trying to learn

[@goedelite]

I am surprised by the number of cognates with English or with German.

[@Ya_pidoras777]

Привет из России:)

[@goedelite]

The words for man, woman, both end in china (transliterated). Surprising.

[@user-hm9bu6pe5i]

:-O g=д