Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online С ума сойти, у тебя оказывается родился сын) я тебя от всей души поздравляю. Немного жаль что ты не из тех учителей, которые иногда разбавляют свои уроки информацией о своей личной жизни, я даже не знал что ты замужем) твой супруг, он случайно не англичанин?
You are so very good at clearly explaining the prepositional case in Russian. Can’t wait to see the other cases now. Thank you so much for posting your amazing videos!
Waaaaw new intro, new setup, that's cool ^^ The prepositional is the case we are studying right now, it's our "first" case, and I have to say your videos are an easy and pleasant way to work and learn :) Большое спасибо! ^^
Спасибо вам большое, уважаемая Антония Ромакар. Очень хорошо вы объяснили. это очень полезно мне. Я Нареш Джатоту, аспирант кафедры русских исследований. Тема моей диссертации "Сопоставительное изучение имён существительных как морфологической категории в русском языке и в языке телугу". Учусь в универистете английского и иностранных языков, в Хайдерабаде, Индии.
The meaning of the word магазин(magazeen) is a store, shop is more like an auto shop or auto mechanic shop, it can also be a verb "(to shop) at a store" just clarifying.
Pavel Tarasov It also depends where you live; I think in the UK they tend to say "shop" more often than "store", especially talking about small shops. At least, that's what I've gathered from watching movies and TV shows from the UK.
Hi, what about nouns that end in "-ая" like "гостиная" (living room). If I want to say: the book is in the living room ... книга в гостинаЕ? Thanks for your help. I can't find this information anywhere.
Антоня, спасибо за познавательной урок. Хотела уточнить, есть ли какое-то правило, когда мы произносим "о" как [o] а когда как [а]? Например, в „04:27” читаешь [a rabot'e] но [o sem'je].
Thank you for the answer. So, in most cases we say [a], only when we want to stress something we say [o], e.g. Я хочу поговорить с вами о [o] ваших увлечениях ? Is that right?
Hello again, Antonina! I'm so glad I could finally understand how the prepositional case works - your way of explaining thing is way more logical than the one from textbooks! If I don't bother you, I have a small question for you: учитель and гость in which category should be, since they are taking "-e" in prepositional case? I assume, they are masculine, right.. since the soft sign ones from neuter are taking "-и". Thank you!
I have noticed hat Russian speakers often use the definite article "the" when the indefinite article "a" is called for. You sometimes do so, and so did my Russian professor.
I have a question about male nouns in the prepositional case; if the ending у is preceded by в, why do google images of Russian newspapers describe Yuri as Человек в Космосе? Wouldn't it be Человек в Космосу?
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online не за что , im looking forward to watching more videos from you, even my Russian teacher like ur lessons so much
Антонина, у меня вопрос к тебе. Я читаю газету и там пишут. По его словам, “еще одна причина - это то, что тяжелое вооружение до сих пор находится по обе стороны линии соприкосновения в нарушение минских соглашений, хотя должно быть отведено гораздо дальше”. В предложении слово "в нарушение" является винительным падежом? А "минских соглашений" - родительный падеж? Спасибо!
Why is it that places like Казань or Пермь drop the ь and add +и (в Казани/ в Перми) but then, for example, Ярославль drops ь and adds +e (в Ярославе) ? Я просто не понимаю!
oh! Antonia! welcome back, i have question : How much time do I need to master the Russian language? and i want a beginner courses in russian language , please. thank you so much
Antonia Romaker Yes, but Notice! they are written and spoken quite the same way. Might be a slight difference of words or accent or colloquials!! Right? Waiting...
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online That video nice with cutter. And Ducks! River or canal? Nice, hope to come and maybe you show me nice places!
Thank you for the video. Can someone help me translate this text: Hello, good morning from NY City. I would like to take Russian language lessons. How much is the cost per on hour class. If you have time , couuld you please help me translate this text: сохраню на памят, как удачно соврало воспоминание на Facebook с сегодняшней встречей с женей
So irritated from how useless some rules are and they serve no aim in meaning... Literally, Arabic is complex however, everything about its complexity makes sense... Russian complexity is unnecessary even
Great videos mam.. I m a medical student in Moscow, from India🇮🇳.. I love your videos... Thank you sooo much
я японец, and recently started studying русский. спасибо nice channnel.
You have an infectious smile, Ms. Romaker.
greetings from saint petersburg,you the best russian language teacher.your videos are really helping me with my studies.dont stop.
I won't! I am glad my videos help you! ;)
Thank you so much . You are great Dear Antonia :) Greetings from TURKEY
Thank you for teaching me in that easy way the russian grammar.
Glad it was helpful!
Welcome back! We missed you :-) greetings from Mexico
Thank you very much! :)
So glad you're back!! :)
Thank you for waitng! :)
OMG, she's back! so happy
I am ;)
Je vous adore Antonia vous êtes géniale j'adore suivre vos cours bon week-end à vous bisous
Наконец то ты вернулась, столько лет прошло) я реально начал переживать, думал что-то случилось
Разве лет? :)
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online С ума сойти, у тебя оказывается родился сын) я тебя от всей души поздравляю. Немного жаль что ты не из тех учителей, которые иногда разбавляют свои уроки информацией о своей личной жизни, я даже не знал что ты замужем) твой супруг, он случайно не англичанин?
Insurgent AG я думала, людям не интересно, что происходит в моей жизни :)
п.с. муж русский, спасибо за поздравление! ;)
You are so very good at clearly explaining the prepositional case in Russian. Can’t wait to see the other cases now. Thank you so much for posting your amazing videos!
Antonina, I like being confused when I study Russian! That makes me evolve !! I'm crazy about the Russian and Hebrew language !!
I miss you Antonia )))) So happy to see a new video!
Thank you! :) U R very kind!
finally you're back, I look forward to hear what you are going to say about the time you were absent! I do not forget, you promissed tell us.
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I've just seen in your facebook page, now I understand why you were absent, thanks Antonia.
💖💖LOVE💖💖
very good reason for being absent :D congratulations!
I am so happy you are back!!
:)
you're my new favorite teacher! thank you!
Happy to hear that!
I have been here in Moscow three months and you help me lots thank you very much ❤️
I am very glad my lessons help! ;)
Direct and Indirect Speech - Прямая и косвенная речь, I am guessing alot of people would be happy if u made a video on this topic.
Thank you for the idea, you are right! ;)
Waaaaw new intro, new setup, that's cool ^^ The prepositional is the case we are studying right now, it's our "first" case, and I have to say your videos are an easy and pleasant way to work and learn :) Большое спасибо! ^^
I am glad my videos help you ! :)
I love your videos, thank you for them, and keep going! I will be waiting for your new videos. :)
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Thank you for the courage, greetings from Greece! :) Никогда не сдавайся!
Спасибо вам большое, уважаемая Антония Ромакар. Очень хорошо вы объяснили. это очень полезно мне. Я Нареш Джатоту, аспирант кафедры русских исследований. Тема моей диссертации "Сопоставительное изучение имён существительных как морфологической категории в русском языке и в языке телугу". Учусь в универистете английского и иностранных языков, в Хайдерабаде, Индии.
Здорово! Очень интересно! ;) Я рада, что Вам понравилось моё видео! Удачи в изучении!
YES!! welcome back.
Thank you! :)
Welcome Back!!
Thank you! :)
Nice to see you again! Greetings from Italy!
Right back at you ;)
Please also make a video on Directions:
East, West, North, South, Center. etc
always nice ... thanks dear my teacher , my best regards
Are you Pakistani?
I need some information about russian language in urdu.
Plz guide me
Raja Asif ....from Russia
Welcome back! ❤
Thank you! :)
The meaning of the word магазин(magazeen) is a store, shop is more like an auto shop or auto mechanic shop, it can also be a verb "(to shop) at a store" just clarifying.
Pavel Tarasov It also depends where you live; I think in the UK they tend to say "shop" more often than "store", especially talking about small shops. At least, that's what I've gathered from watching movies and TV shows from the UK.
we are so happy to see you! felicidades!!💖💖💖
And I am glad to be able to work again! :)
Hi, what about nouns that end in "-ая" like "гостиная" (living room). If I want to say: the book is in the living room ... книга в гостинаЕ? Thanks for your help. I can't find this information anywhere.
гостиная - в гостиной 😉
передняя - в передней
You're so good! Thank you so much for your lovely videos!
Thank you! You are very welcome ;)
с возвращением:))
спасибо! :)
Thank you . I really need them
Антоня, спасибо за познавательной урок. Хотела уточнить, есть ли какое-то правило, когда мы произносим "о" как [o] а когда как [а]? Например, в „04:27” читаешь [a rabot'e] но [o sem'je].
о sounds as а, when it is unstressed usually ;)
Thank you for the answer. So, in most cases we say [a], only when we want to stress something we say [o], e.g. Я хочу поговорить с вами о [o] ваших увлечениях ? Is that right?
I am talking about the grammatical stress, not logical one - корова [карова]
Great Job, thank you very much for your help. You are amazing.
is the prepositional case only used with the those two prepositons or is it used with ALL prepositions?Under?beside?near?Over?Under?etc
Excellent! Thank you.
You are welcome! ;)
what about all the other prepositions? "beside" "near" "over" etc,,,,,,,is it used with these prepositions with the same rules?
Hello again, Antonina! I'm so glad I could finally understand how the prepositional case works - your way of explaining thing is way more logical than the one from textbooks! If I don't bother you, I have a small question for you: учитель and гость in which category should be, since they are taking "-e" in prepositional case? I assume, they are masculine, right.. since the soft sign ones from neuter are taking "-и". Thank you!
They are masculine, you are right ;)
I love your voiceeeee
Antonia Romaker
I have noticed hat Russian speakers often use the definite article "the" when the indefinite article "a" is called for. You sometimes do so, and so did my Russian professor.
Could you give me examples, please? I would really appreciate it! ;)
I have a question about male nouns in the prepositional case; if the ending у is preceded by в, why do google images of Russian newspapers describe Yuri as Человек в Космосе? Wouldn't it be Человек в Космосу?
The mentioned rule is just for some words, why do you want to apply for the word космос?
Thankyou very much for this explanation. I have one question - what is 0 ending?
Hello . How are you ?Are there any rules for stress shift in russian language if there are would you mind to help me with that
There are some, I'll make a lesson about it later.
Hi, Antonia!
thank for your lesson 😊
A question: is the у/ю exception for masculine nouns called locative case?
Yes, it is. But not all teachers define it as a separate case ;)
I love you romaker when understand something feel so happy like love 😉
U are born to be a teacher
Where is the video with the plural forms?
Спасибо вам огромное it's so useful good job
рада, что Вам это полезно ;)
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online
не за что , im looking forward to watching more videos from you, even my Russian teacher like ur lessons so much
Антонина, у меня вопрос к тебе. Я читаю газету и там пишут.
По его словам, “еще одна причина - это то, что тяжелое вооружение до сих пор находится по обе стороны линии соприкосновения в нарушение минских соглашений, хотя должно быть отведено гораздо дальше”.
В предложении слово "в нарушение" является винительным падежом?
А "минских соглашений" - родительный падеж?
Спасибо!
Слово "нарушение" тут в винительном падеже, а фраза которая идет дальше в родительном, все верно.
It will take me a while to get the hang of this
I understand, but do not give up! ;)
@@AntoniaRomaker I wont ! Trying to learn as much as I can for my trip to Russia in May
Cool! :)
Beautiful girl with beautiful way of teaching 😊
Thank you very much! :)
Меня зовут Анил
Что Вы имеете в виду? :)
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Я студентка я учусь по русский язык
Your videos are really helpful
What happens when I want to say, for example: I live in a (country name ending with y, o or ó)? It is not in the table.
Their ending doesn't change because they are not common endings.
@@NopeNopeNope01 Thank you very much
I have been waiting for you. how are you?
I'm fine! :)
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давай поговорим о еде.
это очень хорошо, большое спасибо.
Вы хотите видео про еду? Что конкретно?
он с примера взял :)
Thanks
Why is it that places like Казань or Пермь drop the ь and add +и (в Казани/ в Перми) but then, for example, Ярославль drops ь and adds +e (в Ярославе) ? Я просто не понимаю!
oh! Antonia! welcome back, i have question : How much time do I need to master the Russian language? and i want a beginner courses in russian language , please. thank you so much
It depends on a lot of factors, but if you study every day it will happen quite soon ;)
Great.
Thank you! :)
❤
Привет ma'am. Я услышал все видео о все падежах
спасибо
пожалуйста! ;)
thank's
you are welcome! ;)
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online je vous remercie infiniment
Antonia Ukrainian like Russian! Is there any Difference?
They are close but still very different, I am planning to make a video about them
Antonia Romaker Yes, but Notice! they are written and spoken quite the same way. Might be a slight difference of words or accent or colloquials!! Right? Waiting...
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online C□acNbo! □pNBNeT! :)
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online That video nice with cutter. And Ducks! River or canal? Nice, hope to come and maybe you show me nice places!
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Good Luck! Prayers! Hoorah!
история, о которой я хочу рассказать вам, случилась в ночь под новый год.
Какие падежи есть в этом предложении?
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Про и о,об они отличаются?
they are not completely the same, but close, I will probably make a video about them
TODAY I WAS HOPLESS FROM LEARNING RUSSIAN BUT BECAUSE OF YOUR SWEET KISS I MOTIVATED AGAIN LOVE UUUUUU
I am glad you wanna study Russian again ;)
Du bist sehr wünderschön frau ❤
ich liebe dich ❤
I will also send you pictures of my Moscow trip with my girlfriend!
Thank you for the video.
Can someone help me translate this text:
Hello, good morning from NY City. I would like to take Russian language lessons.
How much is the cost per on hour class.
If you have time , couuld you please help me translate this text:
сохраню на памят, как удачно соврало воспоминание на Facebook с сегодняшней встречей с женей
You can use yandex translator to get the best result in russian translations
bam bam bammm!!
What do you mean?
l....am. ..Indian. ...nice. ...video
Oh my God
I miss you so much
I am back! Just won't be able to make videos very quickly but I will do my best! ;)
Antonia Romaker - God bless you
Hola
hi madem please u can hallep me for lern englesh corectly
I have English teaching videos too ;)
Здравствуйте ну ето очень хорошо просто я узбек
Вам понравился этот урок? :)
Здравствуйте енгилиш русский язык не знаю может вы узбек язык знаете извините ошибка много
Тулкин Темиров не знаю узбекский, увы
Извините просто хороший урок мне понравилось
Тулкин Темиров я рада ;)
Российские предложения очень сложные.
Русские, так как язык русский, а не российский :) Многие английские предложения тоже кажутся очень сложными не носителям.
So irritated from how useless some rules are and they serve no aim in meaning... Literally, Arabic is complex however, everything about its complexity makes sense... Russian complexity is unnecessary even