7.3 Моей головой (With my head) RUSSIAN 0 - Instrumental case

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[@cahanismayilova8187]

просто супер, мне очень понравилось

[@marcoaster9782]

Molto brava . Grazie

[@tattooartistbishwakarma]

Класс.

[@amarsalem5671]

Cynep, cynep, cynep!!!

[@zebixolmurodova4206]

Здравствуйте извините как тебя зовут

[@abisalmou3178]

Do it a lists by levels that will be nice for any learner

[@LearnRussianLanguage]

Follow lessons here wikitranslate.org/wiki/Course_0/Russian Start with section I lesson 1 and then 2, etc. We are making more videos now to add them to the course that will teach you to speak Russian. We will be adding the videos of other Russian teachers to the course, Russian songs, Russian grammar, fairy tales.

[@abisalmou3178]

@@LearnRussianLanguage but Russian 0 for what absolute?

[@LearnRussianLanguage]

​@@abisalmou3178 I make up a course now to teach you how to speak Russian the way I know. It's not the way they teach Russian in Russia: wikitranslate.org/wiki/Course/Russian The advice from this page for Russian: "RUSSIAN 0: You don't know Russian at all. Try to memorise at least three new Russian words every day and start using them as soon as you have learnt them. It’s very important! Learn how to type Russian. Read suggestions for language learning. Find the right Russian teacher for you and new Russian friends." The most difficult part of Russian in this stage is the Russian cases wikitranslate.org/wiki/Russian_cases and the Russian Stress wikitranslate.org/wiki/Stress_and_Russian_vowels I make sure that we use mostly use Nominative case and only introduce other cases in RUSSIAN 0. This lesson is an introduction of Russian Instumental case.

[@abisalmou3178]

@@LearnRussianLanguage I loved the way

[@sachs6]

No plurals this time?

[@LearnRussianLanguage]

Продолжение следует! 😂 As far as I remember the plurals are there when I speak about flying. Руками, ногами - полетели!

[@sachs6]

@@LearnRussianLanguage Да, 6:28, спасибо большое! Буду пересмотреть снова, в четвертый раз.