@@AmazingRussian Hi, Olga. I have a question and not sure where to send it, so I'll ask here. How would I say "I love and miss you" in Russian? I know the entire phrase would be "Я люблю тебя и скучаю по тебе", but can it be shortened so you don't have to say "you" twice or is it necessary to say the whole phrase because of the different case? Does my question make sense? Thank you for your time. Art
Очень полезно! Studying the passive voice is an important step to achieve a level B2 in Russian language. The building of sentences with inserted terms is quite a challenge. Thank you Olga ! Please , keep on offering us these topics.
Hello, thank you for your excellent videos. I have a question, on the English Wiktionary they always add passive meanings to perfective verbs too, for example they say донестись has a meaning of - among others - passive of донести. Yet you (and many others) say that -ся passives can only be formed from imperfective verbs. So who is wrong or is there a truth somewhere in the middle? Thank you for your help.
Bernd Drabick , спасибо за интересный вопрос. This part is confusing. I agree. There are a few verbs that do not fall under the common rule. I believe some reflexive verbs just lost the passive meaning. There are pairs like that. For example, начинать-начать, начинаться-начаться.
У меня есть вопрос. "Удар был такой сильный, что сидевшего на мачте матроса отбросило в море на три мили." Это предложение из книги Приключения барона Мюнхаузена. Мне интересно почему тут написано "матроса отбросило" Is it also a passive voice? If yes, then could you please tell me, where I can read more about this grammar? Спасибо большое!
Оlga, thank you for this truly amazing video tutorial. I find your explanations student-friendly, your examples practical, and your step-by-step algorithm how to build passive constructions so helpful! @--->--->-----
Thank you very much. I have a request if it is allowed. "Even though" can have several forms, quite confusing. As you always explain clearly, could you please do a lesson about it ? Thank you dear Olga =)
I like this video very much. Still I have a suggestion. What I miss is the explanation of the difference between passive construction with reflexive and present passive passive participle and when to use either? Не книги продаются и книги продаваемые то же самое? Спасибо за ответ Кристиан
@@AmazingRussian or gerund and active present participle Читая книгу мальчик забыл позвонить отцу Или Мальчик читающую книгу забыл позвонить отцу То же самое?
So, when I say something like I was embarrassed by my family why isn’t this also a passive construction? You said it couldn’t be я. This example is just a passive participle, I guess? Thx.
Очень полезно и организованно. Вы прояснили некоторые проблемы, с которыми я долгое время не мог справиться.
Было очень полезно и ясно, мне очень нравится как вы объясняете тему.
Thank you very much for your efforts, you can't imagine how much you contribute to the people's growth.
Очень хорошо спланированные и представленные видео. На мой взгляд лучший на UA-cam. Большое спасибо.
Спасибо вам!
It's been 5 months since I have started learning russian , and this channel helps me a lot . THANK YOU.
Abdullah khan, I am glad to hear that.
Все твои уроки очень полезно и интересно. Спасибо. хорошо инструкция и позитивность с реальностью.
Thank you very much. I re watch or re study this one. It is the best.
Большое спасибо за видео, оно было очень полезно!
Thank you , good lesson, clear explanation.
Спасибо за урок. Мне нравится твой стиль преподавания.
Спасибо! Я рада!
@@AmazingRussian Hi, Olga. I have a question and not sure where to send it, so I'll ask here. How would I say "I love and miss you" in Russian? I know the entire phrase would be "Я люблю тебя и скучаю по тебе", but can it be shortened so you don't have to say "you" twice or is it necessary to say the whole phrase because of the different case? Does my question make sense? Thank you for your time. Art
@@ArtWade , it depends on how clear it is to the recipient to whom this message intended. You can shorten it to «люблю и скучаю».
@@AmazingRussian That makes sense and I believe your suggestion will work well. Thank you.
Дорогая Ольга, спасибо! Еще один отличный класс. Ты лучший на всем UA-cam
Renato Morello , спасибо большое.
Thank you so much I have been waiting for this video passive voice for years😃👏👏
Большое спасибо очень просто учите ! 👍👏👏👏
Благодарю Ольга!
Taki Ayat , спасибо, но я не Анна.
@@AmazingRussian извините! 😂😂🙏🙏
Taki Ayat , ничего. Я понимаю.
Опять прекрасное видео!👍
Nagyon hasznos, örülök, hogy megtaláltam
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Очень полезно! Studying the passive voice is an important step to achieve a level B2 in Russian language. The building of sentences with inserted terms is quite a challenge. Thank you Olga ! Please , keep on offering us these topics.
Thank you so much.❤️❤️❤️
Большое спасибо
Спасибо большое
спасибо!!!
Hello, thank you for your excellent videos. I have a question, on the English Wiktionary they always add passive meanings to perfective verbs too, for example they say донестись has a meaning of - among others - passive of донести. Yet you (and many others) say that -ся passives can only be formed from imperfective verbs. So who is wrong or is there a truth somewhere in the middle? Thank you for your help.
Bernd Drabick , спасибо за интересный вопрос. This part is confusing. I agree. There are a few verbs that do not fall under the common rule. I believe some reflexive verbs just lost the passive meaning. There are pairs like that. For example, начинать-начать, начинаться-начаться.
У меня есть вопрос.
"Удар был такой сильный, что сидевшего на мачте матроса отбросило в море на три мили."
Это предложение из книги Приключения барона Мюнхаузена. Мне интересно почему тут написано "матроса отбросило"
Is it also a passive voice? If yes, then could you please tell me, where I can read more about this grammar?
Спасибо большое!
Оlga, thank you for this truly amazing video tutorial. I find your explanations student-friendly, your examples practical, and your step-by-step algorithm how to build passive constructions so helpful! @--->--->-----
Спасибо, Катя!
Thank you very much. I have a request if it is allowed. "Even though" can have several forms, quite confusing. As you always explain clearly, could you please do a lesson about it ? Thank you dear Olga =)
, thank you for the idea.
I like this video very much. Still I have a suggestion. What I miss is the explanation of the difference between passive construction with reflexive and present passive passive participle and when to use either?
Не книги продаются и книги продаваемые то же самое?
Спасибо за ответ
Кристиан
Разный стиль. Второе - более формальный.
@@AmazingRussian or gerund and active present participle
Читая книгу мальчик забыл позвонить отцу
Или
Мальчик читающую книгу забыл позвонить отцу
То же самое?
@@AmazingRussian спасибо за ответ
@@christiansomeone9207 , нет, не совсем.
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How ... why ... does "купить" change from "buy" to "smoking"?
tsmartin , ???
@@AmazingRussian Opps ... my mistake. I mixed up English "p" with the Russian "п". Sorry about that.
So, when I say something like I was embarrassed by my family why isn’t this also a passive construction? You said it couldn’t be я. This example is just a passive participle, I guess? Thx.
catboy721 , you are right. Your example is a different type of passive.