Well, since a year I started learning Russian by myself, and now, UA-cam suggested me your channel and I am amazed with the things that could be improved and how to achieve good Russian skills for the future. Thank you for making this videos, are really enjoyable and I think are useful.
I like how you have demonstrated it. However, I find it easier to read it backwards...starting with the last part then work backwards by addeding sections...example: пед пипед лепипед ллелепипед раллелепипед then finally the whole word: параллелепипед..just my own method
The hardest part of reading long words for me is figuring out syllable parts. English just doesn't have long words like that so it's very un-natral to quickly site read a long word. It's like reading musical notes.
I think a problem with the long words is that the non-native speaker lacks confidence. When I ask my husband when I read something he says "yeah, perfect " but otherwise I would probably mumble and stumble and doubt myself because of lack of confidence or having a native speakers input. Thinking,I can't possibly be pronouncing this word correctly, it is too difficult. Thank you as usual, for your dedication to your students!
It's my pleasure. Yes, there are a lot of reasons, and lack of confidence is among them. However, of course, there are people who would pronounce a word entirely wrong but with a solid confidence that they do things right)
I began today learning a whole russian alphabet. As a beginner, we also have to learn how to separate syllables to read, I mean, to me, it is actually advanced to me right now, but with this, I´ve some idea what I gonna face after. Good challenge.
Hello, Denis - I really enjoy your videos and this is a particular favourite of mine. Don't know if I'm a bit mad but I enjoy the rich, longer words :) I just read into Google translate and see what turns up - when I get it right, my joy is unconfined! Thank you, fella - keep up the good work!
now i understand why russian sound so similar to sanskrit when spoken slowly also many meaning of words are also same amd moreover russian pronoinciation of words sounds like vedic sanskrit of our vedas here are some english word and their meaning pronunciation in sanskrit sanskrit word. agni(fire) naba(sky) braat(brother) city(gadh) brother in law (devar) day(din) door(dwaar) drizzle(barash) mother(matr) car(vahan/machina) place(ast/asthana) man(manushya) conscious(swa gnatney) know(gnat) dry(suskha) power(sheel) word(sloka) country(sthana morning(din/uttrah) plesant(pri yatniya) speak(vadit) heat(taap/tap) ring(dhvanit) victory(vijayat) elder(strestha) to milk(dohit) festival(utsav/rajyustvo) word of god/praise of god in veda(sloka bhagniye) god(bhagwan/bhaag/bag) sugar(sharkar) any one who knows slavik,russian etc launguages let me know meaning and pronunciationn of above english word in your launguage .
OR...(and this only works as your vocabulary increase), quickly scan long word to see if you recognise an syllables you already learned. So when I saw first word on Denis list, I immediately recognised Одиннадчат(ь) = "Eleven" and класс "class". [Одиннадчат]+и+[класс]+нича. Then follow rest of rule to figure out rest of word as Denis teach. You shall soon see sections of syllables you already know and then figure out what bind them together. You'll see what I mean! ;-) Спасибо, что приняли мое высокомерие Денис. Бог с тобой всегда! Святой Михаил
I have been teaching myself for about a week with UA-cam tutorials. I paused the video at 3:56 to silently pronounce the words a few times, then I spoke them into Google translate app. It recognized my speech every time, and it spoke them back similarly to how I said them. I only sounded different for the last word. Is this good progress, or does Google not have very good pronunciation?
I've never learned russian, this is my native language. Here's just my experience of how I started to speak english fluently: simply sing songs. Any songs in russian you like. By doing this you get used to pronouncing foreign words, phrases and sentences, and memorize a lot of new words. Hopefully this will help you as much as it helped me. Good luck! 😊
Именно потому, что сами "русские" путались в произношении длинных слов, и появилась традиция "коротких названий", смысл которых все понимали сразу и без ошибки. ЧК, НКВД, КГБ, ФСБ...
What's so strange about the Russian alphabet? As a native English speaker, I find it easier to spell out an unfamiliar russian word I've heard than even one in my own native language. The russian alphabet makes complete sense, it's almost entirely phonetically consistent.
Thanks) The words are generally longer because of many multi-composite words, which in English you would often write as two words, in Russian are written as a one word. The second major reason is this -- Russian language is the language of word alteration. Words alter, that's why they often have some letters added to a stem in a form of suffix, prefix, or ending. And if you add something to a stem, that always makes a word longer)
Тот факт, что многие "русские" произносят слова русского языка неправильно, лишь подтверждает что он (русский язык) для них не родной, не исконный. Русский язык - это искусственный язык, придуманный совсем недавно (с какой целью его создали - это совсем отдельная и непростая тема). И многие коренные народы, проживающие на территории Росийской Федерации, всё ещё не выучили досконально этот чужой для них язык.
@@ТатьянаСтругова-д7ы Чтобы правильно ответить на этот ваш вопрос ( какой наш родной язык), сначала надо определиться - а ВЫ КТО по происхождению?, Где именно ВАШИ корни, кто ВАШИ предки, кто ВАШ РОД? Ведь россия - это смесь народов, винигрет, окрошка. И "русский" - это (изначально) не национальность и не народность. Изначально "русский" - это означало принадлежность к определенной религиозной конфессии "Руська вера", сейчас более известная как "вера Православная". Вера РУСИ, вера из РУСИ. Потому что из РУСИ пришла к ВАМ эта Православная версия Христианства. То есть изначально термин "русский" - это из разряда "латинянин" (католик), "мусульманин", "буддист", "кришнаит". И вот когда на ВАШИ земли пришла ГОСУДАРСТВЕННАЯ религия, все местные народы, принявшие Руську веру и стали называться "русскими".
А кто такой этот Руська, который веру придумал, по чьему имени её назвали? И вот что забавно - вы сказали что вера была на Руси, а что такое Русь по вашему, если не регион? То есть сначала пришла вера некоего Руськи, а потом и земля стала называться Русь что ли? Или, может быть, сначала была земля, а потом пришла вера на неё? А русский означает "тот, кто живёт на этой территории", как британец, итальянец - жители своих земель и так далее.
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Я настолько преисполнился, что учу английский с помощью Гайдов как учить русский для английских людей.
Personally, the problem for me is the stress. I have no idea where the stressed should be placed in such a long word. Thank you regardless, Denis.
You are a very Very good teacher, Denis.......can I keep you ? 🙃
Here is a good website which shows you the stress for the most russian words.
russiangram.com/
Same here. I stress long words wrong almost every time. Something that helped a bit was checking with google translate.
I believe he made a vid a year before this comment was posted but I guess I'm a little late to telling you this
You inspire me to continue to study Russian everyday. I know it won't happen over night but I know it will happen eventually
I'm glad that you like my materials
@@DenisFedorov dD please
Well, since a year I started learning Russian by myself, and now, UA-cam suggested me your channel and I am amazed with the things that could be improved and how to achieve good Russian skills for the future.
Thank you for making this videos, are really enjoyable and I think are useful.
I like how you have demonstrated it. However, I find it easier to read it backwards...starting with the last part then work backwards by addeding sections...example: пед пипед лепипед ллелепипед раллелепипед then finally the whole word: параллелепипед..just my own method
Thanks for sharing
This is how I learned the Russian words for noun and adjective. I found using google's translate is good at separating words on the bottom
Thank you Denis. This has really helped me to pronounce long words.
You're welcome)
Hello Denis Fedorov. You have really inspired me to learn Russian. Great and fascinating video and channel.
Спасибо большое. 🥇🏆👍
Glad to hear that!
These videos help no matter how many years have passed. Thanks to Denis!
Thank you so much. I love your videos. I’m trying to learn Russian in my free time
Best of luck!
And yes, I binge watch your videos at 2am.
Beautiful t-shirt.
Yay! Thank you!
Just what I needed. Thank you. I find I can't learn a word unless I can say it - you showed me how to speak the long ones.
The hardest part of reading long words for me is figuring out syllable parts. English just doesn't have long words like that so it's very un-natral to quickly site read a long word. It's like reading musical notes.
Thanks for the cues.
I think a problem with the long words is that the non-native speaker lacks confidence. When I ask my husband when I read something he says "yeah, perfect " but otherwise I would probably mumble and stumble and doubt myself because of lack of confidence or having a native speakers input. Thinking,I can't possibly be pronouncing this word correctly, it is too difficult. Thank you as usual, for your dedication to your students!
It's my pleasure. Yes, there are a lot of reasons, and lack of confidence is among them. However, of course, there are people who would pronounce a word entirely wrong but with a solid confidence that they do things right)
You are an excellent teacher. Thanks !
Ох в английском я конечно тоже не профи ,но прикольно смотреть как вы наш язык учите )
Мы тоже учимся на английском языке.
Thank you for excellent work!!! With you learning Russian is a piece of cake!!!
Thanks!
I began today learning a whole russian alphabet. As a beginner, we also have to learn how to separate syllables to read, I mean, to me, it is actually advanced to me right now, but with this, I´ve some idea what I gonna face after.
Good challenge.
Thanks for sharing!
Hello, Denis - I really enjoy your videos and this is a particular favourite of mine. Don't know if I'm a bit mad but I enjoy the rich, longer words :) I just read into Google translate and see what turns up - when I get it right, my joy is unconfined! Thank you, fella - keep up the good work!
Hi. I'm glad that you enjoy my long videos and long Russian words)
In romanian pușca also means gun from english :)
I really have this problem with Russian and German, they both have looong words .. thank u for ur video
You're welcome)
now i understand why russian sound so similar to sanskrit when spoken slowly
also many meaning of words are also same amd moreover russian pronoinciation of words sounds like
vedic sanskrit of our vedas
here are some english word and their meaning pronunciation in sanskrit
sanskrit word.
agni(fire)
naba(sky)
braat(brother)
city(gadh)
brother in law (devar)
day(din)
door(dwaar)
drizzle(barash)
mother(matr)
car(vahan/machina)
place(ast/asthana)
man(manushya)
conscious(swa gnatney)
know(gnat)
dry(suskha)
power(sheel)
word(sloka)
country(sthana
morning(din/uttrah)
plesant(pri yatniya)
speak(vadit)
heat(taap/tap)
ring(dhvanit)
victory(vijayat)
elder(strestha)
to milk(dohit)
festival(utsav/rajyustvo)
word of god/praise of god in veda(sloka bhagniye)
god(bhagwan/bhaag/bag)
sugar(sharkar)
any one who knows slavik,russian etc launguages let me know meaning and pronunciationn of above english word in your launguage
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возникли лишь проблемы с высокопревосходительством
а так все прочитал, спасибо за урок!
Very useful video
Denis, you're amazing!
Thank you, Zelmira!
Long Russian words to the shortest English word is every Hippopotomonstrosisquipadelliophobics worst nightmare
IM from mizoram and it is so hard to speak russian but you inspire me to learn russian again (Спасибо)
It’s my pleasure to be of help
Как весело смотреть это когда завтра экзамены))))))
Удачно прошли?
Denis Fedorov результаты пока не известны
Thank you for this very helpfull tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
OR...(and this only works as your vocabulary increase), quickly scan long word to see if you recognise an syllables you already learned. So when I saw first word on Denis list, I immediately recognised Одиннадчат(ь) = "Eleven" and класс "class".
[Одиннадчат]+и+[класс]+нича.
Then follow rest of rule to figure out rest of word as Denis teach. You shall soon see sections of syllables you already know and then figure out what bind them together. You'll see what I mean! ;-)
Спасибо, что приняли мое высокомерие Денис. Бог с тобой всегда!
Святой Михаил
The word you described doesn't exist :)
it helped me a lot, thanks
You're welcome!
Отличная футболка!
I have been teaching myself for about a week with UA-cam tutorials. I paused the video at 3:56 to silently pronounce the words a few times, then I spoke them into Google translate app. It recognized my speech every time, and it spoke them back similarly to how I said them. I only sounded different for the last word. Is this good progress, or does Google not have very good pronunciation?
Google's speech recognition and pronunciation are fine. If Google properly understands what you say, that is a very positive indicator.
Thanks bro.
Any time
Awesome video!
Thanks!
love from Bangladesh...
Спасибо
Avery helpful tip
Yes, it is
Hey
I have been in Russia for 3yrs and I can't speak fluently . What should I do?
I've never learned russian, this is my native language. Here's just my experience of how I started to speak english fluently: simply sing songs. Any songs in russian you like. By doing this you get used to pronouncing foreign words, phrases and sentences, and memorize a lot of new words. Hopefully this will help you as much as it helped me. Good luck! 😊
Именно потому, что сами "русские" путались в произношении длинных слов, и появилась традиция "коротких названий", смысл которых все понимали сразу и без ошибки. ЧК, НКВД, КГБ, ФСБ...
The strange alphabet is the biggest problem.
What's so strange about the Russian alphabet? As a native English speaker, I find it easier to spell out an unfamiliar russian word I've heard than even one in my own native language. The russian alphabet makes complete sense, it's almost entirely phonetically consistent.
Я русский, но КАК ПОИЗНЕСТИ СТАПЯТИДЕСЯТИПЯТИМИЛЛЕМЕТРОВАЯ ПУШКА?!
У меня вопрос, а почему стА.. стопятидесятипятимиллиметровая пушка.. это же родительный падеж
@@MyLovelyButtercup почему-то, когда я быстро печатаю, то путаю а и о. Моя ошибка
Хз, тренируй дикцию, у меня таких проблем нет.
А для меня легче произнести это определение, чем отчество от имени Всеволод . Всеволодовна- язык запинается и произносится Всеволодововна
damn man, i'm looking at you all the time and can't focus on what you're saying XD
Pozdrawiam z Polski! :D
I am saying nothing of importance, so it's okay)
Close your eyes open your ears
Sparta. What is your profession. Awoooooooooo,
Odinnadtsatiklassnitsa,Sootvetstvenno,Parallelepiped,Dvoystvennost,Lesopromyyshlennost',Sel'skokhozyaystvennyyy,Vyysokoprevockhoditel'stvo.
6:31
Nice t shirt and why is long word in Russian..
Thanks) The words are generally longer because of many multi-composite words, which in English you would often write as two words, in Russian are written as a one word. The second major reason is this -- Russian language is the language of word alteration. Words alter, that's why they often have some letters added to a stem in a form of suffix, prefix, or ending. And if you add something to a stem, that always makes a word longer)
Dostoprimechatel'nost',Byystroractvorimyyy kofe.
you dont learn russian
russian learns you.
Росский:достопримечательности
Китайский:景点
Научи иностранцев капчи на 4pda читать ))
Никак, лол, даже мы этого не делаем
haha great video, thank you so much! Totally me at 1:20 haha on point!
Glad you enjoyed!
Для меня, одно слово что длинное за меня... это "сельскохозяйственный." По-английски, "agricultural." 😅😅😅😅
12:44 А это там! 😂😂😂😂
логичнее стопятидесятидвухмилиметровая, 155 мм калибр нато
Так зрители этого видео в большинстве своём граждане наших западных партнёров.
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
изи все читается
Джхжххкпуомупдкмпудонукднукоукднуокхйнодйчнхнйнхойчйохчббохйчхийихчг
Почему все "учителя" из ютуба всегда делают детские смешные ошибки? СтАпятидесяти... Серьезно?
Вообще-то серьёзно, ибо ошибку делаете Вы.
@@DenisFedorov вообще-то стА - неправильный вариант, это именительный падеж, в любом случае сто не изменяется в именительном п.
деанис ват гоинг он виз юрс мауз? ю ар даунгхер оф инстасамкас???
Тот факт, что многие "русские" произносят слова русского языка неправильно, лишь подтверждает что он (русский язык) для них не родной, не исконный. Русский язык - это искусственный язык, придуманный совсем недавно (с какой целью его создали - это совсем отдельная и непростая тема). И многие коренные народы, проживающие на территории Росийской Федерации, всё ещё не выучили досконально этот чужой для них язык.
А какой тогда наш родной язык?
@@ТатьянаСтругова-д7ы Чтобы правильно ответить на этот ваш вопрос ( какой наш родной язык), сначала надо определиться - а ВЫ КТО по происхождению?, Где именно ВАШИ корни, кто ВАШИ предки, кто ВАШ РОД? Ведь россия - это смесь народов, винигрет, окрошка.
И "русский" - это (изначально) не национальность и не народность. Изначально "русский" - это означало принадлежность к определенной религиозной конфессии "Руська вера", сейчас более известная как "вера Православная". Вера РУСИ, вера из РУСИ. Потому что из РУСИ пришла к ВАМ эта Православная версия Христианства.
То есть изначально термин "русский" - это из разряда "латинянин" (католик), "мусульманин", "буддист", "кришнаит".
И вот когда на ВАШИ земли пришла ГОСУДАРСТВЕННАЯ религия, все местные народы, принявшие Руську веру и стали называться "русскими".
долго придумывал? любой язык искусственный в своём нутро
@@totoromoneymaker5576 хуторёнок, ухрюкивай отсюда.
А кто такой этот Руська, который веру придумал, по чьему имени её назвали?
И вот что забавно - вы сказали что вера была на Руси, а что такое Русь по вашему, если не регион?
То есть сначала пришла вера некоего Руськи, а потом и земля стала называться Русь что ли?
Или, может быть, сначала была земля, а потом пришла вера на неё?
А русский означает "тот, кто живёт на этой территории", как британец, итальянец - жители своих земель и так далее.
Я один здесь руский
ьлыат
первый
Поздравляю с первым местом!
Wtf is this? That's how all of us pronounce new word. Nothing new. Even 2 years old pronounce new word reading by syllables first.
Sorry. You are ok but Russia fight the Ukraine, so yueare mad, sorry
Спасибо