What a lovely lady with awesome constructive gestures, and with impressive linguistic skills in both English and Russian! Go Anastasia you are the best!
Hi. Loved this video and the others. I think I watched all of them this weekend. Thought they were very practical and interesting. Hope you’re doing more. Thanks
Another great lesson, Anastasia. Isn't it interesting that you can see себя with the same reflexive meaning across so many different languages? I believe it comes from a common old language: 'self' in English, 'sich' in German, 'sig' in Danish, Icelandic and Swedish, 'seg' in Norwegian, 'się' in Polish, 'se' in Portuguese, Spanish and French, 'si' in Italian...
Good video..always on point..the ceβя thing...i was wondering and if you see this please tell me if its right. Depending on how the sentence starts...ceβя automatically refers to that word...sorry i dont write in Russian but i have a latin qwerty keyboard and i cant write R on a pc...Your lessons are the best...Your channel will grow..no doubt....it will grow a lot...your lessons are straight to the point...and very clear. When you become big and famous,,,keep doing that...go straight to the point like you do now. Great work Anastacia
I enjoyed this video. I actually have a cold at the moment! How do you say: " I have a stuffed nose and my eyes are running water". Many thanks for all your videos. Keep up the good work. Kind regards George
What a lovely lady with awesome constructive gestures, and with impressive linguistic skills in both English and Russian! Go Anastasia you are the best!
Спасибо!
Спосибо! Просто хороший урок
For all the work you do, Спасибо!
Thank you, Anastasia 👌 Your videos are very clear, have a good structure and visualy engaging ❤
thanks a lot Anastasia you are such a good russian teacher
Hi. Loved this video and the others. I think I watched all of them this weekend. Thought they were very practical and interesting. Hope you’re doing more. Thanks
glad to hear that! :)
This video is so useful for me👍👏thank you🙌
Another great lesson, Anastasia. Isn't it interesting that you can see себя with the same reflexive meaning across so many different languages? I believe it comes from a common old language: 'self' in English, 'sich' in German, 'sig' in Danish, Icelandic and Swedish, 'seg' in Norwegian, 'się' in Polish, 'se' in Portuguese, Spanish and French, 'si' in Italian...
Здравствуйте, Anastasia, I really loved this video, спасибо!
Спасибо за видео! Посмотрели с учениками :)
Выздоравливай Настя!
Good video..always on point..the ceβя thing...i was wondering and if you see this please tell me if its right. Depending on how the sentence starts...ceβя automatically refers to that word...sorry i dont write in Russian but i have a latin qwerty keyboard and i cant write R on a pc...Your lessons are the best...Your channel will grow..no doubt....it will grow a lot...your lessons are straight to the point...and very clear. When you become big and famous,,,keep doing that...go straight to the point like you do now. Great work Anastacia
may you make video about the slang words in russian
I enjoyed this video. I actually have a cold at the moment! How do you say: " I have a stuffed nose and my eyes are running water". Many thanks for all your videos. Keep up the good work.
Kind regards
George
Насть, удачи!!! 😊😊😊
спасибо)))
👍👍👍❤🇷🇺
выздоравливай скорее
Выздоравлоивайте !
спасибо :))
Anastasia, I hear Uh-Huh used as an answer to question in Russian as well as English? Is this proper or slang?
You are right, we do use "uh-huh" as an answer just like in English. It is ok to use it in formal situations too :)
I got common cold too 😂 thank you
Здравствуйте! Вы преподаёте русский язык по Скайпу?
извините СЕГОДНЯ !
как ты чувствуешь сегоодня 😊?
сегодня я чувствую себя хорошо! спасибо :)
Не за что 👍
please make more videos i learn so much from yours
3to cynep
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