Use this pronunciation trick to sound like a NATIVE!

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[@brgopnik4974]

man I'm brazilian and I just realize we already pronounce like the native russian when we talk with our own accent. It must be for this reason that many russian teachers in my country also sound so fluent in portuguese.

[@VLADMOTIVATES]

Guys we wont survive without this man, protect him at all costs.

[@drtm1718]

I've been doing this thinking I was being lazy with my pronunciation, but I'm glad Russian doesn't have to be so difficult.

[@jk2106]

I am amazed that so many people want to learn our language! I personally feel honoured that people enjoy our language and culture.

[@pelmens._.]

Вы так хорошо объясняете наш сложный язык, везде бы таких учителей :)

[@Wild-Siberia]

I’m an American living in Russia for 9 months I haven’t learned any Russian but this video really helps with some of the rules in the Russian language.

[@toscadonna]

In singing, we change voiceless consonants to voiced to conserve air. Like “f” loses the compression but “v” doesn’t. The voiceless consonants let out too much air and can affect your singing negatively. So it’s the exact opposite.

[@Remarkablepepper37]

Hey I’m South Indian native Tamil, been learning Russian just for how lovely it sounds <3 we love you, russia!

[@3finnian]

Thanks, I had noticed that Russian always flowed nicely and when speaking I would choose whichever sound like it fitted, now I see why, thank you!

[@yousefyacoub5204]

you are the best man. this is so easy and fun. СПАСИБО!

[@CaleLawOffice]

This video is the best illustration that I've seen to explain voiced and voiceless consonants. Спасибо!

[@userabuserrrr]

Не знаю зачем я смотрю видеоуроки по обучению русскому, но мне нравится) Ранее не задумывался над тем, как я произношу обычные слова. А ведь всё так и есть, по факту!

[@Frutipro]

So the main rule of this lesson: be lazy

[@UncleAl3]

Native slavic language speakers also use the "trilled" R.

[@Ghost_Os]

Good video, thank you. Happily, I feel like this transition happens naturally as you speak more. I say 'happily', because I'm glad to know it's not wrong, or the development of a bad habit! 😂

[@euchrisssssssss]

Thanks for the tips! Russian sounds are very similar to portuguese. Make a video colab with "Vem a mim lingua russa", russian says his pronunciation is very good

[@RussianIntonation]

TRUUUE! Non-Russian pronunciation betrays the fact that a person pronounces all sounds very carefully. To sound in Russian you have to "eat" a lot of sounds. But here it is important not to "eat" everything in a row, because phonetic rules still exist 🤭

[@gunillajohnson5923]

Devoicing assimilation occurs in English also. In the -ED ending, D becomes a T when a voiceless consonant precedes it (worked----> workt)

[@joiedevie3901]

Ты великий учитель и тренер. Жаль, что я не знал тебя много лет назад. Я имел удовольствие изучать много языков в течение моей жизни и большая часть моего успеха была через друзей, которые помогли с ключами, как вы здесь. Ты как большой друг! Спасибо!

[@shadiradwan9343]

Thank you Sir , this is my first time here , I am arabian , Learning English,Russian and German