I love the way you teach because it fits hand in hand with how I learn! You point out what isn't important for a beginner, what mistakes will be understood (when just trying to start speaking, even though I may be wrong). Really...fantastic!! Thank you❤
Dear Alfia, thanks a lot for the time and energy invested for videos. You are one of the best teachers I have ever had. Please keep going. You are loved! ❤️
Really GREAT video. I always wanted to find a lesson that explained all those types of pronouns. Great examples in showing all the different cases. I've also just subscribed. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Alfia, thanks a lot for this interesting video. Your class and the explanations you give us are very clear. Hope you can continue posting your video classes! Еще раз большое спасибо!
Best Russian teacher on UA-cam!! 1. что-нибудь 2. что-то 3. кто-то 4. кто-нибудь 5. где-нибудь 6. кто-нибудь 7. что-нибудь 8. кто-то. я надеюсь этот правильно)))
Great effort! Some corrections: 1. что-то 3. кого-то (in Accusative case) 4. кто-то 5. кому-то (in Dative case) 7. чём-то (in Prepositional case) 8. чем-то (in Instrumental case) So you got the idea but you needed to put them in the correct case! Keep on your work ;)
Wow, I learned so much in this one lesson! A lot of mysteries about these words are made clear. I also recently just watched that Mosfilm office romantic comedy, it's such a beautiful movie!
I always pleased to watch your splendid lectures.кого-то здесь нет.(someone is not here.). In English,they say (no one is here.) or (anyone is not here.) You intended to say кого-то здесь нет.which means nobody is here?
Can you please say why you use two forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 04:17 (perfective and imperfective?)? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to live” is used in the two sentences. Thanks. Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south. Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
Can you please say why you use the perfective and imperfective forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 13:13? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to live” is used in these two sentences. Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south. Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
Can you please say why you use two forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 04:17 (perfective and imperfective)? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to live” is used in the two sentences. Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south. Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
The best you can do is to take a simple video or podcast with subtitles and read it out loud several times. Then you record yourself and compare with the original. You'll hear how it sounds and what you need to improve. At the same time you'll be learning new vocabulary and get used to grammar structures.
Where does a word like "кое-что" fit in? I have heard that "что-нибудь", for example, means "anything" whereas кое-что is more like "something (specific)". Is that not true, or are they also interchangeable? Спасибо!
"кое-что" refers to "I know what it is, but don't want to say. It's a secret". Like: У меня есть для тебя кое-что интересное. And you give your son a new Iphone 13.
I've got a video on all Russian letters here ua-cam.com/video/js65M1QqcHs/v-deo.html And a list of lessons for beginners ua-cam.com/video/9ZAOU7K_Qbk/v-deo.html Hope you find something helpful :)
Another great video. Thanks. But in English, something/anything and someone/anyone (and other word pairs like this) aren’t interchangeable. They have different meanings. These distinctions don’t exist in Russian?
@@Alfia Been trying to find a translation to this song but google only gives me one version. Anyway you can help? Инна Вальтер - Журавли, would really love to know what it says so I can sing it. By the way love love your lessons on your channel everyday!
No problem to use 'то' and 'нибудь' in both questions and affirmative sentences. Кто-то звонил. - Someone called. Кто-то звонил? - Did anyone call? If someone calls, say I'm not home. - Если кто-нибудь позвонит, скажи, что я не дома.
Good day my favorite teacher Alfia, I follow your videos regularly, I found them very useful. Yet, I have a suggestion or rather a request to make to you. Please Alfia, try to speak in Russian only or, at least, mostly. This helps us to improve our listening and vocabulary in Russian. I have a list of UA-cam teachers who speak only in Russian, or they do not use English but rarely. I can mention teachers like: Anastasia Semina, Ira, Tatiana Klimova, Stanislav Chernyshov, Maria Petrova, Olga Geral, Max, etc. This monolingual method, to teach Russian through Russian itself, helps the learner to improve his knowledge about the language. The bilingual method may help the begginers, but not the intermediate nor the advanced students, for this reason, I suggest that you make videos only, or at least mostly, in Russian.
This is amateur hour and painful to listen to. Overloaded and crammed with too much info. That would be fine if the visuals worked but they add to the confusion. The sentences are good but are sometimes out of sight behind her back. Go figure.
Excellent video! You pronounce the Russian words very clearly, so that they're easy to repeat.
Muito obrigada querida professora, sua opinião é especialmente importante!
What an excellent teacher, Alfia you are superb
I love the way you teach because it fits hand in hand with how I learn! You point out what isn't important for a beginner, what mistakes will be understood (when just trying to start speaking, even though I may be wrong). Really...fantastic!! Thank you❤
Спасибо за урок. Теперь я понимаю .
Dear Alfia, thanks a lot for the time and energy invested for videos. You are one of the best teachers I have ever had. Please keep going. You are loved! ❤️
The amount of information that you impart and the clear and logical manner by which you do it is excellent. Very informative.
Большое спасибо :)
Thank you very much for your good presentatiom from bali
Really GREAT video. I always wanted to find a lesson that explained all those types of pronouns. Great examples in showing all the different cases. I've also just subscribed. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thanks Mark! Great to know it helped you.
Alfia, thanks a lot for this interesting video. Your class and the explanations you give us are very clear. Hope you can continue posting your video classes! Еще раз большое спасибо!
Спасибо, конечно, будет много видео ;)
Fantastic , большое спасибо Алфия !!! You are the best ! Awesome teacher!!!
I'm so happy to help. Thanks for watching.
Best Russian teacher on UA-cam!! 1. что-нибудь 2. что-то 3. кто-то 4. кто-нибудь 5. где-нибудь 6. кто-нибудь 7. что-нибудь 8. кто-то. я надеюсь этот правильно)))
Great effort! Some corrections:
1. что-то
3. кого-то (in Accusative case)
4. кто-то
5. кому-то (in Dative case)
7. чём-то (in Prepositional case)
8. чем-то (in Instrumental case)
So you got the idea but you needed to put them in the correct case!
Keep on your work ;)
Best Russian UA-cam account!!!
Очень рада, что мои видео полезны 😗
Как всегда отличное объяснение с примерами! 👍
Perfect explanations! I have been following your youtube channel for few months and i can say you are the best.
Большое спасибо за добрые слова ☺
First time watching. Good teaching.
I just subscribed ! 🙋
Большое спасибо ;)
Preiviet,
Very detail and helpful. Bolshoi spacibo za trudnaya rabota. And tochnoe predemtie..... Love from Kathmandu, Nepal
Огромное спасибо. Вы большой молодец, что учите русский язык!
@@Alfia vlogodaryu vam
Wow, I learned so much in this one lesson! A lot of mysteries about these words are made clear. I also recently just watched that Mosfilm office romantic comedy, it's such a beautiful movie!
Большое спасибо и добро пожаловать к нам 💟🥰
You are an excellent teacher Alfia ! Thank you. Michel xxx
So great you find this video helpful. Keep on learning ;)
Ваше произношение слов будет очень четким, и я ценю это.
Спасибо за ваши уроки русского языка.
Спасибо, рада, что это помогает вам изучать русский.
I think she deserves more & more subscribers... Very Nice Teacher... Superb way of teaching
Спасибо :)
Thank you. You are really a good teacher. Благодарю.
Пожалуйста 🤗 рада быть полезной
I'd been looking for this information... thanks a lot :)
Пожалуйста!
You are a dream teacher, fantastic explation. it makes my reading book so much more enjoyable.
great! You are reading a book! That's awesome, my super respect.
Great! Very clear and simple . Thanks a lot!
your every lessons are awesome.thanks a lot
i am making progress thanks to you. спасибо большое
Когда-то я могу хорошо говорить по-русски.
Да, точно. Мне нравится ваше видео. Спасибо большое.
Спасибо, рада, что нравятся. По-моему, вы уже неплохо говорите :)
@@Alfia Спасибо за добрые слова. :-)
@@Alfia Сегодня я смотрю ваше видео ещё раз. Так отлично. Браво.
Hi your your way of explaining is very great now I must have learned Russian language to you
Thanks a lot! I'm so happy to be helpful!
Eres una excelente profesora. Muchas gracias!!!
спасибо за инфу и тоже ссылку фильма
Thank you, you’re a very good teacher!
Many thanks for your nice words, Christian :)
I always pleased to watch your splendid lectures.кого-то здесь нет.(someone is not here.). In English,they say (no one is here.) or (anyone is not here.) You intended to say кого-то здесь нет.which means nobody is here?
If we say Кого-то здесь нет, we mean we are waiting for someone, or we lack one person. Nobody is here is Здесь никого нет.
@@Alfia Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing an excellent video.....😍
Awesome video.
Большое спасибо :)
Excelente video
Can you please say why you use two forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 04:17 (perfective and imperfective?)? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to live” is used in the two sentences. Thanks.
Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south.
Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
жить - live constantly
пожить - live temporarily.
I love your videos! Thank you so much! спасибо большое или больше спасибо ? Which one is more natural?
Thank YOU for watching. Спасибо большое и большое спасибо are absolutely the same. They are both natural.
Can you please say why you use the perfective and imperfective forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 13:13? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to live” is used in these two sentences.
Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south.
Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
Sorry, that was at 04:17.
Excellent job ❤️ please do 100 irrigular verbs conjunction video you are doing great thanks!
muito bom seus videos, excelentes!
Can you please say why you use two forms of the verb “to live” in the examples at 04:17 (perfective and imperfective)? I don’t see any difference in the sense in which the verb “to
live” is used in the two sentences.
Жить: I want to live somewhere in the south.
Пожить: She doesn’t want to live anywhere except her country.
You really know your stuff, how long have you been teaching language?
I am from eritrean i start to read russian letters but i can not to speak.what. Can i do?
The best you can do is to take a simple video or podcast with subtitles and read it out loud several times. Then you record yourself and compare with the original. You'll hear how it sounds and what you need to improve. At the same time you'll be learning new vocabulary and get used to grammar structures.
@@Alfia ok thanks more!!
very useful
thanks a lot
Thank you!
Where does a word like "кое-что" fit in? I have heard that "что-нибудь", for example, means "anything" whereas кое-что is more like "something (specific)". Is that not true, or are they also interchangeable? Спасибо!
"кое-что" refers to "I know what it is, but don't want to say. It's a secret". Like: У меня есть для тебя кое-что интересное. And you give your son a new Iphone 13.
You are very good teacher. I Love to learn Russian. But it's quiet difficult.
Thank you for watching me. Yeah, it takes some practice.
Pronunciation is very hard 😔
Long live Russia I love Russia they helped us a lot back in time where nobody come forward to help india thank u Russia
Very good ❤️ just keep going , thank you a lot
Is there a video about russian abc? :) of course,i mean in your performance
I've got a video on all Russian letters here ua-cam.com/video/js65M1QqcHs/v-deo.html
And a list of lessons for beginners ua-cam.com/video/9ZAOU7K_Qbk/v-deo.html
Hope you find something helpful :)
Glad I found this channel yay
@@Alfia Thank you!
Another great video. Thanks. But in English, something/anything and someone/anyone (and other word pairs like this) aren’t interchangeable. They have different meanings. These distinctions don’t exist in Russian?
I Love Your videos.
Thanks teacher iam srilanka
thanks
Good jop Thank you
I love that movie!
Me too :)
@@Alfia Been trying to find a translation to this song but google only gives me one version. Anyway you can help? Инна Вальтер - Журавли, would really love to know what it says so I can sing it. By the way love love your lessons on your channel everyday!
NET Facebook. Any other way for Skype lessons?
Нет файсбук 😹
Я тебя обожаю
Ответы для теста
1)кого-то
2) что -нибудь
3) что-то
4) кого-нибудь
5) кого-то
6)кем-нибудь
7) чём-либо
8) чём-либо
Please also make a video on "History of Russia". Thanks
Have never thought of that, thanks, I'll take a note
@@Alfia thanks a lot.
What about кое-что?.. 🤓
Your English intonation sounds very funny.... in a nice way.
:))))
Хорошя песня!!!
Think you got it wrong.
Кто-нибудь приходи́л?
= Did anyone come?. If it ends in -то it will be used in afirmative.
No problem to use 'то' and 'нибудь' in both questions and affirmative sentences.
Кто-то звонил. - Someone called.
Кто-то звонил? - Did anyone call?
If someone calls, say I'm not home. - Если кто-нибудь позвонит, скажи, что я не дома.
@@Alfia Yes, I get it Miss.
Когда-то буду учиться 🇷🇺.
Привет👋
Привет :)
@@Alfia I Support U 😉👍👍👍
Already feel it :) thanks
You are .. The first
Good day my favorite teacher Alfia, I follow your videos regularly, I found them very useful.
Yet, I have a suggestion or rather a request to make to you.
Please Alfia, try to speak in Russian only or, at least, mostly. This helps us to improve our listening and vocabulary in Russian. I have a list of UA-cam teachers who speak only in Russian, or they do not use English but rarely.
I can mention teachers like: Anastasia Semina, Ira, Tatiana Klimova, Stanislav Chernyshov, Maria Petrova, Olga Geral, Max, etc.
This monolingual method, to teach Russian through Russian itself, helps the learner to improve his knowledge about the language.
The bilingual method may help the begginers, but not the intermediate nor the advanced students, for this reason, I suggest that you make videos only, or at least mostly, in Russian.
Very difficult language
I understand it really is... Hope I'm able to make your studies easier :)
😳
Я люблю тебя тьі вчителько очень очень красива девучка
This is amateur hour and painful to listen to. Overloaded and crammed with too much info. That would be fine if the visuals worked but they add to the confusion. The sentences are good but are sometimes out of sight behind her back. Go figure.
Спасибо большое за ваш отзыв
Jasmine 4ever ... your comment is super rude for no reason. Troll!