I've been dating a woman from the Ukraine in Australia for 2 months now, I smile when she talks to her mother on the phone, I can pick up words here and there.
There is this comic shop in helsinki, where i sometimes go and another one of the owner´s is a russian woman. I was wondering if a Russian hwos been living in country like Finland, where people dont generally use formal greetings still use formal greeting´s in her own language? Just so i woun´t embarres myself. : )
What does the romanised version of 'до скорого' say da skorava? Shouldn't it be da skoraga? Because 'г' is 'g' right? Or is 'г' pronounced as 'v' sometimes too?
The "and you" with 'what's your name' is "a tibya" but the "and you" with 'how are you' is "a u tibya". Why does the one have a 'u' in it and the other doesn't?
good video but there several problems such as - in part one she says (kak vas za vut ) as that 's your name in the second one he says (kak ti-bya za vut) as what's your name , so you should correct it or explain if i was wrong .
Привет! Яа - полька, яа живу в Варшаве. Я изучаю русский язык. :)
I've just started learning Russian, and I simply LOVE this language. Unfortunately, what you can see above, are the only two sentences which I can write in Russian without hesitating much.
Thanks for all your Russian help Ms. Alla. I was able to learn so much Russian in a short matter of time in front of my Russian friends. But can you also say Kak dila as how are you in the informal. And how to you guys master zdrastvuytye its so hard to pronounce.
Thanks for all your Russian help Ms. Alla. I was able to learn so much Russian in a short matter of time in front of my Russian friends. But can you also say Kak dila as how are you in the informal. And how to you guys master zdrastvuytye its so hard to pronounce.
i've been taught that saying,"how are you?" in Russian is pronounced like "kak oo vas di-la?" now i'm confused on what i've been taught now,hellppp!!!!
It’s so funny i was studying French but tired and decided to check how foreign people study Russian, Kak oo vas dila hmm, u should study Possessive pronouns first to get it right. If u know French it much easier
It’s so funny i was studying French but tired and decided to check how foreign people study Russian, Kak oo vas dila hmm, u should study Possessive pronouns first to get it right. If u know French it much easier
Have a question about the spelling of "see you " theres a g at the end but the sound is B? .....It doesn't make sense shoudn't there be a b instead of g?.....Thanks for a great video
Hi I understand that B is v but why is it a г G in the spelling it's " до скорогo " shouldn't it be "Ckopobo"....?! skoroGa and not skoroVa...fonetically....I'm confused?Thanks for your help!
I am an American, and it's not really a difficult language (on the contrary, because Russian is highly regular -- unlike English -- learning Russian is an efficient endevor).
I highly recomend Ultimate Russian from Random House.
Also, you must remember that Russian has a very different stress (In this way, it is like Spanish).
Remember, it's NOT difficult, just a little different.
Privjet, minja zavut aljoša, kak tibja zavut! ja sam v hrvaška, spasiba na vemojo video! zdravstvujitje! It's easy for me, because im from CROATIA Xd!
i dont understand why there is an informal way of saying whats your name and my name is. if they are good friends or family shouldnt you know their names? great tutorials btw, i really want to learn russian but its hard to find a tutor anywhere around here
I've been dating a woman from the Ukraine in Australia for 2 months now, I smile when she talks to her mother on the phone, I can pick up words here and there.
abarford1 3 months ago 2
I speak english spanish russian german and natalian i dont know to type russian letters in the ipad how do u do it
everythingcentral100 3 months ago
Can someone tell how to write " little angel " in russian
barzoly 3 months ago
@barzoly Little angel => маленький ангел
GarnenkaKvito4ka 2 months ago
Ахахаха :)) Заставка конечно пиздец))).. Абвгдеёжзийклмнопрстуфхцчшщъыьэюя.
NanoBrakes 3 months ago 6
Ахахаха :)) Заставка конечно пиздец))).. Абвгдеёжзийклмнопрстуфхцчшщъыьэюя.
NanoBrakes 3 months ago
she looks like Vera Krasova!
aditrusiaui 3 months ago
it sounds worse than german
ndrwplussine 4 months ago
petruscha, soviet russia and vodka
ndrwplussine 4 months ago
4:43 The school river
MyDogPoo 4 months ago
I know Privyate(?) and Dasvidanya(?) - so short conversations!!!
officialcalummenzies 4 months ago
krasivi mal-chik!
TheEmpowered787 4 months ago
Maxim is international men's magazine!
Dimastrength02 4 months ago
Like serbian :3
mikmicic96 4 months ago
какой бизнес идиот , разве это не так, потому что я русский, так что это мой оригинальный язык
GuMoreira100 6 months ago
What is the song?
cantaloupeofdoom 6 months ago
Я изучаю русский язык
NavySealO3 6 months ago 4
@NavySealO3 Также я изучаю русский язык!
05werewolf 5 months ago
I can help u with Russia if you help me with English :) write me
dmitrybustex 6 months ago
I can help you with Russia if you help me with English :) write me
dmitrybustex 6 months ago
@Voronin174 I will help you with english if you help me with Russian
PeterDeLaGhetto2 6 months ago
Voronin174 I will help u with English if you help me with russian
PeterDeLaGhetto2 6 months ago
It´s funny how see you later in russian souds kinda like someone saying in finnish "tasku orava" a pocket squirrel : )
MsDjessa 6 months ago
There is this comic shop in helsinki, where i sometimes go and another one of the owner´s is a russian woman. I was wondering if a Russian hwos been living in country like Finland, where people dont generally use formal greetings still use formal greeting´s in her own language? Just so i woun´t embarres myself. : )
MsDjessa 6 months ago
@SashaMarukh Thank you! :)
DetogorgoN 7 months ago
What does the romanised version of 'до скорого' say da skorava? Shouldn't it be da skoraga? Because 'г' is 'g' right? Or is 'г' pronounced as 'v' sometimes too?
DetogorgoN 7 months ago
So, you can pronounce the 'o' as 'a' too?
DetogorgoN 7 months ago
The "and you" with 'what's your name' is "a tibya" but the "and you" with 'how are you' is "a u tibya". Why does the one have a 'u' in it and the other doesn't?
DetogorgoN 7 months ago
good video but there several problems such as - in part one she says (kak vas za vut ) as that 's your name in the second one he says (kak ti-bya za vut) as what's your name , so you should correct it or explain if i was wrong .
Black911Night 8 months ago
in my russian class in college we learned that "so so" was "neechevo"...oh well.
noodle92993 8 months ago
I god damn love this language!
IsllayGirls 8 months ago
@IsllayGirls I can teach you to Russian if you help me with english-)
Voronin174 8 months ago
@Voronin174 I can help you with english, spanish and french ;) !
thelastblodbender 8 months ago
@thelastblodbender I know French, but it is bad. You have a Skype?
Voronin174 7 months ago
@Voronin174 yes emmm private message ok ? and .. im the best in spanish .. inm mexican hahah
thelastblodbender 7 months ago
@thelastblodbender private message? ок-)
Voronin174 7 months ago
@Voronin174 ? Marc Winslow?
Voronin174 7 months ago
@Voronin174 Oh, but i'm from Greece. I dont know English good enough to teach it to others. thelastblodbender has a better offer... he can teach you
IsllayGirls 7 months ago
IM IN LOVE FOR SACHA HUMMMM
rosamenti 8 months ago
How do you type in Russian?
washingtonboy09 8 months ago
I love how the dude with absolutely no emotion got to break down the word Paka lolol
DrRocksosBitch 8 months ago
LMFAO this cartoon intro music.
very good lesson indeed
thiagotecnico 9 months ago
Why is the "Г" of "скорого" pronounced as a "v"?
pizzicarlos89 9 months ago
@pizzicarlos89 In most words where you see 'eго' or 'ого' like that, the 'г' takes a b(which is the v) sound.
pioneerXpete 9 months ago
@pizzicarlos89 This pronunciation is historical - it is easier to pronounce words with "V". But in some regions of Russia pronounce "Г".
k0mpot 8 months ago
@pizzicarlos89 It is right
Voronin174 8 months ago
blyaaaaaaa ya ispugalsya ee v nachale vidosa))))))))
shiburshunchik72 10 months ago 3
I shall amaze my boyfriend using this video. :D
xatorihs 10 months ago 14
@xatorihs If you want to amaze your boyfriend with loving words in Russian then look for my video about word of love and tenderness. Hope it helps.
allatek 10 months ago 9
sasha's my favorite xD
zondrizler 11 months ago 19
@zondrizler and he's single
allatek 10 months ago 30
@allatek I hear a hook up lol.
ragnarox16 10 months ago
@zondrizler I M IN LOVE FOR SASHA...HOW CAN I SAY IT IN RUSSIAN
rosamenti 8 months ago
Very effective. Sepciba...
ragnarox16 11 months ago
@ragnarox16 thanks
allatek 10 months ago
very good i am brazilian I love russian I have 14 years old
JONYTO225 11 months ago
these lessons are very useful but... man, dude that song at the end is annoying
ziggyzagman 1 year ago
awesome i can speak russian
davidmikloswwe 1 year ago
.. Ahmmm.. Hello? Can anyone tell me what is the russian word of "good morning, good evening, thank you"..
XxSnsdFanxX 1 year ago
@XxSnsdFanxX Dobre Utroe(Gd Morning) Dobre Nochi(Gd Night) and Spasibo(Thank you)
daswerdasss 11 months ago
@XxSnsdFanxX I remember "доброе утро" but I 4got how to say good evening... ___ вечер... is it добрый вечер?
XxrElEAsEmExX 11 months ago
what is the russian word for "is"
i was thinking zavut was but isnt that the word for "name"?
ImpulseFire911 1 year ago
@ImpulseFire911 you was thinking right
the verb "to be" mean "быть"
111ariadna111 1 year ago
Привет! Яа - полька, яа живу в Варшаве. Я изучаю русский язык. :)
I've just started learning Russian, and I simply LOVE this language. Unfortunately, what you can see above, are the only two sentences which I can write in Russian without hesitating much.
GreczynkaPolka 1 year ago
@GreczynkaPolka всё это дело конечно хорошо,но по уму надобно писать не "яа" а "я"
70Siberia 1 year ago
Is 'da skorova' an exception to pronunciation rules...? =S
Thanks =3
cometbah 1 year ago
Thanks for all your Russian help Ms. Alla. I was able to learn so much Russian in a short matter of time in front of my Russian friends. But can you also say Kak dila as how are you in the informal. And how to you guys master zdrastvuytye its so hard to pronounce.
scarydude101 1 year ago
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RussianCDDVD 1 year ago
Learn Russian by watching translated movies.
Movies Translated and Dubbed into Russian with subtitles.
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RussianCDDVD 1 year ago
can some1 tell me what "So-So" means please? does it mean "me too"
straightcoolguy 1 year ago
@straightcoolguy in what lenguage???? spanish??? it is "mas o menos" it's like "more or less" ;)
angedailesnoires 1 year ago
Thanks for all your Russian help Ms. Alla. I was able to learn so much Russian in a short matter of time in front of my Russian friends. But can you also say Kak dila as how are you in the informal. And how to you guys master zdrastvuytye its so hard to pronounce.
scarydude101 1 year ago
How do you say "I am french" in russian? and "i spreak french? right in in russian I can read russian I just cant say those to phrases.
yaycookies14 1 year ago
@yaycookies14
"Я француз (мужчина)/француженка (женщина)" - "I'm French"
"Я из Франции" - "I'm from France"
"Я говорю по-французски" - "I speak French"
SailorWITCHVenus 1 year ago
"I am french" - "Ya franzus"
"i spreak french" - Ya govoru po franzuski
;)
sschWARzz 1 year ago
this is hard german words are easier
thegreenrapist 1 year ago
What is the song at the begining and the end please ? thanks for teaching us
lostmyself57 1 year ago 4
@lostmyself57 It's an azbuka song or a children's ABC song.
allatek 1 year ago 2
@allatek Great song! The singer must really love her abc's aw yeah
Roggiedodgie 1 year ago
O is always pronounced as "a"?
alexmetallicaZFC13 1 year ago
@alexmetallicaZFC13
only if O is unstressed,if it's stressed it's O.for ex-ple:
MalakO-молоко(milk), O is stressed at the end, and in the beginning two O are unstressed and pronunced like A.
novimariya 1 year ago
@alexmetallicaZFC13
only if O is unstressed,if it's stressed it's O.for ex-ple:
MalakO-молоко(milk), O is stressed at the end, and in the beginning two O are unstressed and pronunced like A.
novimariya 1 year ago
also luv this vdo, its so useful...thx na ja
SCNOUVICEWALZAS 1 year ago
kak = cock lol
alirezaghost 1 year ago
Достаточно весёлое видео) особенно когда знаешь язык в совершенстве) ахах) не могу))
julia351642 1 year ago 3
In Soviet Russia, Russian language learns you!
shthx 1 year ago
Юлюш = you-lee-you-sh, is the Russian form of Julius, correct? If so, where does the stress fall? the "l" or the second "you"? Thank you.
juufa72 1 year ago
учите русский!
learn russian :D
shistik91 1 year ago
bye = astalavista baby
universal word %)
fromnsk 1 year ago
My friend is Russian, and I'm trying to learn it.... he said that you use a shape of a triangle without the bottom for a "L" sound?
AgGaLeEz44 1 year ago
thank you so much i am only 12 and am curious to explore a new language and this was very helpful
MrDimitripentonova 1 year ago
Hi Alla, your channel is excellent !
Thank you so much for the excellent lessons !
Adi
adija1 1 year ago
Yeah that Sasha is hella cute. Got a number? lol.
schwul13 1 year ago
@schwul13
what for do you need my numb?
Nosferatic1 1 year ago
this is amazing, good job people.
djo0zla 1 year ago
thank you about your lessons !! russian language is very interesting !!
rollerblades4ever 1 year ago
Are o's always pronounced like ah's when they are not in the accent?
ochokid18 1 year ago
лица ребят, из цикла Криминальная Россия
ilnur8 1 year ago 5
Прежде чем учить людей русскому, ведущей не мешало бы избавиться от колхозного акцента
gobodrodiont 1 year ago
Sascha is cute!
aanolos92 1 year ago 3
@aanolos92 you must be the homo
whisky432 1 year ago
@whisky432
and you must be a bigot.
aanolos92 1 year ago
@aanolos92 go suck someones thing ho
whisky432 1 year ago
@whisky432
You poor thing.
aanolos92 1 year ago
i've been taught that saying,"how are you?" in Russian is pronounced like "kak oo vas di-la?" now i'm confused on what i've been taught now,hellppp!!!!
holysoldier6473 1 year ago
there are many ways of saying "how are you" in Russian. "kak u vaz dilA" or "Kak VAshy dila" mean basically the same.
allatek 1 year ago 4
It’s so funny i was studying French but tired and decided to check how foreign people study Russian, Kak oo vas dila hmm, u should study Possessive pronouns first to get it right. If u know French it much easier
DeathSetler 1 year ago
@holysoldier6473
It’s so funny i was studying French but tired and decided to check how foreign people study Russian, Kak oo vas dila hmm, u should study Possessive pronouns first to get it right. If u know French it much easier
DeathSetler 1 year ago
@holysoldier6473 just "kak dila?"..
i vsio. ;D
judirules 1 year ago
Я действительно хотел бы выучить русский язык. Я был заметок. Я не уверен, что если существует хотя и пунктуации. До свидания.
Christianite554 1 year ago
Can someone who speaks Russian tell me what this means please.
Я тебя прохну
nikkasolis 1 year ago
that is not correct phrase
cronixcronix1 1 year ago
Have a question about the spelling of "see you " theres a g at the end but the sound is B? .....It doesn't make sense shoudn't there be a b instead of g?.....Thanks for a great video
80Perkele 1 year ago
@80Perkele see you - [do skorovo] - russian letter B - [ v ]
MusicMzZ 1 year ago
Hi I understand that B is v but why is it a г G in the spelling it's " до скорогo " shouldn't it be "Ckopobo"....?! skoroGa and not skoroVa...fonetically....I'm confused?Thanks for your help!
80Perkele 1 year ago
in russian letter like [г] almost all words pronouced as "G"
MusicMzZ 1 year ago
@MusicMzZ
in russian letter like [г] almost all words pronouced as "G"
lol what??? we pronouce R like R (rolled like in spanish)
mihanich 1 year ago
@80Perkele
endings with "-ego", "-ogo" pronouced as "-eva", "-ova" in russian. ususally "g" sound is pronouced as G, but in this case there is exeption.
mihanich 1 year ago
Без труда не вынуть и рыбки из пруда.
ThePs3ownage 1 year ago
difficult language it is, but really sounds good. i do hope... i can make it. :)
SiTaE05 1 year ago 2
Zdravstvutie, Tovarish,
Ryskie Yazik ne ochin trudna.
I am an American, and it's not really a difficult language (on the contrary, because Russian is highly regular -- unlike English -- learning Russian is an efficient endevor).
I highly recomend Ultimate Russian from Random House.
Also, you must remember that Russian has a very different stress (In this way, it is like Spanish).
Remember, it's NOT difficult, just a little different.
AmericanStory1 1 year ago 3
@AmericanStory1
правильно сказать: "Русский язык не очень трудный" или "Русский язык не очень труден"
HomoCallidus 1 year ago
@HomoCallidus
Oh, please, stop embarrassing native speakers who believed both forms to be pretty correct! :-)
Но если уж совсем правильно по-русски сформулировать, то, скорее, - "не сложен", а не "не труден". It's like "difficult" and "hard" in English.
But these are way too subtle nuances, and you'll be understood anyway :-)
Artyom2012 1 year ago
The way is than long as you want, if you got the wish i think it is possible good luck for all
JaviBuenoChavez 1 year ago
Where can I get the song from the intro?
JDM1189 2 years ago 3
It's called azbuka. I'll see if I can find it on the internet and post a link.
allatek 2 years ago 3
easy lesson tnx
kavkazskie 2 years ago
i love these vids thank you so much!!!!
jikininki1 2 years ago 3
What is the song in the beginning of the clip?
filmwannabe2009 2 years ago 10
It's an azbuka song or a children's ABC song.
allatek 2 years ago 3
@filmwannabe2009 it is just the russian alphabet
ELWRUAN 10 months ago
@filmwannabe2009 the russian alphabet, i think
YoulTubelRush 9 months ago
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filmwannabe2009 2 years ago
Im not so good at writing in russian, where can i go to get better at it?
cfo900 2 years ago
Try russianlessons(dot)net
allatek 2 years ago
Great site! Thank you for the help! I may be enrolling in your online classes soon!
999cyclone 2 years ago
I am having so much fun being black and learning to eat, sleep, sit, and shit russian 24-7.
wetalloy 2 years ago
Language learning knows no boundaries and sees no colors. Welcome to my Russian Language channel. I hope the videos have helped a little.
allatek 2 years ago
it is hard to learn ´russian, when you come from Denmark?
nielsmk 2 years ago
well you would have to learn cyrillic
pepperonipizza1993 2 years ago
nothing's impossible ;) you need only a big wish for it
Swedelady 2 years ago
you are so awesome thank you so much for Ukrainian lessons it is really fun learning it from you
I have subscribed to you
tessamomessa 2 years ago
I like Sasha!!! Da! Da!!
CrashingCrockery 2 years ago 3
Tebya preid gei?
DragonFEVERv1 2 years ago
Da! (Moio sudno na vozdusnoy polno ugrey...)
CrashingCrockery 2 years ago
Ah, lol!
DragonFEVERv1 2 years ago
To CrashingCrockery: Haha you just said "My airplane has full of eels"
chadbaritugo 2 years ago
Ha ha! Yes, I have a ways to go before I master the language! : D
CrashingCrockery 2 years ago
da, da.... saša je zakon.... ("yeah,yeah..... sasha is awesome" on croatian) xD
Night333Walker 2 years ago 3
This is fun!
twilightshadow134 2 years ago 3
kak dila would be even more informal for how are you
moscowswifey 2 years ago 2
Privjet, minja zavut aljoša, kak tibja zavut! ja sam v hrvaška, spasiba na vemojo video! zdravstvujitje! It's easy for me, because im from CROATIA Xd!
marfg12345 2 years ago 8
@marfg12345 ma lagano je...zdravstujtje
yoco93cro 1 year ago
priviet=gratz vui chia
lediep89 2 years ago
ProudBudgieOwner, this is not song in the beginning. There're rus alphabet under a music.
Jerald2025 2 years ago
very well done. very helpful.
Mambo64 2 years ago
What's that song in the beginning?
ProudBudgieOwner 2 years ago
Russian alphabet with music
Mishgan1983 2 years ago 10
Thanks you. :D
ProudBudgieOwner 2 years ago
@Mishgan1983 i luv Russian alphabet but not as much as Russian gals~~~
SCNOUVICEWALZAS 1 year ago
LOL. its funny , i know.
PirateKing1256 2 years ago 2
i dont understand why there is an informal way of saying whats your name and my name is. if they are good friends or family shouldnt you know their names? great tutorials btw, i really want to learn russian but its hard to find a tutor anywhere around here
ubcs109 2 years ago
I think this lesson means next.
Russian has a pronouns TY and VY. In English ones are YOU. What does mean TY and what does mean VY?
TY (ты) - pronoun uses for communication with friends, family or children or with known to you people.
VY (вы) - pronoun uses for formal communication like your boss, old people or with unknown to you people.
in Russian we shall be have next:
for people with same age like you: Kak TEBYA zovut ?
but for unknown man or old people:
Kak VAS zovut ?
Mishgan1983 2 years ago 2
How come when you say "see you" as "Da skorava" , in the cyrillic you have spelled "va" with a "geh" and not a "veh"?
sculter8 2 years ago
It's grammar.
In Russian part of adverbs and all adjectives in genitive case have word's end with - OGO - or - EGO - . But correct reading is -AVA- or -IVA-.
For example (adjectives):
krasnogo (we have not red) - krAsnava
sinego (we have not dark blue) - sIniva
For example (adverbs):
vsego ( in all) - vsivO
or another case:
legko (lightly, easily) - lehkO
Mishgan1983 2 years ago
Dank u wel! Dat was een goede les ;)
flexyco 2 years ago
inderdaad
PirateXzibit 2 years ago
pri-vyet
riddleboxx0003 2 years ago
большое спасибо!
thecooldude1365 2 years ago
cool lessons, and cute guys
XpolymerX 2 years ago
Whats the name of the song hahaha its really cool
mineralito 2 years ago 2
it's not the song, it's russian alphabet to the music :-) little kids learn it by singing it
oxana12rus 2 years ago 2
Merci beaucoup!
WiccaChick77 2 years ago
Здравствуйте Алла, как дела? Я из США, и Я плохо говорю по русский. Ваши уроки очень полезны!
Откуда Вы?
24FretLove 2 years ago 2
haha i actually know what you said. my russian is bad also haha
tateno 2 years ago
It's not so bad.
Это очень неплохо.
Mishgan1983 2 years ago
thanks a lot!!!!!!!!
MUchas gracias!!!
arieldark 2 years ago
For me, i am polish russian is easy, and very simmilar to polish :)
SoyLaReinaCarla 2 years ago 3
ahaha SSSAAASHHHAA ahaha. that name is normaly for a girl in usa thats why its funny to me. though sometimes it can be for a girl eh?-im not canadian
planetarytraveler 2 years ago
Sasha is a nickname for men named Alexander, very common.
allatek 2 years ago
Are you for real? Well in that case I just made fun of myself hahaha! My name is Alexander!
planetarytraveler 2 years ago 4