The Russian alphabet was better before they removed Ѕ, І, Ѣ, Ѧ, Ѩ, Ѫ, and Ѭ. I can understand the rationale behind some of it, but eliminating і and ѣ in the 1918 orthographic reform was definitely a stupid decision.
Also, you pronounced and wrote most of the letters wrong, as well as your name. Иван Степанович would be pronounced "Ee-vaan Styepanavich", stress on the vaan and pan, respectively.
haha nice!, the child in the window... hey, I want to learn russian, I from mexico, are you intrested in learning spanish, if not, could you please upload more videos? you are a good teacher, thanks =)
I should learn Spanish. You can't live in California without coming in contact with a Spanish speaker often. So far, I've only picked up some Spanish words, thats all. Davey is the teacher, I'm just the student repeating his lessons.
Oh no! In my view book lovers are not orderly. So smitten are they with literature that they are far more likely to have books scattered all over the place. I have been told that those who underline or highlight passages in books show a disrepect. I don't buy that either. Marking books is a sign of love.
Thank you for this rather Nordic version of the Russian soul!. Very amusing. The E is more 'ye' than 'ya' and the O is a long Oh but you've taken it a bit too close to the U. Other than that, brilliant!
We learn something new every day. I noticed you pronounce your name "Eee-van". Here in America everyone pronounces it "Eye-van." In my particular area are waves of immigrants, particularly from Russia, India, and Brazil. The Russians impress me as being very energetic.
As you perhaps know already, your name in English is John Stevens.
The Russian alphabet was better before they removed Ѕ, І, Ѣ, Ѧ, Ѩ, Ѫ, and Ѭ. I can understand the rationale behind some of it, but eliminating і and ѣ in the 1918 orthographic reform was definitely a stupid decision.
gunsandbullhorns 1 year ago
Дурак не алфавит по русский АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЬЫЪЭЮЯ США мамабля
ak47nikolai 1 year ago
he ounded more britis than russian even i have a bette russian accent than him an i have a texan accent
kadeGibson 1 year ago
ok good joke hahahhaha
TEXAS77721 2 years ago
that was not so hard
try the rest of the letters
and do this again
good job ether way
and whats up whit that sotry lol
TEXAS77721 2 years ago
Креатив говно, автор мудак
rossisch 3 years ago
Its in the office library, so I imagine that I'll get around to it sooner or later. I just have to make time for such a big book!
Amiduffer 3 years ago
cool room and song... dskhflskdjfsldjfsdlfjsd
dskjfsljd
hellokittydimaggio 3 years ago
Artes
slutagada 4 years ago
That isn't a Russian accent.
DerDrache 4 years ago
Also, you pronounced and wrote most of the letters wrong, as well as your name. Иван Степанович would be pronounced "Ee-vaan Styepanavich", stress on the vaan and pan, respectively.
DerDrache 4 years ago
Whoops, I meant "Степанов", the pronunciation being Styepanav", stress on the pan.
DerDrache 4 years ago
I know it wasn't a Russian accent and its a poor attempt otherwise, but, its good to show others that it can be done. Encouragement!
Amiduffer 4 years ago
haha nice!, the child in the window... hey, I want to learn russian, I from mexico, are you intrested in learning spanish, if not, could you please upload more videos? you are a good teacher, thanks =)
afjg 4 years ago
I should learn Spanish. You can't live in California without coming in contact with a Spanish speaker often. So far, I've only picked up some Spanish words, thats all. Davey is the teacher, I'm just the student repeating his lessons.
Amiduffer 4 years ago
well if you like I can help you, what do you think? would you like to have an exchange of lenguaje?
afjg 4 years ago
Who's Raskalnikov? What play is that?
Amiduffer 4 years ago
The protagonist in Dostoyevsky's CRIME AND PUNISHMENT. He murders two women with a hatchet.
BeatBuddy 4 years ago
I will say this, I love your bookshelves. They are more orderly than mine.
usenetposts 4 years ago
Thanks. I heard two different versions of the E on other sites, one "zyeay" and the other "zyah", so that might have been it.
Amiduffer 4 years ago
Oh no! In my view book lovers are not orderly. So smitten are they with literature that they are far more likely to have books scattered all over the place. I have been told that those who underline or highlight passages in books show a disrepect. I don't buy that either. Marking books is a sign of love.
BeatBuddy 4 years ago
You should see my bedroom. 8) If you're going to pass the book along, its not a good idea to mark it, thats what notebooks are for.
Amiduffer 4 years ago
I checked your profile. You have me fooled! If I were a casting director, I'd hire you to play Russian parts. Raskalnikov perhaps?
BeatBuddy 4 years ago
Thank you for this rather Nordic version of the Russian soul!. Very amusing. The E is more 'ye' than 'ya' and the O is a long Oh but you've taken it a bit too close to the U. Other than that, brilliant!
usenetposts 4 years ago
My costume budget is nil sadly. Thanks for the corrections.
Amiduffer 4 years ago
We learn something new every day. I noticed you pronounce your name "Eee-van". Here in America everyone pronounces it "Eye-van." In my particular area are waves of immigrants, particularly from Russia, India, and Brazil. The Russians impress me as being very energetic.
As you perhaps know already, your name in English is John Stevens.
BeatBuddy 4 years ago
Whoops, didn't see your comment here. No silly. Its a pun on the English term "even steven", get it?
Amiduffer 4 years ago