Russian Language Lesson: I Love You

In this lesson you'll learn Russian phrases such as "I love you". Study these expressions well and surprise your sweetheart or loved one. Sign up for online lessons at http://www.allatek.com. I'm pleased to have Viktor Huliganov and Sophie as my guests and thank them for the lesson introduction. You can find Viktor Huliganov's advanced Russian Lessons on Youtube at the link below. Also, please visit the channel of Sayalessandra to listen to her beautiful singing. If you'd like to send a Russian "Kiss Me" T-shirt to your sweetheart they are available at http://www.allatek.com .

Viktor Huliganov's channel http://www.youtube.com/user/usenetposts
Sayallessandra's channel http://www.youtube.com/user/sayalessandra

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[taluce]

I have a question. I noticed this many times in russian words. The russian letter 'o' is called 'o', however when you said it in the phrase 'come to me', you pronounced it 'ah'. So my question is, do you pronounce the russian letter 'o' as 'ah' when you use it in a word?

[allatek]

pronunciation of russian O depends on a stress. In non stressed position it's closer to A

[MaddCow02]

what a cute video! :)

[allatek]

@MaddCow02 I'm glad you enjoyed it.  Thanks

[LauraJimenezGlez]

nice pronuntation :) thank you I'm 13 and I was learning russian months ago but I forgot some words, thanks!:)

[allatek]

@LauraJimenezGlez thanks for watching and commenting

[nicolanwd]

5 stars for your russian accent! enjoyed every minute of it great vid

[MrXaipex]

спасибо

[MissMoonBella]

@PolinaOlaine113 I ^^

[1996nancydrew]

listening to that Russian man reminds me of my Grampa :)



[eran5005]

That's going to come very handy with all those gorgeous russian girls, i love russian girls :P

[kookoorusa]

@mrsteskiettina yes it is.



[jokermask1263]

does the order of the words mater becasue Ive heard I love you said "ya tee-byá lyoo-blyóo"?

[Sincoola27]

@taluce an "o" that precedes the stressed vowel in a word is refered to as a "pre-tonic"

and is therefore pronounced as an ah

[TheGrazhdanin]

Very good video on it you can learn English to Russian:). By the way can help, I'm Russian)))

[PolinaOlaine113]

Who is from russian?

[shayde07]

her english is so good