How to properly introduce yourself in Russian

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[westcoastweird]

The little chart on which word to use for years based on your age is genius!! Thank you for the helpful hint

[RostamBahadur]

Thank you Fedor. You are the best teacher ❤

[himeshsinghshishodiya]

Thank you so much for this. Started to learn Russian and your channel is hands down one of the best. спасибо.

[darthjarjar]

One of the annoying things about duolingo is it doesn't tell you what is formal/informal!! I had no idea the difference between vac and tebya, thank you for your helpful explanations!

[bshthrasher]

For those who's having a hard time pronouncing "Здравствуйте" in a formal setting, you can completely avoid it by using these 4 phrases depending on the time of day:
Доброе утро! [dóbraye útra] - Good morning! (6 AM - 12 AM)
Добрый день! [dóbryi dén'] - Good afternoon! (12 AM - 6 PM)
Добрый вечер! [dóbryi vécher] - Good evening! (6 PM - 12 PM)
Доброй ночи! [dóbrai nóchi] - Good night! (12 PM - 6 AM)

[selinakalkandis]

I've been learning Russian for 2 years and I still watched this because I'm meeting my boyfriends parents on new years for the first time and I'm so nervous because they don't speak english 😂

[-sevda]

спасибо.) you're amongst one of my favourite russian teachers, especially paired alongside grammar textbooks. there's something special about your techniques, because you help reinforce and solidify what i gathered from my lessons. ✧⁠*

[sandiehernandez]

I love how you pronounciate the word "camp". 😊

[bonzeroo]

Aha! The light dawns! Wonderful lesson!

[Xpurple]

That was very good! Спасибо, мой друг!

[Rus-eqwn]

Федор сделай одно видое о падежах, хочется посмотреть реакцию иностранцев))

[Джо-Кокер.]

Also often used: Доброе утро, Добрый день, Добрый вечер (Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening) and "Отсоси писос" (Glad to meet you)

[catherine]

I am a total I speak English only, at the moment.. I am learning Russian, as I would like to become fluent.... is 'тебя' used in order to say 'you' in an informal way? what about вы and ты?

спасибо)

[TheJaxsonjack]

First Russian Language Lesson video I've watched.

I guess I need to start with a lesson even more remedial?

English phonics to Russian letters and words?

[Hagelnot]

фёдор лучший челавек. спасибо за лекцию.
я не знал что, например, 21 скажим год тоже, думал только 1.

[anna-friend]

Thank you so much for the video! That's very helpful for me ❤ may I ask you which camera do you use to film your YouTube videos?

[FirecatJr]

though zdra-stvuy-te sounds more fluent, you can also pronounce V in zdravstvuyte. if it's easier to you it won't be a big mistake. 'cause zdravstvuyte means - good health to you, dobrogo vam zdorovya.

[ytnfccjwbfwbb]

He didn't notice that when people might ask, "Who do you work as?" You can just say "Teacher"

[ГореЛуковое-юе]

Здрав буди, боярин) you "v good English

[linguafranca]

Make a video on (живя, видя, считая etc...). what do you call them?