Easy Conversation in Russian | What have you done? | Perfective VS Imperfective | Slow Russian

Embark on a linguistic journey with Vasya and Petya as they engage in an easy and slow Russian conversation, delving into the nuances of perfective and imperfective verbs while discussing their recent activities. 🇷🇺✨

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🌟 Key Points:
* Language Exploration: Explore the rich facets of Russian through comprehensible stories and engaging conversations.
* Perfective vs. Imperfective: Gain insights into the usage of these verb aspects as Vasya and Petya share their recent experiences.
* Slow Russian: The deliberately slow pace ensures a comfortable learning experience for all levels of learners.

🔍 Series Introduction: TPRS Stories in Slow Russian
Join the captivating series featuring the life of Vasya, an African Crocodile studying in Russia. While seemingly tailored for children, these videos intricately cover diverse life situations encountered by an average adult. 🐊📚
👥 Conversation Highlights:
Vasya and Petya engage in a dialogue about their recent activities, providing learners with relatable content to enhance their understanding of everyday Russian conversations.
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Hi! I’m Sergey! I’m creating easy and comprehensible stories in Russian.
I’m teaching Russian since 2016, and although I’m not a professional teacher, I do have a lot of experience and I’m a language learner myself. I use comprehensible input (CI) and TPRS, which are some of the best methods in natural language acquisition. On my channel you don’t have to memorize bunch of words or learning grammar rules. Just sit, watch, read and enjoy!

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[eyea]

Most thoughtful people can separate governments/ leaders from the citizens. So no worries. We understand you. 💗 Thank you for sharing your position! 🇺🇦 Russian language and culture is rich and interesting, and the people are wonderful. I love studying Russian and have loved my trips to both Russia and Ukraine! 💗💗💗 we all want peace.

[michaelandmaria]

Thank you kindly for bringing us this video. The Russian language is beautiful and so are the people. Thank you!

[IndiaInk]

Thank you for continuing to create and share these lighthearted and helpful videos during this very difficult time, which is clearly weighing heavily on you. Your work matters. Thank you.

[lantana]

Hi Teacher
Don’t bother yourself with the war
It’s not your fault and you shouldn’t feel guilty about it .All love and support for you keep doing this amazing videos 🤍✨

[mauricio]

Happy that you decided to make videos again. Discovering a culture through their language will always be bigger than politics.

[catboy]

Like a spoonful of sugar in the "grammar medicine" -- making perfective and imperfective easier to understand!! Thanks!!

[JanetSuzanne]

I've had people saying to me that still learning Russian is probably a bad idea right now but I think... why? It's a language, and I enjoy learning languages as a hobby. So, I will continue to learn, and watch your content that is SO helpful! And hope someday that there will be peace again

[karlie]

Привет Вася и Петя! Здесь ваши большой поклонник 💕

[rosemariepolgar]

Thank You for Your opinion. You've exposed Yourself and now I love You and Your work even more! God bless You, dear Teacher!

[thenaturalyogi]

I missed Vasya and Petyr I'm glad they're both alive 😹😹😹

[mAlinam-ojqe]

Politics aside, we are here to learn the beautiful russian language ❤

[NK-cvew]

😍i love the hand puppets, 😍your creative ideas 😍and the super cute implementation of the story 😍

[kvuppal]

As we say in India, everything happens for a reason. Sometimes we don't see the bigger pattern right away.

Thanks for bringing back the normal world where Vasya & friends live, Sergei!

Nice format: very different from the stories (which I adore, too!) because here we learn conversational Russian.
Keep it up .

[Peshat]

Thank you Sergey. I am learning Russian and your videos are very helpful. And I am with you in opposing Putin's war.

[polyglotsalva]

Great dialogue!
Keep on with that, please!

[Jypr]

Hi Sergey,

I have enjoyed many of your videos. I like your attitude and your focus on kindness and tenderness. I have to write, because so many people condemn without knowing. I want to add my voice to those who love Russians and Ukrainians. For five years I have attended Russian Churches, and I have come to love Russian and Ukrainian people like my family. I have never met such warm and loving people in my life like them. I owe them everything.

Please give me a chance to say some things.

I cannot remain silent when I see in the comments and all over YouTube the seeds of bringing even more misery on the people I have come to care about so much.

Most people in the comments take it for granted that Putin is a special villain, but I think it’s unacceptable behavior for an adult to hate and throw around negative claims about anyone without knowing those things for certain and being able to prove them. Regardless of whether or not he is a bad man, it is not fair to paint him simply as a villain, after he, in Russia’s deepest humiliation, when thousands of young women turned to the streets to sell their bodies out of desperation, when the country was being run by mobsters without any regard for human lives, he risked his neck to pick Russia up. Until today he can be assassinated. Again, no matter what the truth is about him, it disgusts me to see people who should be adults accepting as “common knowledge” any negative word about a man they hardly know anything about other than what their media tells them to believe. Regardless if the anti Putin media is correct, they don’t really care about Putin, they want to destroy Russia from the inside by driving young people to a state of rage that will lead them to suicidally try to bring down the government.

The truth is that everything that is happening in Ukraine is the fault of my government, and almost all of my family and friends knows this very well. Many Americans have woken up to this sad reality, and many more wake up to it every day.

In 2014, a phone call between the US’s ambassador to Ukraine and a high level politician in the State Department was hacked by Russian hackers. They were caught discussing who they wanted to fill the highest positions in the government after the Maidan mob chased Yanukovich out of power (or killed him). When the press secretary was confronted about this during a press conference, she could only say that this was “a new low in Russian statecraft.” (You can watch this on the State Department’s YouTube channel, search for: Press Briefing February 6, 2014). “Statecraft” means spying. So in other words, touché, but Russia is worse for hacking us than we are for overthrowing a friendly government and installing an extremely hostile one on their doorstep. It is ridiculous.

The invasion last year happened a few days after Zelensky made threats to tear up the Budapest Memorandum. In other words, he threatened to possibly develop nuclear weapons. After letting murderers who were caught on camera in Odessa live freely for 8 years, after killing civilians in Donbas for 8 years, after the West hypocritically and cynically crossed every line, even then your president didn’t invade. It took nuclear threats for him to do this. It sounds nice to be against war, but the decision to allow a government to develop nuclear weapons on your doorstep, that not only tolerates but promotes people in the military and government with ideologies that see your people as non humans, is not the obvious moral choice, to say the least.

Please Sergey, do not allow the cynical West, which has played the same trick on almost every middle eastern country and started over a dozen wars since the end of the Second World War, take advantage of your decent feelings and principles to get you to put even a little energy in the direction of hurting the hometown and people that you said in one of your videos you still love. Please, do not be so quick to believe these people who only spread anxiety and anger by speaking half truths. Be brave and don’t worry about what people who only care about you and your people conditionally would say about you.

There is so much more I could say, but I’ve already said too much probably. I’ve only done that because I see in you that same kind and tender soul that I see in my Slavic Orthodox friends. Nothing matters more to me right now than doing whatever I can for you because I feel like your culture, your soul, your religion has given me hope and light in a dark world.

[NK-cvew]

thanks so much for your video and especially in such times it is good and necessary to still have beautiful and pleasant things in life. with your content you produce great videos and offer us rich moments of joy, learning the beautiful Russian language and getting in contact with the gentle culture of lovely russia.

and thanks for your introducing words. everybody who has a head on their shoulders will understand that Putin is not generalized to equate Russians. and furthermore everybody who has a head on their shoulders will also good understand that the result now is caused more complex than only one guilty person. every side has own interest and also the west is not innocent. the main to know is that military interests are never the interest of ordinary people. during powerful people enrich themself ordinary people in all countries need to suffer. so the main is not to get splitted and start with any harmful hostility. I myself have my roots in Ukraine and russia. and additional in Italy. with these roots I live as a foreigner in Germany. and I am glad that I am multi culti and I can call many nations my family. I never can feel hostility against these nations because it is a part from me. and I hope one day everybody will understand that we are one world. splitted by political interests who take their advantages out of greed and power can only produce destruction. better let us enrich each other with for example such beautiful content like you share with us!

[dreamtobeapolyglot]

I am very grateful for your channel and please never apologize again for being Russian. I have friends in Ukraine and Russia and I can tell you that you are being used as pawns. Wishing you the best from Texas. Stay strong

[ayla_stolen]

man, thanks so much for doing this content! Its helping me a lot