How to Improve Your Russian Listening!

[TheMuzykant]

Step 1: Find pronunciation of words
Step 2: Listen to simple stories with subtitles
Step 3: Listen to simple stories without subtitles
Step 4: Listen to Real Russian (YouTubers, Bloggers, etc.)
Step 5: Speak to a native (Travel, call someone oneline, etc.)

[jarvisa]

Something I find very useful is the ‘Playback speed’ setting on videos. If I am having trouble hearing the words, I slow the video to 0·75× speed. I can then very quickly train my brain to recognise the words and be able to hear them at normal speed.

[Gidizz]

I just found your channel yesterday. So much great content! Thank you so much for being so helpful for so long!!! Keep up the good work 🕺🏻

[emirvisnjic]

God bless you Fedor, I was just wondering how to improve my listening today.

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Listening to russian music helps remember and understand words !

[danielvargas]

My friend Fedor, thank you so much for these videos. They are so helpful. Come over to Tenerife whenever you want and I will show you the island. Greetings!!!

[Verycncerned]

4th, fedor, I love you, you have helped me a lot with my russian, I'm an absolute Russian-head

[Capgungoesbang]

Listening has always been my biggest struggle! Reading and writing is more where I thrive.

[didierdrogba]

I reccomend watching 'Kухня' i learned and had fun 😁

[antonioluciovivaldi]

Is there any televised series in Russian you would recommend for learning Russian

[ВасилийВитте]

Я смотрю этот канал чтобы улучшить listening в английском 😆

[ShinzouNoNaiOtoko]

I watch ‘60 минут’ (political talk show) to improve Russian listening. I am a native polish speaker and understand almost everything they say.

[klausfligge]

great work, Fedor I just love it. But have you thought of this:
After your session with english explanations redo exactly the same thing in russian in the same vid.
would be

[haraldtoepfer]

In the first classes of Russian at the University, the teacher (originally from Russia) told us to listen to Russian Winnie Pooh, haha, not really the easiest resource for listening. Thank you Fedor, you help so much!

[Клаурил]

Also, I found vefy useful a place called Викисловарь, if I'm not sure where the stress of the word is or how the word even works grammatically, I go to there and check.

[case_]

Thank you for being helpful for my russian

[Kurooganeko]

I always use songs for practive listening because it is short so I can go back many times in a small amount of time

[TheSpeenort]

Thanks for this video series.
I'd like to see you produce something on the cases, like dative, generative, etc.
I've been watching Alexander Pushnoy's channel because our common context of music.

[SuperJmclark]

Thank you for your channel. In one of your videos you talk about a website with lots of earn Russian language content including video the both Russian and English subtitles. Can you please remind me of this site?

[ieronim]

I'll say this before I watch the video. If you want to improve listening comprehension, listen.