2000 Words Every Russian Beginner Must Know

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In this video, we will teach you the most common 2000 russian words that you must know if you're a an absolute beginner. This is THE place to start if you want to learn Russian, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.

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[voynich]

Guys, no word is useless to know. If you want the most common words you can find lists of those on the internet as well.

[Hashemechad]

So grateful for your thoughtful inclusion of the the Russian words for: lady bug, gorilla, Ottava, hockey, koala, raspberry, hurricane & other such useful words among the 2000 essential words for foreigners in Russia! Of course I'll need to repeat them hundred of times to remember them, but at least if I ever get lost in Moscow, I would always be able to tell someone - in my best Russian accent of course - "koala, hurricane, gorilla, lady bug", rasberry, hockey & I'm sure somebody there could direct me straight away to "Ottava"'s mental health asylum.

[frankdavis]

Im not so sure many of these words come under 'must know' category. Unless turtle, Cube and Camel are a necessity for a beginner.

[ma-joui]

The best way to learn russian words
is draw or use your imagination that describe the word and use it in a sentence ...the word will soldfy in your mind
Best luck for all 😘

[moonlambo]

Thank you for making this! I am taking a memory course and this is perfect for helping me memorize all of these words.

[Elder-Uriel]

When you finally can read some Russian, but you sound like that kid In school who didn't want to get called on because he couldn't read very well. So he's over there sounding out each letter but gets the word correct ish. That's me right now haha but progress is progress thank you for this video!

[Serendip]

When it's about a verb, it would be wise to add "to" before the English verb. Also, words like "far" are rather understood as adverbs, hence : daleko, rather than dalëky.

[judyconte]

I really like this video a lot because it gives you words, not sentences sentences.Sentences are too much for me right now. I need the words first in order to put the sentences together later on.

[himesilva]

“Listen” is typically translated as «слушать» (like listening to music) and «слышать» as to “hear”

[hridoygovindadas]

More like "the name of 2000 countries in Russian". Cut all those countries names and you've got a very useful video.

[billducker]

Your lessons are fantastic
Spassiba
Go bless you and yours - Bill - UK

[Almightservant]

Greetings from Brazil! Thanks for sharing.👍

[anthonycastro]

Spasiba!!! this is what I was looking for!!!!

[kjpglobalcapital]

Can you start another series "100 -2000" with completely new words. I know there is more than 2000 Russian words. THANKS!

[Master.Hetfield]

My subscription since I was dreaming about to be a polyglot at 15. But now because of this channel I masted enough much languages since then to now and later. I plan for the 6th 👍🙏

[Edited] Greetings from Indonesia 🙏

[vanessaazzopardi]

Thank you so much for these videos ❤❤❤❤ apprechiate you for helping me to get better and better ❤❤❤❤

[jamesburton]

Awesome words. I think it would have been better to order them from most used words to least used words imho.

[americanski]

Спасибо, это очень хорошее видео. Я много учился!

[FF-ifhm]

Thanks for this class. It's really helpful, because I am planning to visit Ukraine and Belarus after the world get vaccinated and we can travel safety.

[shubhra]

Tysm for these words! They are so helpful and I’m so sorry for all the mean comments Idk how ppl can be so mean