600 ESSENTIAL RUSSIAN WORDS

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[смомс]

Love how much work you put in to even strucure the words in a way that makes learning them easier, much appreciated🙏

[typhoonpilot]

Спасибо большое! Nastya, I have just got to say that your excellent lessons have helped me so much on my Russian language journey and you are the best! Lots of love from the UK!😊🎉

[xaviercruzado]

Thank you for the lesson, and for highlighting the stress in each word. You did a great job in writing and picking images for each word. Thank you so much. Additional insights:
59. доверять (=to trust) is the imperfection verb from the imperfective/perfective pair доверять/доверить;
64. договориться (=to agree, to come to an agreement) is the perfective verb from the pair договариваться/договориться;
- завидовать (=to envy, to be envious) is an imperfective verb from the pair завидовать/позавидовать;
- закричать (=to cry, to shout) is the perfective verb of the pair кричать/закричать;
- замолчать (=to stop talking) is the perfective verb of the pair молчать/замолчать;
- записывать (=to write down) is the imperfective verb of the pair записывать/записать;
- баловать (=to spoil) is the imperfective verb of the pair баловать/избаловать;
- анализировать (=to analyze) is the imperfective verb of the pair
- аплодировать (=to applaud) is the imperfective verb of the pair аплодировать/зааплодировать;
22. ездить (=to go by transportation, multidirectional) is the imperfective verb of the pair ездить/поездить;
30. есть (=to eat) is the imperfective verb of the pair есть/съесть;
53. желать (=to wish) is the imperfective verb of the pair желать/пожелать;
70. жертвовать (=to sacrifice, to make a donation) is the imperfective verb of the pair жертвовать/пожертвовать;
94. жульничать (=to cheat) is the imperfective verb of the pair жульничать/сжульничать.

[brittalbach]

spassiba, Nastya, this is so helpful - I listen and listen and the more I listen the more words I understand when watching old Russian movies, that were well in color and such good films, we never heard anything in the West of temporary Russian Culture

[ntatenarin]

I'm not learning Russian, but I love clicking on videos with Russian or Italian because they sound so beautiful to me. What's funny is that because I just watch random videos on these languages, I'm actually learning some phrases/words because I hear them so often. Anyways, great video!

[mohammadsulaimanrasooly]

Useful class and good pronunciation be successful

[dakinoytc]

Merci je vais faire de mon mieux pour apprendre tout ça en 5 mois en plus des autres leçon.

[cesacesa]

I use learn 2 verbs each day to avoid forgethem

[antoniescargo]

Je ne comprends pas l'anglais. Ich kann kein English.