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Learn Russian Fast! The best way to learn Russian is to listen to it often and repeat. This video contains hundreds of phrases that are useful for daily life in Russia and Russian speaking countries. Listen to it often and practice speaking the phrases as well. Pretty soon, they will be easy.
Read along. And best of luck to everyone. -Eko

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If you have some basic skills in russian do one hour work out using your headphones with this type of videos and in one week you'll be able to spot each sentence's words by just hearing them. Repeat it one more week and you'll be able to understand everyday russian with ease.

[glendamcgee]

Played at .75 speed i found this very useful.

[smeeely]

Russian is my first language but I haven't spoken it in years this was very helpful thanks ❤️

[Borat_Kazakh]

Great exercises!! I practice the phrases often, since they are commonly spoken daily russian. Please continue with similar content!!

[xtroandrei]

Good pronunciation! I proved it as the Russian. Honestly.

[moedervanbranko]

Love it, Russian is my third language.
I would prefer if the conversation was more structured. First meet & greet, small talk, travel, culture, cuisine etc.

[brittalbach]

now finally a truly helpful Russian language channel, thank you

[wafer]

Thanks for thissss! - so similar to Polish when i think about a sentence i can understand 80-90% of everything, obviously some are exactly the same

[phoebeholland]

I’d appreciate if one of the repetitions on each phrase was a bit slower. Some of these sounds don’t exist in the languages I speak, and I’d like to make sure I’m speaking this beautiful language properly! These phrases will really come in handy with my Russian-speaking roommate next year. Thanks for making such an informative video :) спасибо!

[kamalakantapradhanmarutiop]

Good language and also very good pronounciation of Russian

[unpredictableasterisk]

1) 0:06 What did you do today? -0:10 Shto ty dyelal (delala) sevodnya?
2)0:28 I went shopping with my friend -0:33 Ya khodil ( khodila) po magazinam s moimi druz'yami.
3) 0:52 What did you buy? - 0:56 Shto ty kupil (kupila)?
4) 1:15 I bought new clothes. - 1:20Ya kupil novuyu odyezhdu
5)1:39 What else did you buy? - 1:44 Shto yesho ty kupil?
6)2:02 Nothing else - 2:07 Bolshe nichevo
7) 2:26 What time do you usually wake up? - 2:30 V kakoye vremya ty obychno prosypayeshsya?
8) 2:50 I usually wake up at seven- thirty
2:54 Obychno ya prosypayus' v sem' tridtsat
9) 3:13 And what do you do in the morning? 3:17 I shto ty dyelayesh' utrom?
10)3:37 I take a shower - 3:41Ya prinimayu dush.

[BigScope]

Спасибо для видео. Я люблю русский язык

[tgcolqh]

真讚！一次學會實用英文俄文。而且字正腔圓、難得好教材
Great!Russian is very difficult to learn but practically
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Хорошо!Русский язык трудный, но очень практичный

[roytravers]

You can click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner, after touching the screen, and choose playback speed. It works perfect. I just stumbled on this today!

[SoCalCode]

I'm Mexican/American with Spanish as my second language. I am eager to learn how to speak Russian. It sounds like a beautiful language. I'm willing to learn!

[unpredictableasterisk]

Thank you so much for posting. Very helpful video for me. I admire Russian language. I know a little. But I wish can speak fluently. I love russian music, literature (especially Dostoyevsky and A. Chekhov ) and their films, series, comedy shows. That's why I need improve my vocabulary.

[predragstankovic]

Nice lesson. The best.
I recomend and lesson russian with Nastya. Also very useful. I am using both and improve a lot my knowledge

[naas_tyyya]

для тех, кто учит английский, тоже полезно кстати, мне стало интересно, и и здесь 🥳

[canozbelli]

You prepared very good. I liked very much. It is very useful work. Thanks a lot.

[evets]

At around 56.15, this shows how amazingly clever Russian people are. Here is a Subject, verb, object type sentence, BUT!!! because of their system, they can throw the Object at the front, follow it up with the subject then finish the sentence off with the verb. THEN!! This could have been switched around in a few different ways. And Russian people can simply accept this and unscramble this sentence (as the example) no matter how the word order has been given to them. Russian speakers, my hat goes off to your ability to do such complex things. Let's face it, that means that even a farmer guiding a plough behind an horse in a field has this same ability. Wow! You guys are totally amazing