Cool facts about Russian language

[Toppu]

As a native speaker of Russian I think it's must be a nightmare to learn it.

[anonym]

Thanks God I'm a native Russian language speaker because to tell u the truth I can’t imagine how hard it is to learn Russian grammar for a foreigner.

[marin_gy]

Slavic languages have nothing in common with Asian. It's different language groups.

[mikhailsabatura]

Интересно смотреть видео, особенно если живешь в России, как я

[zds]

парень в этом видео очень хорошо говорит по английски. я не знаю английский язык, но очень многое смог понять. он произносит все слова отчётливо, не как все остальные.

[alyrababy]

Great video :) я люблю русский язык, это очень трудно, потому что я живу в Мексикие, никто говорит по русски..spanish is my native language and I've learned english all my whole life, so I can really notices differences between the three.
The only "case" that still remains in english language is the genitive case, that express possesion, e.g. Jack's house. Adding the 's', modifies the "subject", that also happens in russian, but compared to spanish, not cases at all)).

[swissrealist]

I wasn't aware that English had grammar. Good to know.

[VadimAndreyev]

Russian took a lot from Latin, Greek, Turk etc. languages. And, of course, we have the same roots with English. Many many similarities that are not so obvious, like every Indo-European language.

[KOT_BACbKA]

Видео очень хорошее, только я английского не знаю, поэтому понял только первую фразу.

[philliproy]

А ещё если правильно поставить в фразе слово блять, смысл фразы можно изменить на противоположный.  Например: - ты что пьёшь? - Чай. - А какой чай, чёрный? - Нет блять зелёный.  )))Потому что английский язык состоит из жёстких конструкций, а русский из кубиков. Можно собирать из них чего угодно.

[martinet]

It's funny how a lot people who write comments about English being simple can't even form a simple sentence in that language without making a mistake. Russian difficult? It all depends on your native language. Russian willl be super easy for a Pole for example but definitely harder to a person whose mother tongue is outside the Slavic language family. If a Pole were to learn Russian and English simultaneously, they'll make a lot more headway with Russian than with English. I know a lot of people who've been learning English for many years and they still can't hold a "normal" conversation. I'm not saying Russian is easy. I'm just saying it depends. Think about all the different ways of expressing time in English and compare it to the Russian/Polish tense system. All of a sudden, nothing's so clear anymore.

[KorenJoy]

German does that too . not as intensely though lol . I'm glad I decided to plearn German before Russian

[rspoofy]

Just started learning russian 2 weeks ago. Its.. 💀

[deepdarkmidnight]

I don't know why everyone emphasizes how grammar is the most difficult aspect of one language. No matter how difficult it is, you end up handling the grammar. The most difficult aspect of a language is how foreign the vocabulary is for your mind, because you require more effort to remember words and to learn new words (that's why Japanese or Cantonese are the toughest to learn for English speakers), the difference between a C1 and a C2 is not grammar, is how rich their vocabulary is and how well they use it.

[elizabethchambers]

I am trying to learn russian on my own with cds is this futile? I think it it sounds so beautiful!!!

[ОльгаМаргарит-шл]

Весьма интересно узнать, что думают иностранцы о русском языке. Хорошее видео. Только зашла на твой канал, ты преподаешь русский, или только учишь?
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[MissVictoriaSongs]

The case usage is how Latin works as well! I never knew that Russian was the same way, cool video

[jolevangelista]

Word order is very important in Russian and other Slavic languages. It is just that while English has one fixed sequences, in Russian there are few of them. And it changes meaning adding half tones to what you want to say.

[paulparoma]

The proper term is "declension, " not "declination."

[EveryDaySlacker]

I wanna know Russian. It's my fav sounding language. But now I'm afraid of what seems like a daunting task lol.