RULE №1 FOR LEARNING RUSSIAN - LESSON AT NATIVE SPEED (WITH SUBTITLES)

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[davidgivins]

Most people don’t understand what it really takes to actually learn another language and then to understand what level they have learned the other language! 😊 Thanks ❤!

[joshforde]

I have been learning on my own for about 8/9 months, the active and passive vocabulary is so true, I can understand many words, but I struggle with fluency because I never really speak. I have an Armenian friend who is a native speaker and I said few things to some Kazakh women who were in my place of work the other week, they said my pronunciation is good. So I am confident in that, but the actual ability to speak is a struggle.
Спасибо за урок.

[marcosjunior]

Sou brasileiro então é interessante saber que você mora em Portugal, já que você provavelmente consegue entender nossa escrita, eu gostei bastante do seu canal 🤗.

Estou na luta aprendendo russo 😂, está sendo muito interessante pois estou tendo dificuldades totalmente diferentes de quando aprendi inglês onde a maior dificuldade era a pronuncia, já em russo a maior dificuldade é simplesmente memorizar as palavras 🤔.

[andresamachado]

É bom saber que a minha professora favorita de Russo vive no meu país! 🎉😊

[tarabris]

Огромное спасибо за видео Альфия. Я уже изучаю русский три половной года и всё ещё мне очень трудно говорить по-русски.
Я сейчас испоьзовать твоё видео, чтобы слушать, повторить и писать всё. Я живу в Испании на Канарских островах, не так далеко от ваc. Кстати, я француз и зто мой самый первый славянский язык, который я узучаю.
Мне кажется, что вы можете говорить по-португальский и зто очень приятно.
Спасибо большое ещё раз и желаю вам приятного дня и отличного настроения.
Мichel.

[rebeccamiko]

Этот совет мне нужно. Вчера, у меня был урок русского языка на первом разе в нескольких неделях, и я очень плохо говорила)). Я постоянно ошибалась. Ну, на этой неделе, моя цель- проводить больше времени на говорение.

[thelawofmoses]

I always use imitation technique to learn-
My main problem now is not having a tutor or a native friend who understands english (B2 minimum).

How do I use grammar correctly if there’s no one to talk to?

Не знаю когда использовать «о том», того, и «то, что» правильно.

[williamlindner]

From experience with other languages, it seems like it's pretty hard to become fluent in a language without being able to "think" in that language. That requires, total immersion, you have to live in that language for a period of time.. With Russian, that seems difficult to do outside of Russia...

[catboy]

I suppose it can be problematic if your out-loud pronunciations aren’t quite right. Your ears and your brain commit the incorrect pronunciations to memory. Important to do some of this within earshot of someone who can evaluate your pronunciation.