Видео

Huh?

Ггггггггг🚁🚁🚁🛶🛶🛶🚦🚥

Спасибо 😊

subtitle in spanish please

Хорошо

I really like your version videos so much but I cannot describe to your channel it’s because that it does is mean for kids remove it then I can describe to your channel

Добрый вечер

дEPEBO = TREE or WOOD

VERY NICE RUSSIAN

привет

Why is o sometimes a...? Baffled🤣❤️

Helpful thxs

매우 쉽고 재미 있어요. 감사합니다.

What is the meaning of "судар"? Please reply

Спасибо. If you write the russian pronunciation in English, it will be easy to understand the real sound of the alphabet for me. I'm requesting you to make a video like this. Stay well Mam

Thanks for your helpful video. I like this method. I want more videos like this. "How can I write " good morning " in Russian language? Please reply, I will wait for your reply. Stay well Mam.

Good morning from India 🙏🙏

nice vedeo

They always saying o at end like a have i mis heard?

I'm Korean and I'm learning Russian. Thanks for this video!!

RUclips algorithms recommend

зачем я здесь

Russian ABC song for adults with karaoke here ruclips.net/video/5rc1HNns1j4/видео.html

Isn't the translation,"No. Sorry. I'm busy."

Tonalités des sons parfaites et instructives

U are awesome 🙏👌

Wow! I just dove into the deep end. It would be better for me to begin with an English speaker explaining Russian. I like hearing you, even though I have no idea what you're saying.

I have found Russian relaxing and flowing beautifully as I listen to the lessons. I am 83

На "Ы" можно было поставить слово "ырка" как пример.

thanks.. amazing video

Лол

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

👍🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍🏻

Good video, i have been learning for about 2 weeks now, started trying to learn phrases but then switched to alphabet. I know most of it and can sound words out but the hard thing is knowing how to put syllables together, i seem to pronounce each letter individiually instead of in syllable groups. More practise needed!

Спасибо мила

Very good lessons. Thank you.

the letter ЬІ sounds like the Turkish letter ü

i like your videos <3

Npnbet

это видео рассчитано только для маленьких русский детей которые учатся говорить,

что то я не понял, если это для иностранцев, которые не знают русский язык, то они же не чего не поймут потому что всё сказано на русском а не только приветствия, откуда иностранец который не знает русский язык поймёт о чём тут идёт речь если всё тут сказанное полностью на русском

Я в три часа ночи: Ммм мыло)0)0)0)))

Thanks!

I've seen some comments saying that Russian is very difficult to learn. I'm just beginning to learn Russian, and I find it fairly easy to read, write, and say Russian words. In English, they teach a child to "sound it out", when trying to read a new word. That's literally the secret to any new word in Russian. With very little exceptions, each Russian letter makes exactly the same sound in every instance. So, like you state in your instructions, just learn the sounds and start to read. The rest is just building our vocabulary. The only hard part, I believe, is remembering that, while a letter may look similar to to one in English, it doesn't necessarily make the same sound in Russian. Learning the actual Russian alphabet is good for impressing friends. But, for actual Reading, Writing, and speaking Russian, just learning the sounds is the way to go. Thank you so much for your work on this video. It was very helpful to me, a beginner to the Russian language. I didn't try to impress you by translating my English into Russian, since this is a lesson for English speakers.

Very useful

I just found this video and with the clear way you talk, now I want to learn Russian. New follower.

Ready

Por causa do hiragana e katakana eu me confundo um pouco, já que o esquema do alfabeto russo é o mesmo do romaji. Enquanto que no russo e no romaji as letras são únicas sendo cada uma produzindo um tipo de som e precisando das vogais pra formar uma sílaba, o hiragana e o katakana são silabicos não precisando das vogais pra formar sílabas

Please also add English Translation. Thanks.

Very helpful introduction to Русский. I went through the 17 lessons, and now (finally) I don't feel lost in reading names of Russian political organizations, etc., looking up Russian words in Wiktionary, or translating English to Russian on line and being able to read the translation. Thank you!