I’m Russian What are the words for…… Raping ? Genocide? Torture? Ty so much

It’s not free stop lying 😏😏

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Take care there pussy cat. 😘 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hXJ4Z32bq2uAqKc.html

Hey what's up Katya? ukposts.info/have/v-deo/faacd5mZm22gq4E.html

Rafael hhhh really

@@user-cc8qb2nd7d yeah dud you will have to speak everything right, or else ...:D

@@user-cc8qb2nd7d Yes, Or the barrage of KATYUSHA ROCKETS, WILL TEAR YOU DOWN.

cicik57 or you go to gulag

@@HiramAvila lol or like having russian roulette gun :D

Depends when your first language is. I'm Kashmiri and these sounds come easily to me.

@@farazbhat9832 You must be a muslim, from these countries... Russian is easy for me too cause I'm spanish, it isn't that hard..

One should learn from native speakers for all kinds of reasons. Personally I made the choice not to be picky about the pronunciation or grammar until I know a couple of thousand words. Before I started learning Russian, I told myself "Okay dude, are you prepared to be bad at a language you want to be good in?" Because I can't become good without being bad first. This made me mentally prepared to focus on what I understand instead of what I don't understand. Perfection is the last stage.

@@IbarraAlejandro "you must be a muslim" implying that following a certain religion makes it easier for you to learn Russian, you know it would have made more sense if Russians were muslims too :DDD

@@armincal9834 I think she means to say muslims have to speak/learn Arabic and Russian language does have words that needs enunciation like some Arabic words.

This internet thing is crazy! I'm retired, 73 years old and spend half my waking hours learning stuff I never had time for, nor access to, before the internet. And for free!!!!

Well I can tell you why it's free our technology's ever so increasing they have no use for translators commercially because our phone can translate everything, plus UKposts forces you to watch advertisements and with repetition you're bound to buy a product or similar product to the ads they cram in our faces.

Yeah! I think she's great.

And she is so krasivaya 😍

​@@danielvargas1585 Her beauty radiates from inside and out, it seems.

Curious why someone ur age would bother w this nonsense?. . Most people, including me, don't find language learning enjoyable. We like the result only. . If u care to share ur motivation for this, I d like to hear, thx!

@@jeffreyd508 I find it very enjoyable. I speak 3 languages fluently, and Russian will be my fourth.

@@Caroline-yt9hc what's the best way to start learning i tried pimsleur and rosetta stone but then i hit a wall where it gets boring. how did you learn?

That is impressive!! My dad is 55 and doesn't know how to use youtube.

@@weetbix4497 That's impressive, my dad is 80 and has just fallen in love with twitter.

Now you must have known the importance of learning Russian. lol

Quit Kina lol

@@rebelsheep23 im learning russian for the exact purpose of russian women

You may try to propose

..... and here we realize 90% of people learning Russian are doing so to try the Russian Dating Apps

how do you say "that I had done" in Russian? Grammar

@@watereewolfe You don't, you have to rework the phrase, like «Я посетил Москву и Питер в прошлом июне и был очень рад, что _перед поездкой_ прошёл эти уроки», otherwise you will subtly lose part of information about tenses. Although the listener might extrapolate your meaning anyway, if you say «я съездил ... и был очень рад что прошёл эти уроки» it won't be apparent when did you finish studying, it could mean that you started and finished studying while you were there. In Russian past tense is very simple grammatically, all of it is in the context and words themselves (for example, ездил - съездил). If you want to create stricter timeline of the past you do it yourself, with sentence structure and words, in whichever way you like.

"People were normal just like here in Europe" ....You mean the UK? Because Russia is Europe.

Russia and its people are fantastic and I hope that I will call Russia home in the not to distant future.🇷🇺🇿🇦

@@mikeleonard8031 You are welcome ;) where do you wanna go? what city

Must be so much work to add these! But they are really cool! я очень благодарен!

Hahaha, agreed 👍

Hi there! Yes, you're right the language is hard to learn, even Russian teens, youth don't know much Russian. It's a shame as they don't talk much in life - the generation of silent people. It's good to know that you like Russian language. To expend the use of it, come to my group Russia - Get Tuned! facebook.com/groups/832731890794630 This group is on traditions, culture, folk music, dancing, celebrations, cuisine, eco tourism...

Анилог 😂😂😂

Жиза

у тебя ничего не получится

И что мы тут забыли😂

Иман Хамзатова я не оснеn хорошо в русский 😂😞

come to study with us)

@@learnrussianwithtanyavetto8571 yea,yea... in case Putin will invade Europe, I want to greet the soldiers 😁😁😁 Привет друзья! Я Иван....😁

Реально? Лол, сомневаюсь что русский кому-то может показаться забавным для изучения. Ну ладно

Молодец , так держать

@@pitafton5056 Спасибо!

Actually such a fun language🤣 Most teachers say omg there are a plenty of grammar or other rulles in terms of russian you'll have to learn properly of course... but you know... don't be afraid mate. Glance at this from the other hand - the beauty of russian is its complexity, isn't it? On the whole however you speak we'll understand you at any rate.. it's for sure.. good luck✋

@@user-px1ie5bb5j "Glance at this from the other hand" такого выражения не существует, в этом смысле употребляется "look at the bright side" или "look at this from the other perspective". "On the whole" тоже не уместно. Generally however you speak we'll understand you anyway

yea but you can also use google translate to help lol just a suggestion

Yea! I mean, I absolutely love her style of teaching n plus she's funny af! but yeah, I agree! I think she should go just a little slower! or do it like, repeat right after every frase like 2 to 3 times. u know like, 1 slow 2 medium 3 really fast like she normally does. cuz fast is good too, so we learn how is really spoken! but u know, by the time I'm trying to memorize something she's already gone faaaar.. haha

@@gabrielvilla6409 agreed, the sentence flashes on the screen then it's gone.... too fast and frustrating.

@@gabrielvilla6409 Hello! It's good to know that you like Russian language. To expend the use of it, come to my group " Russia - Get Tuned!" facebook.com/groups/832731890794630 This group is on traditions, culture, folk music, dancing, celebrations, cuisine, eco tourism...

You could slow the playback speed thats what I did

Alex H are you still learning?

Привет, Алекс, как успехи?

how's it going

И как твои успехи?

Hi ❤️❤️❤️

@Colin Hirschberg How did your trip go ???

Это твои плоды учения русского? Это шикарно

*language

Слава Индии, привет из России

Ух ты, из Индии!

*Pole

For the moment......might be useful in future though ?

@@Pax.Britannica smh, Polish is correct too but why u correct him lol

@@2msvalkyrie529 That was a bit rude, history isn't a joke?

@@craftergaming392 I corrected him because it was incredibly easy to do so, and I enjoy being vexing. As for "history isn't a joke"... Yes it is, hence why we joke about Hitler, crash virtual planes into virtual skyscrapers, and is why my icon is a British colonial pepe. We joke about history because shit that happened in the past, has no more control than you let it.

Muchas gracias Amigo, como esta bin peru?

Hey, have you been studying Russian? I'm a native speaker and I'm looking for English speakers. I want to improve my English pronunciation and help you with Russian. We can speak, for example, on skype, it can be a good free experience for both of us !

in fact we NEVER spell the words the way thet sound!!!!

@@catdaddy5192 Haha I know what you mean! By English standards though, the Russian language is a lot more predictable. And when things _do_ differ, there’s usually a rule or pattern behind it that makes it easier to figure out

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