Когда учишь английский альтернативным способом

У Криса не только самый чистый русский среди американцев в паутине, но и самый понятный для русских американский язык. Вот как он это делает? Он русско-американский, что ли, как словарь? Капец!

Да, по видео Криса можно не только русский, но и английский учить :))

ахаха, никогда бы не подумала, что ты возьмёшь именно эти фразы! Оригинально, класс, молодец!!!

Крис! Как бы я хотела так же знать английский, как ты русский! Шикарное понимание языка и русского менталитета.

We need more people like you!!! Who say Russians don’t smile 😄😂

Отличный способ учить английский! Спасибо. Надо ещё таких уроков наделать- очень информативно

Настроение поднял!!!

You should do a video in insults and show them how "colorful" our language

Great video, please do more of this kind of videos in the future. I like your passion for Russian.

Зачем ты дал медведю ядерную ракету? - Да ладно, все будет нормально!

Man you teach good..please make videos right from alphabets, basics, beginners, intermidiate and advanced...Please..please

Very nice phrases! I love Russian!

Hey! Really well done! Thanks for sharing Russian with the world!) Just as a russian may I suggest a few corrections? For the word "капец", I think it's important to say that it is sooo informal and usually used only by children, teenagers and young adults. It's unlikely that adults would use it. And elderly people might not even understand it at all:) And just one more. The phrase "Да ладно". I believe one of the most common meaning of "Да ладно" is "No waay" or "Really?" (if we put a question mark and change the intonation). The rest is quite accurate! I know, it's hard...There are always tonnes of exceptions!) Best of luck:) And thanks again!

Крис, ты забыл слово "давай". Оно вообще, наверное, самое полезное в русском языке, типа как у вас глагол "get".

ka pietz ka kruta that was awesome !

Харизматичный чувак)

Он записывает видео для англоговорящих,а я вот с ним прекрасно так английский изучаю))

I found your channel today and I'm so glad your videos are recent and updated regularly. Keep up because my Russian skills are depending on you haha

Маловато просмотров. Маловато подписок. Это же ТОПчик! :)

Great! I will impress my Russian speaking friends!!!!

I am interested in a russian lesson please life is hell here without it

это было крутой урок, спасибо большой!

Даже его интонации в русских фразах звучат очень по-русски! )))).

Could you do more of these vids? I love hearing some of these and tech me Russian!

Great!) From Russia with love)

очень круто, тоже думала как объяснить эти вещи и, как нейтиву, мне было слишком сложно, интересно было послушать тебя! очень круто

I see what you did there, kapets instead of p-ts was really nice

Молодец! Некоторые фразы почти без акцента)

Well, I am Russian, and what am I doing there?)) Actually, I'm happy to see, that someone decided to give these lessons to the english-speaking people. And also your videos help me understand english speech step by step, 'cause I want to watch movies without any subtitles and also I want to be able to talk to another people without any problems. It's a great job you do.))

Terrific job!

Wow, pretty deep understanding of Russin language, cool.

Awesome!

Very very useful ones

great video! Thanks!

Thank you!

Great video, thanks 👍

Very good!!! I was thinking exactly in words that could sound more natural and make more emphasis to a sentence. Thank you for share :D

Great video, I looove it. Thanks 🙃

Thanks, this was very helpful!

Very good vid, thanks!

Hey Kris, how its going? :) I hope you wouldn't mind me writing a couple of comments on what you said. First of all I'd like to argue regarding "капец" especially in the following example: - John, how was your day today? - капец Having this kind of answer you may be certain that the day was suck. And an intonation used may give you an additional info about how much suck it was. Of course it highly depends on an intonation you used, but I can hardly imagine how would I say it in a positive way :) In case of positive meaning we certainly add something that will reflect its positiveness. For instance: "Капец, как круто" (smth like "it was f***ing cool/great/awesome") - but in this case we are likely to use another expression (like "круто/офигенно"). In a nutshell I'd say that this word has more negative meaning than positive like exhaustion, disappointent, indignation. And what is way more important - it is pretty much informal (use it with your friends only). The same for the sentences "да ладно", "что ли", "Вот! (in the sense of 'That's it!')" - they're less informal but do not better use it with unknown or elder people :) Off-topic: Try to dive into this: "Косил косой косой косой" :)

I really like the phrases. It sounds upbeat and exciting and in the groove of things.

Thank you for explaining so well 🙏👍👍 I like it!! I want more videos!!

Thank you 😍🙏 .

Слова, которые надо знать, но не использовать. Капец и пипец - "культурный" пиздец. Вот.

Зачетное видео, действительно полезные фразы. Хотелось бы увидеть от Криса подобный урок английского, с самыми распространенными фразами на американском сленге, думаю, не мне одному будет интересно.

Thank you 🙏 I love class

great lesson, вот так вот!

This is really good! Thx + sub'ed

Капец is very informal:)

Oh my god, you’re awesome. So glad to have found you.

спасибо за ролик!

Круто!

Спасибо 😊

A good choice of words, Kris! Well done. It's even more natural to say 'а то' (=иначе) though

I am INDIAN now i understand why russian sound so similar to sanskrit when spoken slowly also many meaning of words are also same amd moreover russian pronoinciation of words sounds like vedic sanskrit of our vedas sanskrit word. below are meaning of some english word and their meaning and pronunciation in sanskrit agni(fire) naba(sky) braat(brother) city(gadh) brother in law (devar) day(din) door(dwaar) drizzle(barash) mother(matr) car(vahan/machina) place(ast/asthana) man(manushya) conscious(swa gnatney) know(gnat) dry(suskha) power(sheel) word(sloka) country(sthana morning(din/uttrah) plesant(pri yatniya) speak(vadit) heat(taap/tap) ring(dhvanit) victory(vijayat) elder(strestha) to milk(dohit) festival(utsav/rajyustvo) word of god/praise of god in veda(sloka bhagniye) god(bhagwan/bhaag/bag) sugar(sharkar) what does this word mean in your launguages kindly comment

Отличные видео!

Thanks

your russian pronounciation is cool

great video

You're so charismatic

капец как круто - никто так не говорит) для усиления используется великое многозначительное слово пиздец...остальные слова вроде норм. молодец, просвещай интуристов.

а как же знаменитое и непереводимое "да нет наверно"? Мы это очень часто говорим, но для иностранца - это вынос мозга))

Thank you! You sure love russian)

I love your eyelashes. 😄

First like and first comment , thank u kriss

BTW - nice pronunciation 👍

ну как бы норм, Крису лайк!

Еще одно слово, которое ты уже по-любому уже встречал "Давай" в значении "Пока"

Can you do a series of Russian lessons like Russian 101 or something like that. For instance, there’s another youtuber that teaches Spanish but it’s like Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 2.5 etc. etc. It’s like, lessons just kind of in order or a lil organized. I like your videos but idk where to start with them and what to watch first then second and so on.... Thanks

And what about "Блин!(Blin)"? Of course, it means a pancake, but Russian also use it like "Damn" or "Man", or "Oh boy"

Мы обычно говорим не "капец", а "пиздец" :-)

So smart and so cute

'вот' at the end of a sentence is the same as 'voilà' in french. Just my 2 cents

I am also a KZfaq listener and now-a-days I could gather more knowledge about people of Russia and their life style. I feel I am a migrant of Russian origin. I feel it is ripe time to move over to Russia with like minded people and settle at Sochi once for all to mingle with the community there as living in India against the wave of antipathy is not at all required at this juncture. It is formal request to Russian authority to find out the hardship and do the needful instead of celebrating Inda- Russian cultural events.

вместо „иначе” в повседневной речи чаще можно услышать "или", кроме тех случаев когда имеется ввиду именно „по-другому” А так интересно послушать такие нюансы, чтобы получше узнать сам английский, типа “reverse engineering”

Крис, только что посмотрев видео пришли в голову 2 фразы (междометия) которые тоже часто используются в быту: "Да уж" и похоже по значению "Мда".

Капец is mostly used as negative. And it's a slang which you don't use with older or senior people.

I am interested in your free lesson. I am on zero level.Think I know 5 words. Hahaha!!!

Крис, я понял, кого ты мне напоминаешь. Голос и дикция похожи на Jeff mcquillan, который ведёт подкаст English as a Second Language))

👍

"В СМЫСЛЕ?" can be also translated as "HOW COME?"

I do not speak Russian but appreciate knowing we have similar phrases and sarcasm. The word BOT to me can mean "That's a wrap!" Please, not the word "like/"it's like". I only use "like" when I compare two things or express a preference such as "I like that one." The English language, at least in the US over the last 25 years, has become very "dumbed down" and vulgar.

I'm russian but i don't really find капец a good or normal word. Actually i use cursewords ten times more often.

Pls I want to learn

11 Russian Phrases You Should Know - Common Russian Phrases - Russian vocabulary lesson - learn -Капец как круто != How cool! Kapets kak kruto ! -Просто капец != Just cool ! Prosto kapets ! -да ладно, Всё будет нормално. Oh well, everything will be fine. da ladno, Vso budet normalno. -В смыле ?= In the sense?/What do you mean? V smyle ? -В прямом In direct V pryamom -Вот= Here Vot "Я хочу сказать, что это не сложно. Вот.= “I want to say that it’s not difficult. Here. "YA khochu skazat', chto eto ne slozhno. Vot. -Просто так= Just Prosto tak "Я просто так не буду лететь в Москву"= "I just won’t fly to Moscow" "YA prosto tak ne budu letet' v Moskvu" -Пешком= On foot Peshkom "Мы ходили по Мосве пешком"= "We walked around Moscow on/by foot" "My khodili po Mosve peshkom" -Хоту бы= at least/minimum Khotu by "Чеовек должен знать хоту бы два языка"= A person should know at least two languages. "Cheovek dolzhen znat' khotu by dvayazyka" -Как бы= As if/ like… Kak by "Я как бы не знал что поделать"= "I kinda didn't know what to do." "YA kak by ne znal chto podelat'" -Что ли= Chto li "Ты не русскй что ли?"= "Ty ne russky chto li?" -Тогда=Then Togda -Иначе=otherwise. Inache "Начинайте сеичас иначе не успеете !"= "Start now, otherwise you won’t have time!" "Nachinayte seichas inache ne uspeyete !"

Вот = Over but I guess that only apply if you're on a radio

Dear sir I want to come Russia What is process?

Prakhldno

Да ладно also has sarcastic meaning, you can say this when someone is Captain Obvious

"Пешком", кстати говоря, менее распространенная фраза по сравнению с остальными, так что её можно было не упоминать

А как же ''да нет наверное"? :)

I want full reason

Тут русских больше чем американцев

Ходить пешком! Ну надо же!!!

забыл слово "типа".

А "просто так" не лучше перевести, как "without a reason"?

Что-то у нас тут последнее время, один сплошной "просто капец" ) эх...

oh my gosh did u call yourself an "amerikos" ahahahahhahaah never in my life i heard a American call him self that ahahahahahaha this made my day.