I hope this is useful. Thank you Nastya. Спасибо 1. To hope - Надеяться 2. To change - менять 3. To avoid - избегать 4. To stop, to stay at the hotel - остановиться 5. Trust - доверие 6. massive, major - крупный 7. head, chapter - глава 8. to exist - существовать 9. power (social and political), authority - власть 10. happen - случаться 11. Device - устройство 12. an agreement - Соглашение 13. service - обслуживание 14. to take into consideration (consider) - учитывать 15. until - до тех пор, пока 16. to occur, to take place - происходить 17. to fall - падать 18. since - с тех пор 19. to protect, defend - защищать 20. stable - стабильный 21. to complete, finis - заканчивать 22. a trip - поездка 23. to remind - напоминать 24. a debt, duty - долг 25. really, seriously - серьезно 26. cinnamon - корица 27. a proposal - предложение 28. to allow? to let - позволять 29. on schedule, on time - вовремя 30. due to - ввиду 31. as a result of - вследствие 32. Тo cancel, to call of - отменять 33. However - впрочем 34. as long as, since - поскольку - so far as 35. a need, a requirement - потребность 36. traffic, movement - Движение 37. a gesture - жест 38. elections - выборы 39. to give a name to a child,pet, company etc. - назвать 40. to forgive - простить 41. to omit, to miss - упускать 42. to lose inбa game - проигрывать 43. to admit - признавать 44. to linger, to overstay - задервываться 45. intensely - интенсивно 46. to rescue, to save - спасать 47. trade, commerce - торговля 48. communication - общение 49. to supply, to deliver - поставлять 50. endeavor, try - стараться 51. to urge, to assure - убеждать - 52. severe, strict - строгий 53. upsetting, distressing - печальна 54. a will, testament - завещание 55. appropriate, corresponding - соответствующий 56. to develop, to design - разрабатывать 57. heir,successor - наследник 58. to argue, to bet - спорить 59. to knock - стучать 60. to judge - судить 61. to smell - пахнут 62. to turn out, to become - получатся 63. immediately - немедленно 64. impossible - невозможно 65. to oversleep - проспать 66. to forbid - запрещать 67. to touch - трогать 68. raw - сырой 69. а prediction - а предсказание 70. however, but - Однако 71. to own, to posses - владеть 72. rude, badly behaved - невоспитанный 73. to bind - привязывать 74. to bite - укусит 75. to burn - жечь 76. to freeze - замерзать 77. to conceal, to hide - скрывать 78. a hit - удар 79. to lead - вести 80. misunderstand - неправильно понять 81. to steal - украсть 82. to prosper, to thrive - процветать (in bloom) 83. disgusting - отвратительный 84. cancellation, abolition - отмена 85. to limit, to restrict - ограничивать 86. unpredictable - непредсказуемый 87. embarrassed, confused - смущенный - смущенный 88. to release - выпускать 89. ridiculous - нелепый 90. to abuse, to overuse - злоупотреблять 91. offensive, insulting - оскорбительный 92. homeless - бездомный 93. to accept - принимать 94. to affirm - утверждать 95. an access - доступ 96. accommodation - жилье 97. to accompany - сопровождать.

A little suggestion: With verbs it would be useful to put the imperfective and perfective forms. Thanks for the video :)

All these words are important for us to learn them. But I think it is better and easier to learn when you also give a sentence with them. Like you did in the video of may 19.

You are the only one doing vocabulary lists in Russian with sample sentences. I hope to find level C2 or at least more of C1. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for providing this useful information about your beautiful language. I like Russian poems and short stories best. Your poems are very good.

Настя - лучшая Преподавательница. Теперь ждём урок для C2

this was very helpful. What would we do without Nastya, our favorite Russian teacher ?🍭

Feels a bit more like B1, a lot of these words are essential in conversation like "to finish" or "agreement". C1 vocab would be like "предупредить" or "уточенный" or "накаплывать"

This sounds like an opportunity to "play on words", hopefully in a playful way. "She is going because she's an idiot" or "Look at the idiot going!"

as a bulgarian who never try to learn russian i know all of them without learned them how theyre similar

Clear, effective, professional, useful and...definitely charming. :-) Compliments Nastya, awaiting for further lessons.

Nastiya, I appreciate your effort you put in making this video, but I knew every word since long ago and I don't consider myself c1 level, today I learnt подразумивается, обеспечивать, итд

First of all: Thank you for the great work you're doing on this channel! I really learn a lot from it :-D If I could make one wish, though, it would be that you also mention whether a verb is "совершенно" or "несовершенно" :-)

Thank you so much, these words are very useful indeed.

That's exactly what I needed!

are there applications or programs online to learn advanced C1 and C2 vocabulary?

It would help to have both the verb form and the noun form for each word, wherever applicable.

I knew a large amount of these words. Fairly sure im nowhwre near C1 though. Great video thanks! I had fun guessing which words would appear. I chose some synonyms for some words which also made me happy hehe :)

Спасибо большое за урок 🙏 :)

Это точно C1? Эти слова кажутся более-менее базовыми.

Спасибо большое, благодаря вашему видео я научился многому

Text: Надеяться Настя: Надеиться

If you made a long playlist of these with no intro music, I'd probably listen to it every day haha. Very relaxing

Spasibo. I have counted-calculated. Around 70% words have similarity (common using or synonim) with words in Serbo-Croatian language:). If is easy to learn.

Hello Nastya. I am done. This time, Level C1 contained many new words I did not know plus many more that I stored in my database but never studied and did not put them into sentences. I will be busy digesting everything for the rest of May. Thanks again.

Thank you very much

hi very nice video you will do also c2 level ?

Thanks a lot 🙇

Good day my favorite teacher Nastya, I follow your videos regularly, I found them very useful. Yet, I have a suggestion or rather a request to make to you. Please Nastya, try to speak in Russian only or, at least, mostly. This helps us to improve our listening and vocabulary in Russian. I have a list of KZfaq teachers who speak only in Russian, or they do not use English but rarely. I can mention teachers like: Anastasia Semina, Ira, Tatiana Klimova, Stanislav Chernyshov, Maria Petrova, Olga Geral, Max, etc. This monolingual method, to teach Russian through Russian itself, helps the learner to improve his knowledge about the language. The bilingual method may help the begginers, but not the intermediate nor the advanced students, for this reason, I suggest that you make videos only, or at least mostly, in Russian. Or mix up the two methods, one for the beginners and the other one for the intermediate and advanced learners.

Настя, вопрос-- (33) Впрочем и однако являются точными синонимами? Они взаимозаменяемые слова?

Очень полезный словарь!!!

Спасибо, очень полезное видео Я думал, что было бы просто 10 фразы 😆

Спасибо большое. Это видео очень полезное. Стремлюсь учиться русскому языку свободно, и больше передовых материалов как это действительно помогают.

Dear Nastya even Shazam cannot identify your music ,what is the name of the song of please,it is awesome

Goddess - Богиня, Настя

i'm amused that i can only do it backwards (because i always had to translate from russian to english). i only got a handful of words.

where are those C2 ???

Great thank you

I like your vedio I always listening

В чем разница между и ?

Thanks madam 👍👍

главно -чтоб костюмчик сидел

Very good

Nastya, you really are a star. Please open a Patreon account so that your followers can go beyond nice words!

ты знаешь что я люблю тебя

Are you using Instagram?

mne kajetsa eti slova ne C1 level . oni ochen lyoxki dlya menya

Я еще и англ учу😂😂😂😂 пс я носитель

Когда ты живёшь в СНГ и тебе не проблема русский язык

This is B2.

я пять лет учу и уже могу много овшаться, но С1 это еше слышком трудно для меня Я думаю у меня B1, не знаю точно. Here a video speaking Russian, I think I am at a B1 level: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5x6aMSnprbIj2w.html

Anyone in here with a formal background in linguistics?

I think the importance of vocabulary is greatly exaggerated. It is not that difficult to look a word up in a dictionary, surely? It is far more difficult to put together coherent, grammatically accurate sentences, especially when you are trying to conduct a conversation. Someone below tried to say she had 'learnt a lot' from this video. I know the words for 'learn' and 'study', probably knew them after studying Russian for a week, but I am still not sure how a native speaker would express that so English idiom. I now have a degree in Russian and an on-line test has told me I am at level C2! My Oxford Russian Dictionary does not include this phrase under 'learn' and the only way to get a correct version is to ask a native-speaker, isn't it? How would you say that in Russian, Nastya?

Извините Настя, но мне кажется, что ваше причисление многих из упомянутых слов к уровню С1 просто не соответствует лингвистической реальности. Действительно ли вы думаете, что на уровне В1/2 можно обойтись без глаголов "останавливать(ся)", "позволять", "падать" и множества других? Кроме того, какая польза ученику от зачитывания списка, как из словаря, без контекстуальных примеров? Как бы то ни было, я, как преподаватель немецкого языка, честно говоря, не решился бы публиковать что-либо подобное на своем языке как серьезный учебный материал для продвинутых учеников.