I am a professional linguist and a university educator of almost 32 years. Here, we find the most valid, academically correct and logical explanations of Russian grammar points I have ever seen on the web. Here, we find real GOLD. My best recommendations for using this site to all students studying Russian as a foreign language and my warm compliments to my colleague - the creator/author/designer/instructor etc. of these highly useful lessons and the entire program. My s Vami edinomyshlenniki! Kindest regards, Dr. Marina Sabanadze

so following on my previous comment i would want to say. you are by far the best teacher i have found so far and i have looked a lot. i really hope i will be able to learn a lot from you :) and i hope someday i will be able to support this channel more :) good luck

You do a great job with the graphics -- the way you lay it out and organize it, the use of colors, it all really helps us to actually see what you're talking about. When it comes to learning Russian, your channel is one of the first I go to anytime I need clarification on something.

you see, I've started learning russian 3 weeks ago. as a nerd i am going so hard but i have been having issues with how the ppl teaching this language are sometimes unclear or not able to communicate very well with us students because of their bad english. . finding this video made me so happy. i really am proud. the lady's voice is so clear i can even understand the spelling of the russian as a complete beginner :p i recommend this for all and i really hope i will find everything i need in this channal. thank you.

Wonderful Russian classes, professional and clear, well conducted and presented! What a pity I not find this channel before!

I started learning Russian language as I have my wife and son in Ukraine. This video helps me a lot. Bol'shoye spasibo. ❤️

Отличная лекция уважаемая учительница Ольга Джарелл. Вы повторили несколько раз одно и то же предложение, и это помогает мне быстро учиться. Я из Бангладеш.

I've been in trouble with when to to use И and А, now I got it, thanks a lot!

Большое спасибо! You are one of the best Russian teachers on KZfaq.

this channel lives up to its name!

Very detailed video on this subject. Thanks again for the high quality voice recordings. A pleasure to listen to.

Это удивительный урок желаю вам успехов

best explanation ever on the subject! finally it dawns to me. thanks so much

God bless you. This is the best explanation on conjunctions in Russian. Thank you so much. You make learning Russian very enjoyable.

спасибо !! perfect explanations, the exemples make the grammar rules so clear. Thank you!

Медленно, но верно я учу русский язык. Да, конечно. Ваше видео мне нравится. Большое спасибо.

Ух ты! Такой замечательный урок от лучшего учителя. Огромное спасибо. 😊

Very great. Atlichna! Thank you.

You very great teacher 👩‍🏫

Very nice. Very well done, spasibo!

fantastic lessons and teacher many many spasibo

спасибо :) I like the visuals and to the point explanations as always.

Thank you very much. Your video was very useful for me!

Excellent video! As always ... :)

another wonderful lesson Thanks Olga !!

Thanks.

Вы лучшая учитель

Спасибо Оля

So good want more

Спасибо ❤️

thanks so much! perfect explanations,but what about the conjunction *да* in expression contrast and opposition.?

uah! uah 👍👍👍🌹

Thank you again for an excellent video. I used to find these conjunctions confusing but I think I've got it now. Is it correct to say that you use HO where in German you would use SONDERN? ''Er ist nicht arm, sondern reich.'' Greetings from Namibia!

Amazing alright)))

Does the conjunction "да" (with the same meaning as "и") ever occurs in everyday speech in Russian, for instance: "ты да я"? I have never heard it in spoken Russian, but I have read that it exists. If so, is that conjunction somewhat related to the Ukrainian one "та" (and)?

are "Ho" and "A" sometimes interchangeable?

i cannot understand it because there is no translation for the sentences when it is being explained. can someone help me understand? i still don't get it. specifically the two "ands" it has been a little frustrating finding an explanation for this lol

RobertDLN!

женщина sounds like my name, Jean🙄☺❤

Здравствуйте мадам. Я хотел бы узнать какую разницу между 《но》 и 《ну》

и - тоже

Попробуйте сказать на русском защищающихся. У вас точно не получится)

oral english explaination is not helpful....writing a must !!!