Ведь я купил напитки,поэтому опоздал.так правильнее.

медВЕДЬ - "ВЕДающий мёд" - "someone who knows where the honey is" - bear

@@SpankyHam Wow, great trivium!!!

That verb is used in other Slavic languages.

@@SpankyHam Actually it's мед + есть "honey-eater". The д makes sense when you look at various forms of the verb есть (едим, едят, ...)

@@SpankyHam You're perpetuating an instance of folk etymology. In reality, медведь comes from an early Proto-Slavic (or even Proto-Balto-Slavic) construction of *medu-ēdis, from "honey-eater". Note that *medъ was a u-stem noun, as seen in the nominative pl. form *medove; this is where the в in медВедь comes from. (As an aside, the modern masculine genitive plural -ов ending evolved from a generalization of the u-stem infix to other noun classes. Originally, masculine genitive plural for o-stem nouns had a null ending just like modern neuter and feminine nouns. So, had this generalization not occurred, the genitive plural of волк, for example, would also be волк instead of волков) As an other aside: (*synъ was also a u-stem noun and explains the unusual plural сыновья for сын)

It's because everything is difficult for you, so he cant miss. Lol

I knowww right. Just ealier I was looking up how to say "to try" in Russian, and the ACTUAL SECOND i go on KZfaq, the LITERAL FIRST video on my reccomended page is him explaining the difference between the 3 verbs in Russian that translate to "To try". And I am not even overexaggerating.

Well, I thought you knew this. Well, I thought we discussed this...

Hello! That's so great that you like the russian language! I also teach russian to foreigners in english and in french! I add different videos on my channel about russian too (and some videos with my hobbies) Maybe if you find something helpful and interesting there I will be happy if you subscribe :)

I think so the difference here is that ведь is used when you give a reason that is already known whereas потому что is used when you are stating a complete new reason.

Yeah-it's a little confusing since he gives the because/since analogy, but to me those two words are entirely synonymous in English.

@@mickrobertson7782 reminds me of the ya que/ porque in Spanish (I hope I did not write porque wrong)

@@jellyfish0311 I'm a native Spanish speaker. Por que? (2 words) is for questions and porque (1 word) is for answers or give a reason.

@@maximilianoalcaino3797 thank you so much.

I'm a spanish native speaker and this helped a lot 😂😂. Thank you!

@lped ped - I just asked the question but now I see you've explained it already!

Hello! That's so great that you like the russian language! I also teach russian to foreigners in english and in french! I add different videos on my channel about russian too (and some videos with my hobbies) Maybe if you find something helpful and interesting there I will be happy if you subscribe :)

А: что вы сделаете вечером? В: Я изучишь арабский язык. А: Правда? Разве вы не изучаешь итальянский язык? В: Я просто передумала...Мне больше нравится арабский язык.

@@iflaziart very good, very,very good. But "что вы сделаете вечером" и "я изучишь арабский язык" - not completely right. Right it - "что вы ДЕЛАЕТЕ вечером?" и "я ИЗУЧАЮ арабский язык"

@@user-iy8pk5rr1b ooh ,pravilo. that was a keyboard mistake actualy, thank you for the feedback!

@@iflaziart if you say "вы" лучше говорить тогда "изучаете".

Yes, it is

Yeah, in most cases i guess. Only one else case thats come into my mind now is when "Разве?" Is full sentence and equivalent of "Really?"

How about Duolingo. I got a lot of practice typing there

@@donovandownes5064 even Duolingo feels like it starts off too hard for typing 😭

I suggest getting some Russian keyboard stickers. They are stickers you can put over your keys that have English and Russian characters, allowing you to switch to typing in Russian much easier!

I can help you. On Windows 10, to add an input language look at the bottom right of your task bar for 'ENG' (assuming your default language is English). Then click 'Language Preferences'. Then add Russian. For Russian you have to option, add standard Russian or add 'mnemonic'. If you like to identify Russian characters based on their sounds with English, then mnemonic will be useful to you and it's pretty fast to get used to. You can also use combinations of letters to make others in the mnemonic keyboard, e.g. 'j+o' = 'ё'. For Mac OS: System Preferences > Keyboard > Input Sources > +symbol (bottom left of window) then add your keyboard of choice. Then, for you convenience, go to 'Shortcuts' in the same window and you can set something like 'quick caps lock press' to swap between language inputs. Hopefully this help!

I bought a cheap Russian keyboard on AliExpress and it really worked out for me. The best way to learn typing is with a real keyboard. The nice thing is that all Russian keyboards can also be used for the latin characters, switching (on Windows) is easy

In a way yes. But they are not quite interchangeable. Ведь is more emotionally charged, while because is simply a link.

The expalanation wasnt that awesome if you still not understand it, wss it?

joletoronto thanks! That’s super helpful! The above video was also helpful lol just wanted clarification

это диалог между парнем и девушкой после секса? 😃😂 угар

I thought the same!😅

No it is not interchangeable.

@@jolevangelista why?

@@xmaria26 Я пошла в магазин так как в доме нет хлеба. (a simple reasoning, ведь would be too much here). Я уже больше ни единому слову его не верю, ведь он же постоянно врет! (ведь is not only explanation, but a strong statement, confirmation of why you think so, it is more charged). I am not sure if I captured all examples, but this is the first thing that came to my mind

Hmm. As a native speaker - "ведь" may relate to the whole phrase "Я люблю тебя" or to every word you may choose, if you want to give it significance via intonation, "же" emphasizes the word it goes after by default. But still you can manage your own sense. That's the difference

Also "ведь" tends to reproduce well-known facts, while "же" refers to the information you may got earlier from that person

And I would prefer "ведь Я люблю тебя ". Like a strong fact and really difficult to argue it. I mean there is no big story behind that. "же" же (very useful here) implies smth. That's why "Я же люблю тебя" sounds like I love you, that's why I did something. Or I don't need to do something. Or I love you and he is not, so choose me)

After all - в конце концов After all, i am the man of the house. - В конце концов, я в доме хозяин.

@@SpankyHam that's the literal translation of "after all" . But here it's more like despite all facts or no matter what

@@akpat9576 same question here. I thought "ведь" means "after all"

@@anamorel2634 the word ВЕДЬ indicates the reason or justification for the preceding statement in the sentence/conversation.

Excess comma after "Разве", but overall good example

Лучше сказать не "использовать",а пользоваться этим компьютером.

Мне нужно поесть, ведь я голоден.

Alexander Zuev Спасибо больше

Alexander Zuev can i be intouch with you brother? Ill be in russia in a few days id like to know some people

KInd of, but you should learn it on its own. After all only gives you a sense of it

Да, синонимы sinonim.org/s/%D0%BD%D0%B5%D1%83%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%B8#f

Synonyms, but they are slightly different. Неужели ты не думал об этом? You are surprised that it didn't come to you. Emphasis on the fact that you are surprised. Разве ты не думал об этом? The emphasis is that I believe you knew this (but turns out not). It is not that both of those are firm, but you are inclined to say неужели if you feel one way and разве if you feel the other way

It's like: She is with you but i know she isn't yours

then don't watch it bruh

Я лучше понимаю русский ведь я смотрю эти видео 👍

Ты русский ?

@@garymiller2629 Я? Да