Finally someone that gives exercises haha. Awesome channel man. Keep it going! #BeFluent

I started trying to learn russian recently and I am viewing these and find them good. Thank you! :-)

This "ending change" table is the most clear and necessary thing I've ever seen. Thank you for summing it up so simply!

Great teacher ..you helped me a lot Fedol

This channel is gold thank you

Hey fedor loving your work! As a proper level 1 beginner I think it would be useful for you to tell us how the words transform based on the cases on top (or instead) of how the endings change. Really appreciate the effort you're putting into these videos! спасибо!

Спасибо Федор! #BeFluent

Nice video man!

Hi! There is one thing I would like to suggest. When you talk about using prepositions and verbs, you should always mention (and emphasize) which case each of them needs. For example, word(s) after "через" should be in accusative case. No other complaints so far. Thank you for an enjoyable channel! - Your subscriber from Finland

Thanks a lot

I like how simplistic how those videos are, this makes learning less overwhelming how is the book going?

gracias!

Спасибо болъшое

Loving your videos - just need to practice more! #befluent 😊

Very Helpful, thanks #BeFluent

Я читал книгу об Эйнштейне два месяца назад Лягу спать через пятьдесят минут

Hello Fedor! I do not think anyone noticed, but it is spelled "century" and not "centure".

Top level of make understand to us

Спасибо Фёдор!!! Я хочу что лист!!! #BeFluent

These are fantastic lessons! Thank you so much. I have a question though. Is the Russian word for week неделю related to я не делал?

3 часа назад, Я и мой друг играли в теннис

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Na hrvatskom jezik je prvi dan u tjednu nedjelja. Nedjelja je slična ruskoj riječ za ”tjedan” (week).

Сутки is соски in Polish 😂 believe me I'm gonna remember this word. 🤣

The easiest way to memorize a word is to use it in a sentence and apply a visual 🙃

Great video, I was just wondering if there is a word for decades and millenniums or if you just say something like 10 years or 1000 years? Thanks for the awesome video! #BeFluent

Hi Fedor, Here are my 5 sentences. I had a little trouble thinking of a sentence to use прошло in so I only used it once. If you could let me know how I did, I would appreciate it. 1. Я съел обед тридцать минут назад. 2. Я тренировался два часа назад. 3. Прошло двенадцать часов с тех пор, как я спал. 4. Я собираюсь в магазин через путь дней. 5. Я буду прыгать с парашютом через месяц. Questions about the sentences above. 1. Does месяц change based on numbers like the other measures of time? Month was not included in the chart you showed at 4 minutes. 2. In Google Translate, when I typed in "I am going to the store." it gave me "Я иду в магазин." but when added "in 5 days" to the sentence, it changed almost the entire sentence to what I typed in #4. Not to get too detailed at this early stage of my learning but why did it change the words? I have only been learning for 2 months so maybe the answer is too complicated until later but I wanted to ask. 3. For sentence #3, I wrote in english "Twelve hours have passed since I slept." and though I wasn't sure exactly how to write it in Russian, the way I wrote it out on my own turned out vastly different than it showed in Google Translate. I thought it might be: "Двенадцать часов прошло я спала." Why was my thought process on how to write the sentence so wrong? Thanks! Алишар

Is there conjugations for numbers? For example: Two hours (Двух часов) ?

Can you make a certain pdf or online copy of all sheets you used in all your videos ? So I could stick jt in my wall to practice it everymorning I get up

Я играл на гитаре тридцать минут назад. Ты уходишь через десять минут. Мы встретились один год назад.

Мы с другом играли в компьютерных играх два часа назад. 5 лет прошло и мы встретились. Через пять минут я буду готова.

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What about decade and century?

я играла в Free Fire три часа назад. я буду есть обед через тридцать минут. прошло три года с тех пор, как я увидел своего друга. I hope these sentences are right) if not, someone pls correct me :)

00:51 Interesting: in Polish, "czas" means "time", as the general idea of time flow. 01:20 Wat if you want to say both day and night? (the full 24-hour cycle). In Polish there's a word for it: "doba". Is there any such word in Russian too? 01:28 PFFFFHAAAHAHAH! :D This word means "tits" in Polish :D Now I will never forget this :D 02:10 In Polish this word means just "Sunday" :p Hmm... but doesn't this word literally mean "not working"? :q Does it mean that Russians don't work throughout all the week? :D

1-Увидимся через шесть минут; 2-Я пришел сюда два часа назад; 3-Прошло три недели;

1. Я играл в Fortnite один час назад. 2. Я говорил с моей мамой 10 минут назад. 3. Я иду спать через две минута и один час. 4. Мой друг убывал кого-то в игре Fortnite 7 часов назад. 5. Прошло 10 минут, как я поел.

Why didn't you talk about months? 2-4 and 5-beyond?

Я ем мое еду через час By the way its my first sentence in Russian language 😅

1. Я пришёл домой семь часов назад / I came home seven hours ago 2. Она уехала на работу десять минут назад / She left for work ten minutes ago 3. Я буду видеть её через два часа / I will see her in two hours 4. Мои родители поехали в магазин пятнадцать минут назад / My parents went to the store fifteen minutes ago 5. Пошли в кино через двадцать минут / Let's go to the movies in twenty minutes 6. Я хочу тебя видеть через три недели / I want to see you in three weeks

A little late to the punch here but would прошло три года мы женимся be the correct structure of the sentence

1. Я кушала четыре часов назад. 2. Я буду спать через два часа пятнадцать минут. 3. Прошло двадцать лет.

я буду завтракать через пять минут я сняла дeсять минут назад. Неделя каникул прошло.

Я уход к ем в пять минут. I don't know if it's right grammatically or spelled.

Sentences: Я учила пять часов назад. Я читала пять минутов назад. Я говорила пять секов назад. Пожалуйста, дайте мне страницы. #BeFluent

Я в Канаду улетаю через четыре года

Why people teaching a language is so easy to understand? (I'm not fluently in english)

Think of an English word that sounds like the Russian word. Chess sounds like Chas. "We played Chess for about an Hour."

Я ем ужен один час назад Я пришел домой 45 минут назад Через 5 минут я буду спат

how to say few years?...like..you dont know the amount of the years?

This was confusing

я родилась тридцать две лет назад . вы будете читать это комментарий через один минута.

гоД ! а не гоТ

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