Fedor is always positive and energetic. He has a great attitude about life!

Thanks a lot for teaching us things which simply aren't available in "language books/most videos". I personally feel like we sound more natural when using colloquial words and phrases.

Thank you Fedya, this is super material, it's really using higher order learning techniques. I believe this is the best way to learn language, to make it memorable. The most important but often overlooked part of learning language is not just acquiring new words (declarative knowledge) or knowing how to use those words grammatically (procedural knowledge), but actually understanding when and how and why it is appropriate to use them (conditional knowledge). I have found that focussing conditional knowledge like this is really the secret sauce for second language mastery. This is wonderful stuff you are teaching.

блин почему это настолько интересно смотреть? хпапх спасибо что учите англичан этому unreal hard language)

How about expressions to express fear, real or "humourous"? And the reverse, feeling calm and ready, in control, and on top of it. That would be great! We have lots of those in Spanish.😜 Большое спасибо!!

In St. Petersburg, I very often hear "Всего доброго!" ("Wish you well!"), usually followed by the more common "До свидания" as a farewell. Less often, I hear "Удачи!" ("Good luck!" -- although maybe they're just wishing me good luck as a foreigner who poorly speaks Russian lol)

I’m so glad you do not swear, it’s not really something I use, thank you for this, I will watch this everyday to get it in my head! 😁❤️

Хочу больше таких видео. I'm learning Russian because of my girlfriend so these slang videos are useful to have.

Этот видео было нереально круто.Спасибо Федор

Это видео было нереально полезно! I've heard the word "давай" as a goodbye among friends, does anybody know it in this meaning as well?

It's one for me and I've been studying since twelve. I really want to be fluent one day!

Было нереально круто, спасибо Федор. До связи..🤙

Fyodor, I have just discovered your lessons. Is there a structured approach to your videos; a lesson plan? Eric

that's why I like you Fedor, cause you teach us the cool shit 😁

Fantastic! You do a good job all the time.

Very helpful and fun! Thank you!

I would not use these slang words too much because most of them are a bit cringy, but it's good to know. I personally can imagine using them in a more ironic context

Нереальный is like "yo, that was unreal!". As always, спасибо Фёдор и до связи

Every social circle develops their own specific slang - slang used by middle class, intelligentsia slang, geeks' slang and so on, all way down to "jail culture" slang. You can be informal without passing as *gopnick - a young man (or a woman, a gopnitsa) of working-class background who usually lives in suburban areas who comes from a family of poor education and income". In Russia (same for the rest of the World) you will be always judged by your vocabulary. In France, for example, there is French language #1 and #2. So please, don't use Russian #2: "zhitucha", "kak ono", etc. The lowlifes will scorn you for fawning and you will not be accepted by them as they will see that you are faking, and middle class Russians will be confused at least. Getting a wide vocabulary, making friends and gradually picking up slang from your Russian friends and colleagues is the best way - you will speak the slang of a social circle that you have chosen to be in.

This video saved my life Thank u Fedor ♥️

I'm thinking about doing his 8week course as I really would like to learn, if anyone is doing it or has already done it can I please have opinions on whether it is good and helpful?

Unreally useful indeed😆..Thank you!!!

Fedya, where have you ever heard: "Погнали в рестик?" )) "Погнали" from the brutal part of slang, and "рестик" from the slang of "office plankton". To make it sound, it must be: 'Погнали в кабак"

4:18 the difference in the curse vs non curse is pretty close for English speakers lol 😅

Хорошее видео, мне понравилось

Fedor: These are some of what I learned so far! Офигеть 9:02Первый блин - комом духе Расти как на дрожжах Сто лет не виделись Я за Ну давай же!

My russian friends always get a good laugh when I say сорян ^^

Always love your videos!

Это правда что этот видео нереально полезно

Thank you so much for this. I've always thought здарова was spelled as здорово. Oh how wrong I was ;-;

Fantastically awesome 🔥

Hey Fedor, I will take your next Russian camp. I am very serious to learn Russian

"Как дела? Нормально Нормально нереально У нас всё нормально, реально нереально" - Chicago Seven

The stressed and unstressed о is kind of confusing, but why when I hear the stressed о, it sounds like [Oɔ], or something like that.

Самое интересное, что в разных регионах страны и сленг разный )))

Молодец что делаешь такие видео , думаю это полезно для тех кто хочет выучить русский язык. Да , ты сказал х*рово , но забыл х*ево , ну ладно , это уже жёсткие маты , и не думаю что их все смогут вывести )

Im so glad i found this channel!

Question . When interacting with Russians in English should I speak more American or use British words Since everyone learns British English except US

Also VERY common: Q: Как жизнь? A: Потихоньку.

Я первый раз услышал слово "рестик" :)

Ты гений

Thanks for video! Excellent stuff. I've learnt a couple from friends too so thought I'd drop them here Пон = понятно Что нового? = what's new?

We can say unreal for something amazing in English

It’s probably worth to mention that there’s an even more aggressive version of «херово» and that is «хуёво». So follow the rules of how to use херово, but be even more careful with it

My stepdad says super all the time 😂

Самый неплнятный способ спросить у человека, как дела: "Чё кого?"

I studied Russian in college over 40 years ago. Needless to say, most of my abilities have suffered from lack of use. I am amazed at how much is coming back to me from watching your videos. Thanks for all your efforts ❤

Not me going on Tandem to try this on my Russian friends 😂

My babushka in 1990-s (she passed away) saw word "херово" as curse word, but now it's more acceptable among russian young people

Здарова! Хорошее видео😀

What is the word that sounds like z-rem it means brotha or friend? I hear my Russian and Armenian friends say it but also I hear it in polish with the older family members not us first gens- I think it is common for those living in former ussr

awesome thanks bro!

great video mane

Great video.

We do say super by itself as well

As I saw, between Russian guys they say все давай instead of пока

Well, since you really want to know ... The first informal thing that a Russian friend taught me was "ёбанный в рот". So cute, haha!

супер

Can we use aau tibya? Also ?

pls update ur old channel. i miss you both 😭

Good help ❤

Is рестик a bit like when Australians put 'ee' at the end of EVERYTHING, like HUNDEE = Hundred Dollar Bill etc.. What I mean is, could I say телефик to mean телефон? (I know it isnt shorter but..) PS, spell check doesn't like 'рестик'

У меня в городе между парнями говорим : Чё как сам? Чё как дела? Чё ваще как? Чё ваще как дела, делища?

nice man cool Tips 👍

I tried using some of your suggestions with my girl friend and she said some of these phrases are like soviet energy. : ( Maybe some of these phrases are better for straight men from Russia?

Very happy, that now I'm in Russia.

Nadstat - I think it means teen

Мы нужно много также урок

How do we answer of a " дорова" ?

Топ видео

8:48 So ya wanna here some other words Fedor.. "Galah" and "Dingbat" are words that mean stupid...Cockatoo means a person who looks out to alert somebody of impedin trouble

I only know Privet and Sooka.

The king is back

На связи, братуха!😅

Правильнее говорить: "Чо, как сам?" или "Чо, как жизнь?"

Рестик в первый раз слышу

хленово, Google translate: "shitty", Bulgarian. Otherwise, I appreciate those videos about colloquial or idiomatic expressions.

Фёдор ещё живёт в россиа?

о боже, взрослые нормльные люди так не разговаривают, наверное только подростки или гопники, зачем учить каким то бесполезным словам, наверное что бы иностранцы больше людей смешили их познаниями

i learned to spell some words weird «пасиба» «жоска» «миня» «ти» «ахуено» «хачу» «вахуй» «го»

Хреново и херово это очень неформальные слова. Некоторые люди считают их матерными.

Where is a good city or town to start a family and Meet Russian women for marriage?

Главное, чтобы иностранцы не превратились в быдло)

dont you say ладно as goodbye?

Федя, где Виктория?

В рестик would not have a case ending? As in, "в рестике"

не нравится ети слова. Спасибо за видео!

Первый раз слышу слово рестик. Да и звучит тупо. Мож потому что в я не гоняю в рестики. Хз

Как ваше ничего?

No one says ДАРОВА in Russia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kak dela- escho ne rodila

7:32 "Бывай?"

"Здорово" is too manly, masculine. "Как житуха", is quite vulgar. "Всё чётко" - is a street criminals way of speaking. "Херово" - too rude, explicit.

Learn Russian guys, Russia is the future, I left USA in 2012, happily living in Russia