где ты 12 классов окончила?

@@yyyy12344 Израиль 🇮🇱

Hi, Ron. You can look up some of the videos made by Russian with Max, Anna Cher and Elena Jung. I can remember at least seven videos made by those three instructors, relating to preparing salads (all), Japanese food (Elena), pilaf (Max), etc. They don’t cover all the words, but it’s a start. I hope you find them useful.

литература, история, математика, физика, химия, биология - feminine gender of noun. Даже звучит похоже на женские имена - Анна, Жанна, Мария, Лидия.

👍 Но позвольте вас поправить. "Надеюсь, ты снимешь (БОЛЬШЕ) таких видео."Так лучше будет звучать. "Я думаю это очень полезно."

I agree, sometimes you can't beat paper.

Позволяет. Both can be translated as "allows", but in Russian there's a slight difference between these two words. Позволяет means more of "it lets me" - just like in the English subtitles. It is used when you want to say that something serves as a mean to achieve a certain goal. E.g. Я хорошо говорю по испански и это позволяет мне устроиться на работу в Испании. Разрешает, however, is used in regards of an actual permission to do something. E.g. Мы не получили разрешение построить дом. If I'm wrong, anyone can feel free to correct me. I'm not a native Russian speaker, but I dare to say that I speak it quite fluently.

Я позволяю дочери гулять до 10 часов вечера = Я разрешаю дочери гулять до 10 часов вечера. Тут значения практически одинаковые. Но есть контекст когда значение у позволять/позволить другое. Например - Интернет позволяет нам узнавать новости с огромной скоростью. На разрешает тут позволяет заменить нельзя.

@@SpankyHam Я понял. Вас благодарю за твои объяснения всегда на русском👍

@@Silvia-df2hm good explanation 👍🏻

Hi guy. How did you do to get phone call with natives Russians? I'm from Brazil and I am also learning Russian Language.

william roberto sant ana I have met Russian speakers through a website called ConversationExchange.com . It has helped me a lot :D

I said the same about my country "Russia" when i was living there that it's boring and doesn't have good paid jobs. So i made my way to chile 🇨🇱.. now i want to go back to russia😂 like i litterally miss it comparing to chile i like Russia more just because it's really clean well at least in tje city where i lived it was like super clean always plus in chile they're not used to foreigners alot so when they see a white person they rush to scam him when you want to buy something they make you pay triple the price 😤🙄 plus i got robbed 2 phones 😢📱 so i just realized it's not for me, i hate living in fear or surrounded by negative vibes around me. I'm a peace person and ground to earth i like to see the good in people first so when i sense a bad vibes i be fast to react like oh heeelll naww and move far from the place 😅. Anyways have a good day y'all☺️🤟🏻😘

@@williamrobertosantana577 And i met a girl on apps called Speaky, i met there many natives russians and with 2 of them after we went on Whatsup so to speak on phone and i highly recomend it to you, it helps a lot with speaking :)

I really don't know why I started learning Russian initially, it just occurs to me that I love this language and want to acquire it as much as I can.

конечно. Книгу автора Лю Цысинь "Задача трёх тел" очень хвалят в обзорах, надо найти время почитать. Cixin Liu «The Three-Body Problem»

I noticed this. I thought Spanish speakers were fast, but the Russians seem faster.

Может, он специально так говорит, чтобы инглиш спикерс понимали. Или он просто на английском часто говорит