I reacted the exact same way, he completely lost his accent.

😅

it shows how russian spys are so we'll hidden

Isiah Vang O wow 😮 (says in owen wilson voice)

Holy shit that's strange... it seems like it came to him easily too, I wonder why he doesn't try an American accent more.

P C R W A V E интересных. I learned cursive handwriting last year, and I noticed that if you remove the side lines the cursive т resembles more the printed version, so I thought the extra lines where only to connect the letter. Спасибо за информацию!

@@ajhhc Some fonts still write it like that. I remember when I went to Russia for the first time, still in the beginning of my studies, being very confused trying to read an ad on the metro that spelled the word настоящий with a т that looked like an upside-down ш

Cause we're RUSSKIE! РУССКИЕ!!! るっすきえ!!!!!

It's very interesting. I read many times from foreigners that russian sounds like portuguese for their ears.

Yes, but phonetically speaking, Brazilian and European Portuguese sound quite different. Russian sounds much closer to Brazilian Portuguese I'd say.

Renan Souza bom saber. eu tô tentando aprender tb. rsrd

You are right that Russian sounds like portuguese at some points. It is exactly what I thought the first time. When i hear things like minya ..that sounds very very Portuguese to me. On the other hand, I think Russian sounds like Spanish, in its melody or lack thereof. I am a native Spanish speaker, and I can't help thinking it sounds a lot like Spanish entonation wise. I think this language will suit me. I am glad to be learning it . And Fyodar Shirin is the best mentor out there.

I just write l's

In Korean if you write it as "shirin i" the shirin means the 'ache' of toothache, which you can get if you eat too much sweet stuff lol

Isnt it more like "Şırin" since the first i is not stressed?

Amal No it's not. It's actually rare to see ı and i in the same word. In turkish the sound don't change based on the stress unlike Russian or English. It's more like şi-RİN

у иностранцев (инглиш) тоже свой очень сложный курсив, просто они им уже почти не пользуются.

У меня глаза розплавились, это точно.

@@Nezotsky розплавились, лол

I'm kind of fond of handwriting, hence I'm disappointed to know that nowadays beautiful cursive letters (used typically in handwriting) are not taught at school anymore (they don't teach calligraphy anymore, but neither they teach proper handwriting!). It is so for latin alphabet in several languages (mine is Italian, but it goes like this for German, French and English, as far as I know), and then it appears to be so for Russian too! Or maybe they still teach how to, in theory, but then growing up students stick to the use of what they read on printed books and alike, that is, we basically imitate these shapes. (Of course I've translated your comment with google translate, because I'd like to already know Russian to read and understand it, but indeed I barely can recognize the letters to attempt to mispronounce them)

Yes, there are two different, yet acceptable, ways to write д in cursive.

cmon lol

"Ширин, ты милый". В зависимости от того, как перевести cute. Depending on how you translate cute.

U can also said "Твои какахи - милахи"

Ширин, ты красивый

ширин, ты милый

Купи прописи

@@tanya_ivy очки?

@@SalahNeuer ?

It most probably was the capital letter б (Б) which indeed looks like b but also has horizontal line at the top. Capital letters are completely other story about cursive Russian

#МногоСпасибо

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I still mess up м and ж

Because it's faster to write in cursivev

@@tanya_ivy ... and much more difficult to read as cursive styles vary widely among individuals. My wife is a Writing teacher and reading a paper written in print is so much easier than trying to read somebody's sloppy cursive handwriting. I also notice that many Russians actually use a hybrid of printing and cursive styles. It's not strict printing nor is it strict cursive.

@@DavidEmerling79 yes, sometimes only the person who wrote paper can read it.

Привет! Для меня всегда огромный труд писать что-нибудь сложно по-русски, но поехали! Мне было бы полезен список букв печатные курсивом с соответствующим списком обычных букв. Всё понятно или ещё более неясен?;-)

Большое спасибо. В интернете я мог только найти письменный русский ;-)

I teach 5th grade, in Hawaii, and we do not teach handwriting anymore nor does California, where I used to teach. I taught 11th grade two years ago and I was surprised that 3 or 4 of my students could not write in cursive fluently. I also am an English Literature professor and it amazes me when I read over my students notes and see that more than half of them print only in their notes. This is surprising since it has been shown, through research, that cursive writing is not only producing better memory skills, but is also faster in writing than print writing! By about 1/3 more speed than print. A little trivial information.

В России курсив очень популярен, чёртовы бюрократы, Вы бы знали сколько обычный Русский заполняет бумаг курсивом. Одни походы на почту или заполнение согласий на обработку данных чего стоят. Так что в России если и вымрет курсив, то скорее вместе с бюрократией.

I GUESS IF YOU WANT TO SOUND LIKE YOU'RE SHOUTING.

Так я русский)

Be Fluent in Russian Чтоооооо? Тогда почему такой хороший Английский акцент.

хаха. Такой вот почерк.

What's going to be?

Если не брать во внимание формальные документы, где ещё используется правильная каллиграфия, то у нас вся страна так и пишет.

@@user-zx7zv6ro3z ошибки в написании у всех разные. Заявлять что у вас в стране именно так все пишут как минимум не правда. Автор видео сам может писать как угодно, но при качественном обучении всё должно быть по правилам.