Кстати чел, хорошое произношение! Мне кажется ты изначально русский, и потом уже учил инглиш

I thought French was declining in Africa

I'm half Russian, half art school drop out. If I hadn't grown up with Russian, never in my entire life would I have been able to speak it. For some reason I can't learns cases and genders and this shit, trying to learn Latin was a catastrophe. But since I was raised with both Russian and German, cases always felt like second nature to me... Okay maybe third nature, but this was a giant headstart. And I'm still struggling. Mad respects to anyone who pulls through and learns either language from the ground up

Я читал книгу -- I read(V2) a book yesterday. Я прочитал книгу -- I have already read(V2) a book. this is the same as the past simple and the past perfect.

I'm a B1 Arabic learner and I'm literally LAUGHING MY ASS OF MSVSMAVNSGSKSGSJDHJSGDH

Level 999: Ending up on an FPV drone montage

I am russian. I’m watching this video trying to learn english….

Native speakers don't get cases wrong. It comes natural to us. We concord the words with cases to some inner euphony. There are some numerals you struggle to declinate correctly in writing but they are few.

As a native Russian speaker who's been practicing English on a daily basis and trying to wrap my head around all it's quarks and features the only question I have. Why? God damn why? You already speak freaking English 😂😂😂

As a person whose first language is Arabic, I find English very easy to learn. I do not face any problems with pronunciation, as the Arabic language is rich in sounds.

7:10 those are 5 different words (ok, actually four): читать = to read A something (remember, we do not have a/the, so we use different forms of words, if we care), прочесть = to read THE something, прочитать - the same "to read THE something", but also "spend time reading" (прочитать весь день = spend whole day reading) Гласить - to be read (in passive), like "this sign reads as...." считывать - is more like "to scan" than "to read": like "to read the body language"

Based. To be mentioned I'm native russian and couldn't register on LingQ for learning french 😢

9:16 Борис ШЁЛ по улице, переШЁЛ дорогу и наШЁЛ магазин, приШЁЛ к нему, обоШЁЛ его, воШЁЛ в него, проШЁЛ несколько шагов и через 5 минут уШЁЛ из него. ОтоШЁЛ от него и поШЁЛ по дороге, пока не соШЁЛ с неё, доШЁЛ до другого магазина и заШЁЛ в него, подоШЁЛ к кассе и потом выШЕЛ из магазина.

Waste of your precious time,Persian here!

So, Yoda is a Russian. By the way how did they translate him? Do they know he switches words?

В видео столько ошибок bruh

Number of English words 600.000 . Number of Arabic words 13m 😵

I don't want to make it difficult for you, but you must know that the grammar and words that you will learn academically are completely different from the language we speak in the streets. I don't know how to explain it to you, but we have two languages The language we read and learn in is classical Arabic, and the language we speak in is colloquial In addition, dialects in the street are completely different from those in school. Such as the Egyptian, Saudi, Jordanian, Moroccan, etc. dialect Good luck😊

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Hear me out. I personally clicked this vid cause i was interested in some english speakin people see our language being difficult to learn. I was born and live in russia already for 22 years and i always wanted to learn english cause its really worldwide. Most of our planet speaks english and i just didnt wanna lose that opportunity to discuss some stuff and find some people i can play with, spend some time and etc. Now i can tell that i still struggle a bit cause my knowledge and dictionary still has its room for improvment. If its not of a big deal - lemme know if i made a couple of mistakes here and there cause its always funnier and easier to learn while u speak or chat with someone who live their entire life speakin language u want to understand more clearly and straight.

It is wrong That something like covering is cultural. It is just Not allowed to Force someone to wear anything so if you See someone Not covering its their choice

Russian sounds gross and aggressive imo

you need to learn russian syntax

Я смотрю это видео, не смотря на то, что я русский

Okay, I have to clear a misconception about the "difficulty" of the verb aspects in Russian. You have to learn these aspects in Russian because they have at least some morphological rules. Surprise, surprise, English also has verbs with different aspects, but they are entirely different words, in contrast to Russian. Consider: hear/listen, find/search, see/look. So, in English, you have to memorize words for various aspects that do not even remotely resemble each other. Be grateful that it is actually more straightforward in the Russian language than in English.

Veeeeery veeeery good video. Охуенно

bro thank you for this video but the only information that i needed after year with anki is how to flip cards and its in last minute of video. perfect bait for full viewing

Russians (I'm Russian) 👇

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As a Russian speaker, your description of "Saudade" in first tier matches very well with "Toska". I think "Toska" has a lot more meanings, that even a lot of russians aren't able to describe (including me, i don't even know how to tell about it, you just has to feel it)

Why don't you talk about the Hebrew imstead

French speaking african countries: French is a language of the future! Giant English speaking Nigeria: how cute ~

Chinese and Japanese harder.

Good luck with punctuation and a bunch of other things that don't related to others and you have to memories those

Proud to be tamilian ❤ always save tamil

As for me Russian language has many advantages 1. They have two separate words for "marry" and it depends on gender → Замуж - a woman marry a man Жениться - a man to marry a woman Therefore, it would be a huge mistake to say "Я выхожу ЗАМУЖ" as a guy (if you are not in a country where this is supported) 2. You can determine a person’s gender using a regular verb, without any pronouns! Сказала (said) = girl Сказал (said) = guy Ответил (answered) = guy Ответила (answered) = girl or more: Предупредили = they 3) There are no useless "the", "a", "an", "of”" in this language! 4) The arrangement of words does not matter. In English there is "I love you" but you won’t say "I you love", no in Russian: I= Я love = люблю you = тебя if translated as in English, it will be "я люблю тебя" but you can also say "я тебя люблю", "люблю я тебя" the meaning doesn’t change 5) In Russian there is a pronoun "вы" which, unfortunately, is not exactly translated into English, you can only get around to the word "you" What is special about this pronoun? It is a sign of respect and is used towards strangers or adults (teachers, professors) that is, in Russia it is not customary to say "ты" on the street "Ты можешь подсказать мне дорогу?" ("can you tell me the way?") no you can’t do that, you need "ВЫ можете подсказать мне дорогу?" 6) In Russian language all objects have a gender, even unsatisfactory objects: school = she watches = they house = he therefore they can use "he", "she", "they", "it" in relation to objects "Вот ОНА, моя старая школа" literally "here she, my old school" ("here it is, my old school") I think this is all useful

Tamil is the language of India And people who speak tamil in singapore are just indians who live there and sri lanka was a part of india before 😢

4:40 Or you can just say "Я домой".

I’m Ukrainian so i know Russian and Ukrainian as native languages. It’s funny how English is so easy that I can chat with guys easily and they won’t even have any suspicions that I’m not native eng even if I do some grammar mistakes time to time as most of Eng guys just don’t care about their own language rules. But in Russian.. oh gosh. Just one misspelled letter will reveal that u are foreigner. So don’t even try to hide this fact, *we know*

in the first part of the video i thought that all that stuff is hella easy, then i remembered that russian is my native language. in the second half of the video I was amazed at how overcomplicated the explanations are. it sounded confusing even to me, because of roundabout way of explanation. russian is really easy, because it's logical. Just try not to overthink, and youll be golden.

Tamil is indian language bro

WOW clear and short explanation. You're a god.

Fluent in Russian and Romanian looking forward you do the same for Romanian language ❤🇷🇴

“Куда” means “where to” as opposed to “где”, which, as you said, means just “where”. Just like German “wohin” vs “wo”. If you are still wondering 4:57

newspeak good ending

شعرت بالاهانة من هذا الفيديو الذى اضحكنى كثيرا - لا ادري ربما انا شخص حساس

Bro idk whose teaching u to use ur throat for every letter but hes tryna kill you there r 6 throat letters thats IT. ء (ur just doing a glottal stop like in uh-oh) ه/هـ (which is rly not hard, ur essentially breathing) ع ح غ خ thats it. ق is the back end of the tongue, not the throat,

1:48 its real when author puts an image where declination of pronouns by cases is repetitively wrong (errors for dative, accusative, prepositional)

Fine if you already know what is about. Just runs through options and menus without explaining why or how would use it. Not suitable for getting of the ground