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А ты уже лайкнул этот пост?// Have you already liked this post Sometimes we do use the letter “A” in the beginning of a question, which has a meaning of “and” in this context. And as you noticed, the first three verbs are used in the past tense with -a ending (видела, слышала, была) which indicates female gender So now you know how to start a conversation with your girlfriend #learnrussian #learningrussian #russisch #russianlanguage #russian

Personal pronouns in my favorite case - Dative! Dative operates with the questions „кому?/чему?“ which has meaning to whom/to what (at least according to my logic ) I hope this post will help you with perfecting your Russian As always: feel free to comment below your examples (so I can correct them if you want me to) ❤️ #learnrussian #russianlanguage #russian #learningrussian

Professions can be either masculine (артист – artist, журналист – journalist) or feminine (артистка, журналистка). There are also some professions that can be both—masculine and feminine, depending on gender of a person you are speaking about (менеджер – manager, дизайнер – designer). Here is the list of some commonly used professions. #russianlanguage #learnrussian #russianonline #русскийязык #foreignlanguage #foreignlanguages #russian #russianlanguage #learnrussianlanguage #learnrussian #learnrussianonline #russiangrammar #languagelearning #languagelover #speakrussian #foreignlanguage #languageteacher #teaching #languerusse #русский #рки

Можно задать Вам вопрос? = Can I ask You a question? :) With this phrase you can start a very nice conversation hehe :P Here are some funny examples with the question words from the picture: Что ты наделал? = What have you done? (informal) Кто ты вообще такой? = Who the hell are you? (slang) С кем ты вчера встречалась? = Who (with whom) have you met yesterday? (addressing a female) Когда мы снова увидимся? = When we see each other again? Где ты был всю мою жизнь? = Where have you been all my life? ^^ Почему он такой дурак? = Why is he such an idiot/fool? :D Now it's your turn ;) p.s. I will talk more about it in my live broadcast on Monday . . . #learnrussian #russianlanguage #russian #studyrussian #learningrussian #russianlessons #speakrussian #russianforbeginners #russianforforeigners #polyglot #languages #languagelearning #russiancourse #russiangrammar #russianwords #englishrussian #learnrussianwords #learnrussianonline #learnrussian4free

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❗️ WHY? REASON OR RESULT?!❗️ ——————————— ▫️ Я много знаю, потому что много читаю (I know a lot because I read a lot ) First we see or know the result and then speak about the reason. ▫️Я много читаю, поэтому много знаю (I read a lot that's why I know a lot) First we know the reason and then speak about the result. Let's remember: •Потому что = так как (because) •Поэтому (That's why). ▫️Я устал, так как много работал (I'm tired because I worked a lot). ▫️Я много работал, поэтому устал (I worked a lot that's why I'm tired ). Из-за (due to /because of). There are a few difference in the construction of the sentence. •Из-за + того+ что... ▫️Из-за того, что я много читаю, я много знаю (Due to me reading a lot I know a lot). •Из-за + (кого?/чего?) ... ▫️Из-за тебя я не пойду в театр (because of you I won’t go to the theater).

Sorry seems to be the hardest word... but not for us Here are some examples of how to say „sorry“ in Russian language Have you ever used them before? Do you know more examples? Share in the comments below #learnrussian #russian #russisch #learningrussian #russianlanguage

Let’s practice some new phrases with words that you have just learned. ⠀  If you want to say that you are happy, you can say “Я сча́стлив’’ [Ya schastliv] ⠀ Он обра́довался, когда́ увиде́л тебя́. ⠀ [On obradovalsya, kogdauvidel tebya.] ⠀ He was glad having seen you. ⠀ Он о́чень весе́лый ма́льчик. [ On ochen veselyiy malchik.] He is so funny boy. ⠀ Они́ хотя́т повесели́ться сейча́с. ⠀ [Oni hotyat poveselitsya seychas] They want to have some fun now. ⠀ Make up your own sentences and I will  check them and correct ☺ #russianforfree #russianlessons #russianlanguage #learninglanguages #learnrussianonline #learnlanguagesonline #onlinerussian #onlinerussiancourse #russianforbeginners #elementaryrussian

❗️ ЭТО vs ЭТОТ❗️ ——————————— The demonstrative pronoun ЭТО answer the question Что это?/Кто это? ( What is it?/ Who is it?). ▫️Что это? -Это новая книга (what is this? this is a new book) The pronoun ЭТОТ -m. (Эта-f, это-n, Эти-pl) answer the question Какой? -m(Какая? -f, Какое? - n, Какие?- pl) (what?) ▫️Что это? Это новая книга. Эта (новая) книга лежит на столе. (What is this? this is a new book. This (new)book lies on the table). Этот - тот, эта -та, это -то, эти - те (This -that) ▫️Эти книги очень интересные. Те книги очень интересные (These books are interesting. Those books are interesting).