Russian Vocabulary - 50 words per week #2 | A1 level — Transcript
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- 0:00week number two of 50 words per week I
- 0:03have to apologize guys right off the bat
- 0:05I forgot this word reason I don't know
- 0:08how I skip the line J means life that
- 0:11was supposed to be in our first video so
- 0:14here it is and I see you guys comments
- 0:16saying that you've been waiting for
- 0:18these series I love that you are excited
- 0:21for these series as much as I am too I
- 0:24we didn't have this kind of like a
- 0:25long-term learning together for a while
- 0:28now we used to have some segments like
- 0:30three four years ago but with the format
- 0:32of YouTube I think I thought it was not
- 0:35going to fit that much but I think that
- 0:37it's needed for our subject we have to
- 0:41do long-term learning anyway so here we
- 0:44are again and this is week two if you
- 0:48didn't see week one go there first you
- 0:51know we're going to continue building
- 0:52upon that and if you don't know a word
- 0:54or two from that list then you really
- 0:57are hurting yourself and you you're not
- 0:59really
- 1:01you're gonna you're going to see the
- 1:03results of your negligence like two
- 1:05years down the line so go ahead and
- 1:07click it right now and watch it right
- 1:08now I hope that you have studied week
- 1:11number one's words and in fact let me
- 1:13check if you have what's the word Dum
- 1:17what does it mean
- 1:19dum dum means to think what about
- 1:23um MOA what does MOA mean MOA means it
- 1:29is allowed to and
- 1:32lastly what
- 1:36is is time of the year if you didn't
- 1:39study the words yet shame on you go to
- 1:42be fluent we have a system prepared for
- 1:45you you don't have to think about
- 1:47studying your words just click mix
- 1:49training and go through the words that
- 1:51you have added last week it works it's
- 1:54going to work wonders for your long-term
- 1:56vocabulary building okay and today we
- 1:59have a second list of 50 words we're
- 2:01going to cover some possessive pronouns
- 2:03like my your we're going to have numbers
- 2:06we're going to have a lot of adjectives
- 2:08of colors and some family members that's
- 2:12going to be our our our list for today
- 2:15once again this entire list of 50 words
- 2:18is available on be fluent just see right
- 2:21here you click plus and it's added to
- 2:23your vocabulary you can practice it with
- 2:25audios with translations with pictures
- 2:27to make sure that this information still
- 2:30for a long time like I said previously
- 2:31we have a system that will ensure
- 2:34longterm memory building not shortterm
- 2:37like one not 2 days long term years and
- 2:40years and years if you are already a
- 2:41member of be fluent first link is for
- 2:44you click that and add the list to your
- 2:46vocabulary if you're not a member yet
- 2:48click the second link we have a 7day
- 2:50free trial in fact before the next video
- 2:53that 7day period you can practice this
- 2:56and the first week's vocabulary and you
- 2:59can see how your vocabulary improves in
- 3:01just 7 days and then you're going to
- 3:03want to stay with us for a long long
- 3:05time for sure let's start with
- 3:06possessive pronouns Mo means my means
- 3:10your singular Vash means your plural or
- 3:13formal and Nash means our that's the
- 3:17first four words if describing objects
- 3:20you can use one of these to outline who
- 3:23owns something my my phone my car Etc
- 3:28all of these are extr extremely
- 3:30important for our basic communication
- 3:32and three
- 3:35more
- 3:37and means his or also its we have the
- 3:40same exact word for masculine and for NE
- 3:44gender too y means her and means there
- 3:48this word y y even though it's
- 3:53spelled we
- 3:55say and this G is V sound these
- 3:58possessive pronouns are truly important
- 4:00for us to describe possession really
- 4:02really important stuff now let's move on
- 4:05to
- 4:06numbers
- 4:18n this is how we count in
- 4:24Russian and I hope that you can remember
- 4:27this all as well as part of a table
- 4:29maybe even take a screenshot right now
- 4:31and repeat this sometime in the future
- 4:34like in
- 4:37order Etc and this L part divit and D
- 4:42just a onel difference between 9 and 10
- 4:45but this next word is kind of a part of
- 4:47this counting list and the word is Ras
- 4:51Ras means one when we count like 1 2 3
- 4:55if you see objects and you count them we
- 4:58do not say ID
- 5:00we don't say it like that we
- 5:04say why is that I'm not sure because
- 5:06maybe Ras is a one syllable word and so
- 5:09Ras is more comfortable than Adin
- 5:13because Adin is a two syllable word
- 5:16especially if we count down the Rhythm
- 5:18let's say if we are doing a dance 1 2 3
- 5:211 2 3 1 2 3
- 5:25Ras easy but if I
- 5:28say you see it's be I didn't I didn't I
- 5:32didn't it's it's not going to be the
- 5:33same Rhythm anymore that's why Ras is
- 5:37used for one when counting things but
- 5:42Ras can also mean time like amount of
- 5:44times that something has happened like I
- 5:47Ras one timea two times Ras is a very
- 5:52crucial word it's a very unique word
- 5:54that has multiple applications now we're
- 5:57going to move on to colors
- 6:00Billy means white Billy gal boy means
- 6:05light blue in Russian we don't have just
- 6:08one blue we have galob boy is a specific
- 6:11color for light blue because we also
- 6:14have CI CI means actual regular blue c
- 6:19then we have jolty jolty means yellow
- 6:24jol Z means green zon and also down the
- 6:30line we will learn words that mean like
- 6:32greens like vegetables they'll also have
- 6:35the same stem as this word zil next
- 6:40is means
- 6:43Brown then we
- 6:46have means
- 6:50red means
- 6:52orange I mean you can see that it's
- 6:54clear that it's orange from translation
- 6:56too because it sounds very similar Ari
- 7:00and orange then we have Ros Ros is pink
- 7:06Ros then we have Siri Siri means gray
- 7:11Siri you know in fact if you know
- 7:13anybody named Sergey or s in Russian
- 7:17they most likely have had a nickname
- 7:19Siri Siri we had three guys in our class
- 7:23named Serge and all of them we can call
- 7:26him s it's just like a cool easy
- 7:29nickname because it sounds very similar
- 7:31to their name then we have
- 7:33f f means violet or purple F and finally
- 7:40ch ch means black CH then we have just a
- 7:45handful of verbs s means to sit like
- 7:49what I'm doing right
- 7:51now means to do and it's imperfective
- 7:56you will learn this aspect in Russian
- 7:58but we have to have this distinction
- 8:01right now because the next one is the
- 8:03same exact stem as this word but it's
- 8:06going to be different aspect itet also
- 8:09means to do or to make something but
- 8:11it's perfective the difference between
- 8:14the two is that DEET is more of a
- 8:17process I am doing something while DEET
- 8:21focuses on the outcome of the action
- 8:24once again you will learn this aspect to
- 8:26rule later in your Russian Journey for
- 8:28now it's not really needed just yet but
- 8:30what is needed is this next word panat
- 8:34panat means to understand to comprehend
- 8:37something now let's move on to calling
- 8:41people and it's nouns for different
- 8:43people family members or the simple
- 8:46humans Deka means a girl Deka similar
- 8:51sounding word
- 8:55Deka for this
- 8:57oneka young lady
- 9:01and is a
- 9:04woman from this word we have another one
- 9:07deriving J J means a wife J also we can
- 9:14have women be M just like a mother very
- 9:18very formal m and mama is mom a bit more
- 9:23between like the Son and the mother mama
- 9:26is used but m is more of an official
- 9:29formal language like mother you never
- 9:32call your mom mother hey mother hello
- 9:35you know we don't don't ever say like
- 9:37that so m is mother but mama is Mom now
- 9:41moving on to guys m is a boy m mushina
- 9:47is a man mushina and notice how I
- 9:50pronounce this and CH I don't say musina
- 9:54we don't say it like that we say
- 9:57mushina mush and from this word we have
- 10:00a word deriving mush husband mush in
- 10:06some older language Moosh you can also
- 10:08refer to a man by Moosh but in everyday
- 10:12life right now that's gone mush is a
- 10:16husband a is a father formal official
- 10:20father a and Papa for Dad Papa then we
- 10:26have for a child
- 10:30sin for son and do for daughter do and
- 10:36to sum it all up it's all simya family
- 10:42simya as you can tell these words are
- 10:44extremely crucial Mom Dad son daughter
- 10:47all of that and make sure that this
- 10:49sticks with you for a long time they
- 10:52don't forget this 50 words these 50
- 10:54words by the time we get to week six
- 10:58practice this with be fluent we have a
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- 11:07just practicing of VI check it out with
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