In this video, you will learn how to talk about languages you know, study, understand, speak, write, and read. Also, you will learn how to choose between русский and по-русски. Recommended for students from the Novice Low proficiency level (A1). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video explains how to connect words, phrases, and sentences using the Russian conjunctions AND and BUT. It highlights the difference between the two Russian words for BUT — НО and А — and shows when each conjunction is used. The video includes plenty of examples and some practice to help understand the concept. Recommended for students from the Novice Low proficiency level (A1). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video explains how to differentiate between ТОЖЕ and ТАКЖЕ — two words that both mean "too", "also", or "as well". It includes plenty of examples to help you understand the concept. Recommended for students from the Novice Low proficiency level (A1). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video explains the difference between the Russian words если and ли, both of which can be translated as “if” in English. It highlights how each word functions in a sentence and provides examples to help learners use them correctly. Recommended for students from the Novice High proficiency level (A2). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video is for students who study Russian as a foreign language at the university. It explains the difference between 4 confusing verbs of dressing and wearing: носи́ть, надева́ть-наде́ть, одева́ть-оде́ть, одева́ться-оде́ться. Also, it provides practice for mastering your listening and speaking skills. Recommended for students of the intermediate level. If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell

In this video, you will learn or clarify time expressions that have the word HOUR or O'CLOCK. You will find plenty of example to undedrstand the difference in the expressions with various prepositions. Recommended for the intermediate level.

This video explains the difference between the Russian equivalents of the English verb “to dream”: мечтать, сниться-присниться, видеть сон, видеть сны. It shows plenty of examples in different context. Recommended for the intermediate-level students. If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell Buy my downloads here: https://www.amazingrussian.com/buy-kupit

This video explains the difference between the Russian equivalents of the question word “why”: почему, зачем, отчего. It shows plenty of examples in different context and some useful expressions for everyday usage. Recommended for the intermediate-level students. If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell Buy my downloads here: https://www.amazingrussian.com/buy-kupit

This video is for students who study Russian as a foreign language at the university. It discusses the different meanings of the English preposition “for” and associates these meanings with the corresponding Russian prepositions. Includes enough examples in context. Recommended for students of the intermediate level. Watch the video: What’s the difference? FOR + length of time: на неделю vs. неделю https://youtu.be/KjWWHyDkm1U If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell Buy my downloads here: https://www.amazingrussian.com/buy-kupit

This video is for students who study Russian as a foreign language at the university. It discusses the difference between time expressions indicating “for a length of time”: НА + Accusative vs. Accusative. Includes enough examples in context. Recommended for students of the intermediate level. Watch the video: What’s the difference? FOR: для, за, на, в, к https://youtu.be/WUfcQaBiicc If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell Buy my downloads here: https://www.amazingrussian.com/buy-kupit

This video is for students who study Russian as a foreign language at the university. It explains the difference between the confusing ТОТ ЖЕ and ТАКОЙ ЖЕ. It includes plenty of examples and some practice. Recommended for students of the intermediate level. Watch my other videos about the particle ЖЕ: 1) Intermediate Russian: Emphatic Particle ЖЕ: https://youtu.be/3_NSrjOCJ5k 2) Intermediate Russian: Using ЖЕ to Compare as Well as Contrast: https://youtu.be/RAXKZOVzyz0 Check out this playlist: Words easily confused: What's the difference? Какая разница?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9M6sOhyT_j973PbiEcyDjgXmhH63uaH_ If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell Buy my downloads here: https://www.amazingrussian.com/buy-kupit

This video refreshes vocabulary for the “food” words and demonstrates how to use them without confusion in different setting. Uses familiar and new vocabulary to expand the topic. Recommended for students of Novice High to Low Intermediate proficiency level (А2-В1). ☺ 🛒 Buy my downloads here: https://sellfy.com/4213297653016850/ ☺If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell

This video provides explicit explanation on the difference between the two Russian verbs “использовать” and “пользоваться”, both of which have the same meaning “to use”. The examples are based on the topics «Современные технологии», «Связь и коммуникации». Recommended for students of Novice High to Low Intermediate proficiency level (А2-В1). ☺ 🛒 Buy my downloads here: https://sellfy.com/4213297653016850/ ☺If you like my channel and appreciate my work, please help me make more and better videos for you to learn Russian. Support my channel and website here: http://paypal.me/OlgaJarrell

This video explains how to differentiate between the three verbs often translated as “to study”: учиться, заниматься, and изучать. In this video, you will also learn about two common reflexive verbs in Russian: what reflexive verbs are, how they are formed, and how they are used. It includes plenty of examples to help understand the concept. Recommended for students from the Novice Low proficiency level (A1). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video provides guided practice in listening, reading, and speaking with the verbs of “studying” – учиться, изучать, and заниматься. Recommended for students from the Novice Low proficiency level (A1). ✨Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join

This video introduces the meanings and forms of the verbs слышать, слушать, видеть, смотреть (на). Explains how the verbs are used in context. Provides meaningful examples illustrating the uses of the verbs in real-life situations. Recommended for students from the Novice High proficiency level (A2+). ✨ Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymAc4YKWYjDqNnLoK7m-2A/join