Russian Microlearning
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The collection of the best bite-sized materials for fast and easy learning Russian language. По рекламе: @Vyacheslav_Trotsak
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I need to start learning Russian asap this is great news
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What can I do? I’m learning English 4 three years, but it still weird, and it’s hard to talk with people for me, but my pronunciation is pretty good, and many peoples are talking me about it, but I still have a problem I can’t speak normally
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Russian Microlearning
What can I do? I’m learning English 4 three years, but it still weird, and it’s hard to talk with people for me, but my pronunciation is pretty good, and many peoples are talking me about it, but I still have a problem I can’t speak normally
There are some professional tips I can give you:
1. You can send a voice message here.
2. If you are shy to send a voice message in a public group, you can create a private Telegram channel and send voice messages there.
3. Recording voice messages on your phone.
4. Making videos about everything you want to talk about. You don't have to show your face.
5. Talking to people who have a good of command English. At least you can learn something new from them.
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На уроке.
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Лишили лилии.
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The words "нет" and "не" are used in different contexts and have different meanings in Russian. Here are the main differences:
1. "Не" is a particle that is used for negation. It is placed before verbs, adjectives, adverbs and whole sentences to express negation.
Еxamples:
- Я не знаю.
- Он не хороший человек.
- Мы не пойдем сегодня.
2. "Нет" is a word that denotes the absence of something or a negative answer. It is used when we talk about the absence of objects, phenomena, and so on.
- Examples:
- У меня нет денег.
- Тут нет людей.
- Вы хотите мороженое? - Нет.
In general, "не" is used to deny, and "нет" is used to indicate the absence of something or as an answer to a question.
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Happy knowledge day to everyone.📚🍂
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As Alexander Puskin wrote in his poem.

Oh, mournful season that delights the eyes,
Your farewell beauty captivates my spirit.
I love the pomp of Nature’s fading dyes,
The forests, garmented in gold and purple,
The rush of noisy wind, and the pale skies
Half-hidden by the clouds in darkling billows,
And the rare sun-ray and the early frost,
And threats of grizzled Winter, heard and lost.
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The chart illustrating how to use nouns with numerals.
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Как писать надо).
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62 Russian Qualifying Phrases
- I consider — я считАю
- I think — я дУмаю
- In my opinion — по моемУ мнЕнию
- In my humble opinion (IMHO) — по моемУ скрОмному мнЕнию
- I suppose — я полагАю
- It seems to me — мне кАжется
- In the very beginning of… — в сАмом начАле
- As far as I understand — наскОлько я понимАю
- As far I see — наскОлько я вИжу
- As far as I’ve been informed — наскОлько я знаю (на скОлько менЯ проинформИровали)
- As far as I know — наскОлько я знаю
- As far as I’ve understood from — наскОлько я пОнял из..
- From my personal experience — из моегО лИчного Опыта
- As far as I imagine — наскОлько я себЕ представлЯю
- What concerns me = As far as I’m concerned — что касАется менЯ
- I’m afraid to be wrong but — я боЮсь показАться непрАвым, но..
- I’m not completely sure but — я не совсЕм увЕрен, но..
- Probably — вероЯтно
- I doubt — я сомневАюсь
- It’s dubious — сомнИтельно, что
- Even though — хотЯ
- At least - хотЯ бы
- So to speak — так сказАть
- From my point of view — с моЕй тОчки зрЕния
- To say frankly — говорЯ откровЕнно
- To say honestly — чЕстно говорЯ
- Don’t get offended, but — не обижАйся. но..
- No offense, but — без обИд, но..
- Without any doubt = Undoubtedly — без сомнЕний
- I’m absolutely sure — я абсолЮтно увЕрен
- It’s clear — Ясно, что
- Even though it’s clear — хотЯ Ясно, что
- It’s obvious — очевИдно, что
- I’m convinced — я убеждЁн
- First of all — прЕжде всегО (во-пЕрвых)
- More likely — бОлее вероЯтно
- The most likely — наибОлее вероЯтно
- As it’s well known — как хорошО извЕстно
- To make a long story short — корОче говорЯ
- Generally speaking — в Общем говорЯ
- First and foremost — в пЕрвую Очередь
- Saying objectively — говорЯ объектИвно
- By my deepest persuasion — по моемУ глубОкому убеждЕнию
- Judging by (some indications) — сУдя по нЕкоторым прИзнакам
- Eventually — в конЕчном счЕте
- After all — в концЕ концОв
- Finally — наконЕц-то
- Anyway - как бы то ни бЫло, во всЯком слУчае
- Basically - по существУ, в основнОм
- Carefully - тщАтельно; осторОжно
- Certainly - тОчно; определЁнно
- Elsewhere - где-то в другОм мЕсте
- Exactly - тОчно
- Hopefully - с надЕждой; бУдем надЕяться
- Immediately - немЕдленно; сразу
- Occasionally - иногдА, Изредка, врЕмя от врЕмени
- Perhaps - мОжет быть, возмОжно, навЕрно
- Quickly - бЫстро
- Regularly - регулЯрно, постоЯнно
- Seriously - серьЁзно, всерьЁз
- Suddenly - вдруг, внезАпно​
#phrases
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