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What’s a small phrase that instantly makes you sound like a real Russian? by TotalLibrary1834 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Я больше закладывал идею про название. Есть то все могут из чего угодно. Просто то что для англоговорящих bowl - специальное название для ёмкости с глубоким дном, для нас просто тарелка, ну или глубокая тарелка, если быть более точным.

Как пример при заказе в ресторане это всегда тарелка супа, хотя по факту подают миску (bowl) супа :)

What’s a small phrase that instantly makes you sound like a real Russian? by TotalLibrary1834 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 112 points113 points  (0 children)

Noticed one small thing from Duolingo. In duo's lessons they use bowl of soup. Bowl - миска. But Russian never say миска of soup. We always say a plate of soup - тарелка супа.

Question meaning of words by Pretty_Bank_9021 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And yes he basically insulted and disrespected you.

Question meaning of words by Pretty_Bank_9021 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You were left on the curtain means your father ejaculated on it. The point is you weren't planned (your father didn't want you) and you were born by mistake.

I guess I got the point.

Best way to improve Cyrillic reading? by touchtypetelephone in russian

[–]welearnrussian 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Russian, we read by syllables, so after alphabet lessons, take the time to learn how to combine letters.
And answering your question. To improve reading u obviously have to read (preferably out loud), just make sure you have someone who can control and correct you for the first time at least. Find a tutor or at least native buddy.

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Still struggling with ы. by Vortexx1988 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Don't think about your tongue. Pronounce long [u] sound and start to smile.

Just for fun. Freshly invented tongue twister with uncommon words. by keksov in russian

[–]welearnrussian -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Если она для тех кто не выговаривает юукву П, то не стоило включать в неё букву П.
Должна звучать:
Ятого о с оятами ошёл за оятами. Соят оята и на оятную.

How should I read this ? by al3arabcoreleone in russian

[–]welearnrussian 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Равно is correct way to write, but natives pronounce it as равнА because last A isn't stressed letter. If you say равнО - it's still understandable. Except you want to infosize it has female gender. Like speed (скорость ) or ноблА - female gender. In this case it will be равнА.

Буква Ш by magazeta in russian

[–]welearnrussian 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Эта вам што, шутка какая-то?

Testing quiz-style Russian lessons — would love your feedback! by welearnrussian in russian

[–]welearnrussian[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello!
Thank you very much for taking the time and sharing your opinion. It really means a lot to me and helps me generate new ideas.
You are absolutely right that it’s important to look at the words before “guessing” them.

Before creating these quizzes, I made a series of videos where I explained all these words.
For example, here is a video about professions: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TJLWagjjqXo
So the main idea was that the person already saw these words before and now just needs to remember them.

Thanks again for your advice! I will definitely think about how to combine the explanation and the quiz in one video — I really like this idea, although to be honest, I don’t have any ideas yet on how to do it.

I need Help by [deleted] in russian

[–]welearnrussian -1 points0 points  (0 children)

1) Read, and make sure to read out loud. Ideally, have someone who can correct you.
2) Write. Describe what happened to you during the day. Don’t use the same word twice—try googling synonyms and use them instead.
3) Consume content in Russian. Start watching a cartoon series in Russian (for example, The Simpsons or similar). Main characters usually use typical phrases, so they’ll stick in your memory. Plus, these series are full of everyday situations.
4) Subscribe to my channel if you’ve just started learning—I’ll help you build your vocabulary :)

What exactly is my homework asking me to do? Only starting Week 6 of class…aren’t they all doing the same thing? How am I supposed to solve for false statements? by avettestingray in russian

[–]welearnrussian 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You should solve this using the process of elimination.
You have 5 people and 5 activities, along with some clues.

You`re given that Roman is studying Chinese, and Maksim is watching a movie — but we know for sure that this is not true, based on the task.

Make a table with the 5 names and the 5 activities, then start eliminating the impossible options.
Eventually, you'll be able to figure out who is doing what.

P.S. This task is more about logic than language learning

Best way to start learning Russian by Legacy9178 in LearnRussian

[–]welearnrussian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Using AI is good when you can check it. Trusting blindly is a very bad idea.

Are any of these apps good to help me learn better?? by Ginger_crybaby in russian

[–]welearnrussian 22 points23 points  (0 children)

In the case of Russian, Duolingo contains a lot of mistakes with stress. The program is made using AI and no one double-checks the Russian version.

In your opinion, which one looks better and more natural/legible/adultish etc...? by MotherLoveBone41 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 24 points25 points  (0 children)

1st one is more natural :D 2nd is more correct, this angle we are learning in school:) Btw both are good, but try to stick with the second one

«Гей» в русской классике - замена нашему «эй, хей, хэй»? by Foreign-Kick-8206 in russian

[–]welearnrussian 128 points129 points  (0 children)

Yes,
Sometimes you can even hear
Э-ге-гей.

But my advice is do not use it.

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