Russian Reading Practice for Beginners: Репка

How do you sound so Russian?

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из земли тянУть. Ударение на второй слог.

please we need more stories

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Interesting, I notice there are somewhere differences in pronunciation with some letters, especially у.

Огромное спасибо, мне очень нравится эта сказка, была интересная и полезная Благодарю вас, Чудесного вчера

❤️❤️❤️ спасибо большое вам

We have this exact same tale in Hungarian and I also learned with that in 1st grade

I am learning Russian and I am a beginner...I will need all the help if I need to speak,read,write fluently...
Excellent video!!!

Thanks.That' s what I need!

This was really helpful thanks so much 😊

your accent so lovely attractive thanks

i love this story

Pls more video stories pls in Russian for practice 🙏

How does one decipher when reading Russian printed text when to pronounce the letter Ye as "Eee" and not "Ye" as it's designated? E.g. the female name Ekaterina is pronounced with a 'Y' at the beginning as the Russian alphabet says, yet the other letter 'E' in the name isn't.

From what I can see, most of the time, one pronounces it as it looks, like the latin letter "Eee", which is a bit tricky to understand as a complete beginner when learning the Russian alphabet as you learn visually to pronounce E as "Ye".

Currently I just guess.

I've got the same problem with the letter O sometimes being pronounced as "A". As in the Russian word for milk - Moloko is actually pronounced "Molako". I find it very difficult to know how to learn letters that aren't pronounced how the letter is designated in the alphabet.

I'm hoping it's not just me!

it is really good thank you but i wish you give the english meaning of the text in the end

благодарю вас🙏

I am Indian i want to learn Russian

Coming from Polish I was surprised to be able to follow along for the most part. A lot of this was also by context and filling in the gaps from other words

Спасиба

Thanks please do more of these!!

Fuck slow down

Ok so "за" can be accusative instead of genitive? 👀 Nobody told me that 😭😭😭

Зачем я это смотрю?._.

Thanks a lot, this is really helpful. Reading with you is great, your pronunciation is really clear

Appreciate.
and please reply the pdf link of this book

Please help me to learn Russian language because I live russian and I don't know russian language 😭😭😭😔🙏🙏🙏

Im polish and I'm fully understand this. Funny story.

Thanks

То чувство когда ты из России и пришла послушать как американцы учат русский язык.😊

Pro tip for true beginners: set the playback at half speed.

Ахуеть,спасибо папаша.

Спасибо 💯

i think i learned the alphabets wrong as a kid. whats real anymore?

Бро я единственная девушка, которая говорит по-русски там или- брух лол

Perfect tutorial because I feel exactly like a 6 year old trying to read Russian.

Hi Janey, I'm glad you're still here!!! :- DDDD

Thank you, this was excellent. I tried reading Russian repeatedly. First a book I already knew in Czech (Незнайка). Then articles at Wikipedia. I never bothered to learn azbuka. I lately got the feeling I finally figured it out, and I must proudly say that so far I got it right, based solely on words that reminded me of Czech or international. I think there must be more characters though? Time for more listening.

I'm Russian and you have practically no accent!!!:)))))))))

Thank you mummy!

I want to learn it, but it's lil' bit difficult at pronounciation 😂😂😂

Love it, yeah I can practice reading with correct pronunciation. Большое спасибо. Remind me myself when I learn Korean with 6 years old Korean boy. Children book is perfect for learners. 감사합니다 선생님😍

let's start learning russian from this video

Thank you so much this was so helpful

Thank you from someone who teaches Russian too and knows how difficult it can be))

I just tried to read this, im sure your son does it better than me :p

And the moral of the story: командная работа заставляет мечту работать

Is it only for college? I’m 5th grade elementary. Is it ok?
I mean I can read Russian so good :) I know a little Russian but reading I know FULL