I am TUTORING - caferussiankris@gmail.com Download The Table: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=957021441062681&set=gm.566875103494832&type=3&theater Remember, in the last video I explained how there are some simple questions to ask to figure out which case you need, and I gave you an example about Genitive. Today I’m going to blow your mind! And give you those questions for ALL of the cases! My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/?fref=nf My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Alphabet is where any language starts! it's very important to understand it and to know how to use and pronounce every particular letter. Russian Alphabet is very different from English and many students suffer with understanding it :( But not anymore! Just 10 minutes and you will be a Master of Russian Alphabet :) I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

Today I’m here for you guys to teach you how to be polite in Russian. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Russians girls ARE beautiful. It’s not a myth. But they are not so easy to chat up as you may think. That is why I am making for you this new series on How to Date Russian Woman My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

How to learn Russian QUICKLY, EASY and FREE? It might sound like a fairy tale and yet it's true! Today I'm going to share with you one of the greatest tips ever that will help you to learn and practice today! I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

Knowing Russian swear words is actually…. good :) But, what if you are a person like me, who doesn’t really want to speak dirty although sometimes you might need some special vocabulary! If you are interested in TUTORING option: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

Today I am here to tell you how to say Sorry in the Russian language, just in case you do something… you know, not nice – step on someone, for example. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

If you are interested in TUTORING option: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ In this Russian Language Course video we will speak about a very specific part of Russian Vocabulary - Russian Verbs. Russian language relys on Verbs a lot. However to start speaking Russian you don’t need to know all of them. In this video we will speak about 10 Must Know Verbs that you definitely need to know to Speak Russian. Хотеть - to want. Я хочу / Ты хочешь Есть - to eat. Я ем / Ты ешь Пите - to drink. Я пью/ Ты пьёшь Жить - to live. Я живу / Ты живёшь Иметь - to have. У меня есть - У тебя есть Любить - to like/love. Я люблю / Ты любишь Знать - to know. Я знаю / Ты знаешь Заниматься - to do (as work o hobby). Я занимаюсь / Ты занимаешся Мочь - can. Я могу / Ты можешь Думать - to think. Я думаю / Ты думаешь.

Russian language is hard and challenging, so if you can speak at least a teeny-tiny bit of it, it's already pretty impressing! But if you want to make a step even further and show of in front your friends or beautiful ladies, I have something that can help you to do so ;) I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

Learning a new language is an incredibly overwhelming experience. But what if I tell you that even without studying ANY of Russian words, you already know a significant amount of them! My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

One of the most important parts of any language is the greeting, simply because we always start conversations with it. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

In the last video we started speaking about Russian Gender Grammar.We have 3 genders in Russian - masculine, feminine and neutral. They can be distinguished by different endings. Oh, well. Not so bad, but unfortunately, we have some exceptions here. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

It’s time to say goodbye, my friends. No, don’t worry, I’m just getting ready to tell you about the three most common ways of saying Goodbye in Russian, which you absolutely need to know, because they will make your life much easier. Trust me. Let’s start. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

There is one part of Russian Grammar that spoils the life of any Russian learner….including you, yes, YOU! The nasty thing is:..... My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

All right, so we came to the most important part of the first date with a Russian beauty saying goodbye and asking for another date. Let’s not spoil everything. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

If you are a master of starting conversations in Russian now, let’s continue. Now it’s time to surprise her with your excellent manners and interest in Russian culture. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Have you ever wondered is it possible to learn a language (learn Russian) with Duolingo App? Today we are going to find it out everything about Duolingo Russian :) If you are interested in TUTORING option: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

How to make your Russian speech richer and more diverse? I have a few very useful tips for you :) I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

If you are interested in TUTORING option: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ Learning a new language is a great thing! But where to start? In the modern world we are overwhelmed with the possibilities and sometimes feel lost. In this video I will tell you everything you need to know to start learning Russian!

Today I am here to tell you about four main ways to reply to a question someone has asked you in the Russian language. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Every name in Russian has thousands of diminutive forms! But you should be careful with diminutive names; you can’t just randomly pick one and use it to address a person or even a friend. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

One of the best ways to practise your Russian is to listen to it. As much as possible! And try to do your best to understand it without subtitles, it will give you a great opportunity to practise your vocabulary and all the knowledge you already have. And the more you practise it the better you remember it :) I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

Ok, close your eyes and imagine…you are in Russia, in a very nice restaurant with a beautiful woman. Wait a minute…you are in a nice restaurant with a beautiful woman! How lucky you are. But what to do next? My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

We Russians use this word to address people or to attract their attention BUT only in highly formal situations like business meetings or charity events.

In the last video I introduced you to plural forms of nouns in Russian language. Today let’s have a look at irregular plural forms. Yep, we have some of them. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Take a deep breath, stimulate your brain activity. Today we are going to face one of the most terrifying beasts of Russian language: Genders. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

In this great vide me and Nika from Ru-LAND CLUB give tell you, guys, about some useful must known facts about Russian language and culture. Learning Russian Grammar and Vocabulary is incredibly important but understanding Russian traditions and unique features is no less necessary. And today we will show you the most funny and entertaining of them. And we will do it in RUSSIAN. But no worries you can always use subtitles or challenge your Russian knowledge :) ! Check out Nika's awesome Channel! RU-LAND CLUB: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQg2AzkYEueS5giD84wxLdg And don't forget to give us "Thumb Up" if you liked this video ^___^

In this series of videos I am helping you with learning some Russian Vocabulary without learning it! Yep if you want your life to become easier just keep watching this video. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

How to start SPEAKING Russian? First try to listen to it :) Podcasts are a great way to practise your knowledge, increase vocabulary and prepare yourself for real life conversations. I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/

If you are interested in TUTORING option: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ In today’s video we are going to discuss something very fun and useful for you guys if you ever consider going to Russia or even just to have a conversation with a native Russian speaker. It’s not a secret that every language has a unique features, expressions and traditions and ones you are in a new country it’s very important not only to know at least a little bit of it’s language but also to know what you should or shouldn’t speak or do.

In English, people often ask “How are you?” as a habit, generally just expecting you to say you are doing well. But in the Russian language, this phrase is not just a formality, so when someone asks you “Как дела», they are really interested in your personal life. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Ok, if you are watching this video that means you are almost done with plural form in the Russian language. It’s the homestretch, be strong! Fighting! In the last video I introduced you to plural forms of nouns in Russian language. Today let’s have a look at irregular plural forms. Yep, we have some of them. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ As so you want to go to Russia :) Great! But do you know how Russian signs look? they will be everywhere around you, on the streets, in the public transport, in hotels and restaurants...so it's better to prepare!

You should never confuse: Девушка (devushka) – a young woman (until 30) Женщина (zhenshchina) – a woman (from 30-70!) Бабушка (babushka) – an old woman (a really ancient woman) My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Sometimes Russian is considered to be rather impolite language, but actually we have many more levels of formality than English! But not as many as in Japanese, of course. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

I'm TUTORING: caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ Today we are going to practice your Russian! Together with Russian Grammar and Russian Phrases, in this video you will find a lot of new Russian Words and an opportunity to refresh all your knowledge :)

Ok, now when you can start your first conversation with a woman on the street and ask for advice, it’s time to invite her to a restaurant with you. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

In this videos we are speaking about one extremely interesting and promising topic, how to speak Russian without learning it. Yep, it’s possible. I am TUTORING! - caferussiankris@gmail.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

If you want to address someone in a polite way in Russian, you should use Family name, Name-Patronymic (or Father’s name) My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Well, I know it’s tempting to use them. And even if you are a beginner in the Russian language, probably you know at least one of them. But you should be really careful using them. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Lots of text books teach you proverbs, but most of them are SO old fashioned that we hardly ever use them anywhere, except in some in the middle-of-nowhere villages. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

It does not matter who you are or which country you are from, if you are learning Russian you will run into challenges that are inevitable. One of the first steps to overcoming any challenge is to know your ‘WHY’. Why do you want to learn Russian? My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Learning a new language can be a real pain in the you-know-what. But not with me... www.CafeRussian.com My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/549339785248364/ My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

As you, probably, know, in Russian we have different genders (three of them actually). And because of these little beasts you need to be aware of verb endings, adjective endings and so on... My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com

Sometimes in Russian we use целую as a way to say “goodbye” in a very-very informal way. It’s absolutely inappropriate to say it to a person you don’t know really well, older generation or in business situations. My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): https://www.facebook.com/groups/54933... My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons): http://www.caferussian.com