Russian Verbs утвердить подтвердить
Welcome to the 38th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language! It is about Russian verbs утвердить, подтвердить.
Russian Verb ПРОФУКАТЬ
When I asked one of my students: "Do you know the Russian verb ПРОФУКАТЬ?", he said: "I've never heard it but it sounds rude". Actually ПРОФУКАТЬ doesn't sound rude at all for...
Russian Verb посещать – посетить
Welcome to the 20th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language! It is about the Russian Verb посещать - посетить.
Verbs стараться пытаться пробовать
Welcome to the 3d episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for Russian intermediate learners! It is about Russian verbs стараться, пытаться, пробовать.
ЦЕНИТЬ or ОЦЕНИВАТЬ?
Ценить or оценивать? Which verb to choose? In the 51st episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language I'm explaining the difference between these two...
Russian Verb писать with Prefixes, Part 1
Welcome to the 48th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language! This is the first one of the two episodes about the Russian verb...
Russian Verb путешествовать
Welcome to the very first episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for Russian intermediate learners! It is about the Russian Verb путешествовать. I chose that verb to be the first...
Russian Verbs сложиться получиться
Welcome to the 30th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language! It is about Russian verbs сложиться, получиться.
НАДОЕЛО: ‘fed up’ in Russian
Welcome to the 44th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for intermediate learners of the Russian language! Have you ever heard somebody saying: "Мне надоело"? Today I'll tell you about...
Russian Verb слушать with Prefixes
Welcome to the 5th episode of the Russian Verbs from Russia podcast for Russian intermediate learners. It is about the Russian verb слушать with prefixes.