🇷🇺DAY #2 OUT OF 366 ✅ | SPEAK RUSSIAN IN 1 YEAR

Hello everyone Welcome to my channel Lesson 2 Let's begin Number 1 Review Here we go over vocabulary or grammar Today we're going to review the Russian verbs спрашивать and спросить To ask (a question) Imperfective Ask Perfective Let's put them in context So imperfective perfective Process result Something that is done regularly One-time action For example Nobody asked you This is a very common Russian expression Nobody asked you Nobody was asking you So it's not a one-time action not something completed like a process Nobody was asking you not even once never Nobody asked you This is why we use the verb in imperfective What about perfective A one-time completed action May I ask Very good Let's move on Number 2 We have the first verb And today we'll talk about the verb to live Naturally the marker dropped How could it be otherwise These markers are falling So to live yes To live To live So imperfective right Imperfective Let's conjugate it I live in Moscow Where do I live In Moscow This is a prepositional case We have a preposition And the question is where Where Prepositional case Show the other place I live in Moscow You live Let's turn it into a question Where do you live He she is alive He or she is alive Alive He or she is living in So where is he or she living Where Where does he or she live For example in a village In the village So it was a village right But we need to make it prepositional So I'll replace the 'y' with an 'e' in village He or she lives in the village Very good Now we move on to the plural form We live We live We live For example we live in the city In the given case We live in a city Now you live You live For example let's turn it into a question Do you live here You live here Do you live here Do you live here They live And finally they live here They live They are alive For instance they live together Together How to break a word when you don't have enough space Just say it out loud Together The number of times you move your chin corresponds exactly to the number of syllables in this word Together Now I know I can break it down into syllables Together Alright They live together Let's move on Number 3 We have verb 2 Here we'll talk about perfective past Verb 2 Perfective aspect To live Let's write to live And let's conjugate this verb Past tense The conjugation is simpler than in the present We will have masculine feminine and plural forms And the same conjugation applies to all So the feminine form is Where is our feminine has lived Let's write it in orange Lived This is feminine She lived (through) This is perfective To live through To leave and complete this action Masculine is lived (through) Lived Masculine gender Lived The plural form is "we lived " They lived It's plural Alright For example I lived with him for five years I lived Female gender Lived with him I lived with him I spent five years with him For five years And I completed this action Because I used this verb it means the action is finished I lived with him for five years Five years She lived here for ten years I lived here for ten years And this action is done I moved from that place I lived here for ten years Very good Now plural And now plural For example plural forms are мы вы and они We you and they You Yes мы means you We You Plural or formal Or they This will be plural Same conjugation So they lived For example let's take they They lived in Germany for fifteen years They lived in Germany for fifteen years And this action is done They lived in Germany for fifteen years Very good Let's move on Number four And today we'll talk about this idiom Origin of the idiom in the Russian language Seven Fridays in one week What does that mean Someone you can't count on is someone who constantly changes their plans and you simply can't rely on such a person Because this person has seven Fridays in a week Seven Fridays in a week For example let's put it of course in context So this is someone who frequently changes their plans Cannot rely on this person Don't trust him He's always changing his mind Don't trust him He's always changing his mind Good And number five is expressions For example to make a surprise To make What does that mean To make a surprise To make a surprise For example let's surprise him Let's surprise him Very good Number six is grammar Of course what would we do without grammar Grammar So the verb ездить Today we will talk about the verb ездить This is ездить Verb of motion Back and forth In different directions Imperfective past Travel Let's conjugate it So in the past tense we'll have masculine feminine and plural I traveled (masculine) Let's write in blue Went out Feminine gender She went And the plural form We went I went Masculine gender I went ( feminine) We went Plural Well For example I went on a business trip Masculine gender I went on a business trip Business trip I went on a business trip The verb of motion that means back and forth or in different directions means in this sentence He returned from a business trip With this verb here I can understand that he went but then came back He went out Because it's a verb of motion in both directions—back and forth I went on a business trip She went to Turkey She went Hello to all my students in Turkey She went She traveled to Turkey All my Turkish students leave comments under this video with your flag She traveled to Turkey She went to Turkey She went Because this is a verb of motion indicating back-and-forth movement it means she went but returned She went She went She went to Turkey but she came back She went to Turkey Good And now plural Plural form For example let's say went We can use you went They went Because this is all plural We went Plural We went to the doctor For example went to the doctor We went to the doctor Because we used the verb of motion "to go by vehicle " We went to the doctor Very good Simply excellent Let's continue Next part We have number 7 It's a dialogue Of course Dialogue I recommend you read the dialogue several times—minimum of ten Yes the dialogue And let's get started Do you love speed Let 's ask Speed Do you like speed Yes I love driving fast Yes Just a moment Yes I love driving fast Alright Are you not afraid of driving fast No I'm an experienced driver Do you like speed Yes I enjoy driving fast So it's not just one direction It's multiple Driving Aren't you afraid of driving fast No I'm an experienced driver And the last part of ours is number eight A short story And the first sentence Let's write the first sentence I usually take the subway to university Alright next sentence The metro in Moscow is very clean and convenient Convenient Alright I only drive my car on weekends Because there are traffic jams everywhere in Moscow on weekdays Alright So I only drive the car on weekends I only drive the car on weekends Because there are traffic jams everywhere in Moscow on weekdays Alright let's read it once more I usually take the subway to university Moscow's metro is very clean and convenient I only drive my car on weekends Because there are traffic jams everywhere in Moscow on weekdays Thank you so much for your attention See you tomorrow Sending you kisses Xoxo