Bonus episode - Lesson #1 of the TPRS Russian

Olen Shannon Maldonado, käsintehtyjä artesaanitua teitä myyvän jauji-lahjakaupan perustaja. Valit sinu Shopify, koska alustoja testa testa-tessani totesin sen ehdottomasti yhdeksi helpokäyttöisimmistä alustoista. Minulla oli tärkeää pohtia kehittymistämme tulevaisuudessa. Kaikki myyntiin tarvittavat työkalut, kuten varaston suunnittelu ovat kätävästi dashboardissä. Aloita ilmainen kokeilu Shopify-piste komsi-vustolla. Igman ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― ― � ja sitten on myös TPR-s-lässensä. On jo oonnistu, että se on ollut vahvasti, mutta se on johteen, että se on tullut. Tämä on johteen ja se on tullut. Tämä on järjestelmässä, mutta se on johteen ja se on tullut. Se on johteen ja se on tullut. Jemu, nraavit se, igraat vgolf. Inakda, snim, igraat, jego, padruga, sabaka. Sabaku, zawut, marie. No kot, zawet, jego, masa. Anna, lubit, futbol. So that was the audio part, now I'll give you a translation. Kampaa osalta! Mongol隊t? Pro Westen huuroo! ußaa! fiin rotunokas! Täänsä varota Marrou. màilata refusesia omkin? Laituska on jotain bize. ÄäOsaMe sindämssä on clumsy oluc! Ken tyhan jakaa voidaan nitteessä condensedamiseeniera,. Eta kod? Eta kod? Ja, Eta kod? Eta kod? ili sabaka? Eta kod? Kto? Eta? Eta kod? Jego zawut Ivan. Jego zawut Vlodimir? Neet, ne Vlodimir. Jego zawut Ivan. Kak zawut Kata? Ivan. Kata zawut Ivan. On igrait v golv. On igrait v golv. Ja, on igrait v golv. On igrait v golv. ili vhakei. V golv. On igrait v golv. Kto igrait v golv? On kod? Kod igrait v golv. Jemu nravit se igrait v golv. ili ne nravit se igrait v golv. On ljubit igrait v golv. Ina gda snim igrait jego padruga sabaka. sabaka igrait snim inakda ili vhakei. Ina gda. Ina gda sabaka igrait snim. Skem igrait sabaka. Skatom igrait sabaka igrait vhakei. sabaka zavut marie. sabaka zavut anna. Nii anna. sabaka zavut marie. Ima maa ria. Kod zavut yhjö masa. Kto zavut yhjö masa? Kod. Kod zavut sabaka maa. Anna ljubit futbou. Anna ljubit valibou. Nii. Nii valibou. Anna ljubit futbou. Ina gda sabaka. Anna ljubit futbou. Anna ljubit futbou. Anna ljubit futbou. Anna ljubit futbou. Anna ljubit futbou. Ivo zavut yhjö zavut. Kni prišli. Imo skazale. Sitten se on tullut katsotaan. Sitten se on tullut katsotaan ja se on tullut katsotaan. level. You don't even have to know vocabulary here. You see, I used the words that one learns in, I don't know, first two weeks of learning Russian. "Kot sabaka i grad ima zvaat" also to most common Russian names. "Ivan" and "Marija" and some words that if you already know English, you already know them. No need to translate them. You see, "golf" it's obvious. "Haki" "Valibul" "Foodbol" so you may not know Russian, but you can speak Russian already with the help of those stories. And there is more. If you are having some problems with understanding how the times, the tenses are organized in Russian grammar, this story will help you either. Because the story easily can be changed to the future. Imagine that you are just having a kitten and you are trying to think of his future, kind of imagining his future. So the text stays the same, but the grammar changes a little. Listen. "Kot" will like to play golf. And sometimes, with him, he will play his friend sabaka. "Sabaka" will be called "Marija", but "Kot" will be called "Masha", and "Budet" will like "Foodbol". So you see, a future, same story, future tense. And now imagine that your grandfather is telling you a story of his extraordinary cat from 50 years ago. The cat who liked to play golf, it's really something. And the story easily changes to the past tense. "Eta kot" "Evo zvali ivan" "On i gral" "Vgolf" "Yemu нравилось" "Igrat" "Vgolf" "Inakda" "Snim i grala" "Evo" "Padruga" "Sabaka" "Sabaku" "Zvali" "Marija" "Kot" "Zval" "Yio" "Masha" "Anna" "Lubila" "Foodbol" It's so simple and then you can change a cat to an elephant or a dog to engineer. "Masha" goes to "Olga" "Foodbol" changes to computer programming, anything. But the structure stays the same, so you can practice, practice, and practice. And if you keep doing this, it will help you improve your speaking. Start with the simple stories and then get into more difficult ones. You will learn how to do it automatically without a single thought, just immediately right away given the answer. And as usual, you can go to my website, slowrussian.net, and there you'll find all the transcripts and translation. And here also the future and the past tense and transcription. This lesson will be on the podcast page, but also there is a TPRS section where you can find two more lessons. They are a little bit more difficult, but still you can handle them. And if you like it, please let me know, maybe right there on the website or maybe email me. And I'll think of recording more of the bonus episodes with TPRS lessons, short ones like this. And I hope you enjoy. And if you like what I'm doing here in general and you feel that you want to thank me, you can go to my website, there is a donate button on the front page. So I'll be very happy if you support me. And that's it for today. Next episode will be with the slowrussian again. I don't okay, thank you very much for listening, and I hope to see you in the next episode of the slowrussian language podcast. Bye-bye! Marketing is hard, but I'll tell you a little secret. It doesn't have to be. Let me point something out. You're listening to a podcast right now and it's great. You love the host, you seek it out and download it. You listen to it while driving, working out, cooking, even going to the bathroom. Podcasts are a pretty close companion. And this is a podcast ad. Did I get your attention? You can reach great listeners like yourself with podcast advertising from Lib Sin ads. 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