say THIS IS in Russian - ЭТО vs ЭТОТ and more!

Привет! Google translate gives me this, Я не хочу этого. Is it correct? Why not это?

These words are very old considering that the Sanskrit cognates are (etat = this) and (tat = that). Nearly the same. Tat tvam asi in Sanskrit would be Tot ты in Russian. No present of the verb to be in Russian right.

Стена is feminine because it has а at the end. Perfect, now I know that папа and дедушка are feminine

This was so helpful thank you

Thank you for этот

This guy looks high 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Fidor : use ЭТО everytime
also Fidor : Stop Saying ЭТО in Russian
Lol

Good but Too much talking

Good but Too much talking

Thanks

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Apparently that's cognate with the spanish "esto" and "esta". Some accents even hide de S in pronunciation

Hi. Just when things seemed to finally get clear, I came across the constructions with чей/ чья/чьё/ чьи that go like чья ЭТО книга!! Or чьи ЭТО книги. WHY?? It’s in front of the noun, it should change according to the noun… Please, help

Good explanation 👏 keep up

This is here and that is there.luv the channel in new Zealand

Thank you. Very good explanation.

Thank you. Very good explanation.

Thank you for recording these excellent videos. They are very very helpful!

наушники “On the ears”. That makes sense!

Thank you

मुझे रूसी भाषा काफी पसन्द है।

Nicely teaching both Russian and English in a single video

Fedor: Makes a 10min video about "to".
Also Fedor: "I don't have a good example with 'to'".

Good to focus on one thing at a time, like это. Then, repeat and practice. Thanks спасибо!!

Confusing

Wait a second... I've been told то means entonces!

He is confused and just passing time 😭

I only knew 3 Russian words 3 months ago. No, yes & goodbye... Now I know heaps of words & sentences & can actually READ Russian, not well, but it's so awesome to finally be able to understand! Can't wait to git gud so I can watch Russian movies without subtitles & listen to Russian music! :)

Aw, he put 'its'' in the description, when he probably meant 'their'. I can see his logic, however. That's adorable.

This is how I understand Это

Это стена = This is a wall

Эта стена = This wall

Am I correct, or does эта fill both meanings?

Reject этот, embrace сей.

when you say adjective, you really mean complement or object

Спасибо за всё if that makes sense

I love your channel.

Вы спасли мою жизнь . благодарю вас

Russian: Это
Filipino (Tagalog): Ito

Thank you!

Fedor. As always you are a great help. Thanks for all you do for us. Paka

New to the channel. Its funny to see this video where he says just say "ЭTO" will be your best friend, now knowing in 2 years he puts out a video that says ..."STOP SAYING ЭTO for everything" hahaha

Spacibo Sir ..Goslodin

I have studied Russian by myself for over 4 years now and I am HORRIBLE at listening to spoken Russian! I can never understand when someone else speaks Russian.... How can I remedy this? PLEASE HELP!

What about these:
The team that scores the most points wins the game.
It is important that you go to the hospital.

What about эту

No you got the definition of adjective right. An adjective describes a noun or pronoun.

Would you be willing to cover the other 20% of demonstrative pronouns in another video?

In Russian cake is " thorth " and in malayalam that means towel lol . And in in mayalalam tea is chaay and same in Russian ☺️

Great informative video. Спасибо

So ЭТО can be equivalent to Czech "tohle, toto, tuhle, tamto etc..." if I get it correct. It looks like Russian is more complicated in this things than western slavic languages. :-D With that reastaurant I would say "chtěl bych tohle" and it's tohle or toto everytime. Only if I specify it more (for example I'd like to this soup) I have to use femine version "chtěl bych TUHLE polévku" :-D It looks like you have no translation for just IS in English, which is JE in Czech or JEST in Polish. Using ЭТО must be confusing even for other slavs, we using "TO JE" instead of it. For example "To je pěkné auto" - That's a nice car So it's more similar to English sentence. But I noticed Poles sometimes miss their JEST and saying only "To samochód" (That is a car) which wouldn't make sense in Czech language.

Helpful and informative.