10 Russian Verbs that don't Look Alike (but they are the same verbs)
My website: https://linaslessons.com/ Book a lesson with me: https://calendly.com/zubkoalina2/russ... My Patreon: / linaslessons The course: ASPECTS OF RUSSIAN VERBS MADE EASY: https://www.udemy.com/course/aspects-... The course: RUSSIAN CASES EASIER THAN EVER: https://www.udemy.com/course/russian-... The course: RUSSIAN CASES EASIER THAN EVER: Part 2: https://www.udemy.com/course/russian-... Telegram channel: https://t.me/linaslessons If you've been learning Russian for a while, you already know about verb aspects. Imperfective means ongoing or repeated action. Perfective means completed action or a single action. Most of the time, you can spot the perfective form because it has a prefix or a different suffix. But today we're talking about the exceptions. The verbs where the imperfective and perfective forms look completely different. Time codes: 00:00 - Introduction 00:58 - 1. брать - взять 01:50 - 2. говорить - сказать 02:35 - 3. покупать - купить 03:12 - 4. класть - положить 03:50 - 5. становиться - стать 04:34 - 6. находить - найти 05:10 - 7. возвращаться - вернуться 05:47 - 8. ловить - поймать 06:23 - 9. спрашивать - спросить 07:09 - 10. понимать - понять #russianlanguage #learnrussian #russianverbs

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