کاربرد دوم پادژ 3 بیان سن به زبان روسی | آموزش زبان روسی | ❸❾ درس 93

The second use of the 3rd participle to express age in Russian | Russian language learning | ❸❾ Lesson 93 In this lesson we will learn: ✅ How to express our own and others' age using the 3rd padzh ✅ We will remember in which cases to use the words год/года and лет to say age ✅ We will review the conjugation of the noun and patronymic in padzh 3 Simple and conceptual learning of foreign languages ​​for Persian-speaking lovers❀ To support us and the growth of the channel, please subscribe to us and introduce the channel to your friends All Russian language lessons at the following link    • آموزش زبان روسی برای فارسی زبانان * از مبت...   Russian language learning podcasts at the following link    • پادکست های زبان روسی | آموزش زبان روسی با ...   Lesson upload schedule Russian language: Wednesday and Saturday Ask anyone what they think about the Russian language You will probably hear a similar response: Russian is hard to learn! If you believe in negative stereotypes about the Russian language, your lack of interest in this language is understandable. However, we believe that there are hundreds of benefits of the Russian language and reasons to learn it! In this article, we will mention only 7 of them. 1. Russian is one of the most spoken languages ​​in the world. In the list of the most spoken languages ​​in the world, Russian is the eighth language. Of course, it is also spoken in Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, etc. It is the second most popular language in Eastern Europe due to Russia’s enduring political influence. 2. Russia is the largest country in the world. An interesting fact about Russia is that it is the largest country in the world, significantly larger than the second largest country, Canada (Russia is 6.6 million square miles, while Canada is 3.8 million square miles). And now imagine how much new things you can discover in this endless land, and this is one of the advantages of the Russian language that allows you to explore. Russia has 28 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. More languages ​​will be available soon 3. Russians do not speak much English. Russia has the lowest English proficiency rate. Only about 5% of Russians are fluent in English, and in most Russian cities you will find almost no signs of the Latin alphabet. So if you want to conquer the lands of the Russian Empire, you cannot succeed without having a basic knowledge of the Russian language. It is definitely worth getting acquainted with the Cyrillic alphabet and learning some phrases to communicate with the locals when traveling to Russia! 4. The advantage of learning Russian is that you are familiar with the culture of the country. Russia is a country that straddles many cultural traditions between Europe and Asia. Perhaps that is why many people think that Russia has nothing in common with the English-speaking world. But in fact, you can fly to St. Petersburg in just over three hours, which is shorter than the time it takes to get to Athens. Many of the top tourist destinations, even for people based in the US, Canada, and Australia, are in Russia, so if you are planning a big tour of Europe, Russia is a good destination. 5. Learning Russian is a challenge. Russian is one of the most difficult languages ​​to learn, with a complex grammatical structure and the Cyrillic alphabet, which can seem so difficult that some people may give up on learning it, but it is actually not as scary as it seems. When you learn it, you will feel a real sense of accomplishment from the fact that you can read another alphabet! In fact, one of the benefits of learning Russian is that you test your abilities and challenge yourself with an unknown world. It may seem scary at first, but once you start speaking, you will feel amazing. 6. Learning Russian is easier than you think. Anyone who has ever tried to learn Russian faces two challenges to learning the Russian language, and the Cyrillic alphabet is not one of them. With a little effort, it is possible to learn all 33 letters of the Russian alphabet. (Most of the letter shapes are similar or identical, so you just need to show how your brain can distinguish letters with a certain sound. There are also many grammatical rules that are difficult to learn. Despite these difficulties, if you put enough effort and interest in learning this language, you can succeed. 7. Strengthening memory is one of the benefits of the Russian language. Even if you decide to learn Russian as a hobby, knowing several languages ​​will keep your brain healthy and agile even in old age. The reason is that knowing a new language creates another network of connections between neurons. Higher neural connectivity will improve your memory and problem-solving skills. We are waiting for your comments, suggestions and criticisms to make the channel better, dear friends. ❤ Telegram channel address We...