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 Title: Учить VS Учиться VS Изучать VS Научить: What's the difference?
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📖 Video Overview:
Unlock the mysteries of Russian verbs with this insightful video delving into the distinctions between учить, учиться, изучать, and научить. If these words have been a source of confusion, join Vasya and Zaika in their conversation about where they study, what they are studying, and what they learned yesterday. The TPRS storytelling method in slow Russian provides an engaging and practical approach to mastering these verbs.

🔍 Verb Breakdown:
* Учить (Uchit'): To teach or to learn
* Учиться (Uchit'sya): To study or to learn
* Изучать (Izuchat'): To study or to examine
* Научить (Nauchit'): To teach or to learn

🗣️ Vasya and Zaika's Conversations:
Through the relatable dialogues of Vasya and Zaika, understand the context in which these verbs are used. Explore where they study (учиться), what they are studying (изучать), and what they learned yesterday (учить) in a manner that goes beyond traditional explanations.
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Description: -Where do you study?
- Oh, well, I'm studying animation.
Have you already learned all your lessons?
We were taught yesterday how to make a house out of garbage.
-Do you learn anything in your free time?
Hello!
Welcome to my channel “In Russian from afar!”.
My name is Sergey,
and today we will study such verbs as:
“learn/study”, “study”, “learn”, “teach/learn”.
Yes, what is the difference between them?
And we will learn all this from the example of an interview
between me, Vasya and Zaika, my puppets.
Here, I have puppets here.
This is Vasya, and this is Zaika.
Well?
Ready?
Go!
-Hi!
-Hello friends. Long time no see!
Yes, for several months now. - Yes, where were you?
- Well, I was busy working.
- Well, I got it. And there is no time for friends!
- All right, all right, here I am.
-So what do you want?
- Today I want to interview you.
- Ahh, interview, come on.
-What are we going to talk about?
- I want to ask you about your studies. -About our studies?
-Yes! Where are you studying? What are you learning? Who is teaching you?
Yes, what have you learned? yeah..
-Ah, come on, okay, ask, what are you interested in?
-First, I want to ask you, we'll start with you, Vasya.
- Yeah, well, ask. What?
-Where do you study? -Ah, well, I study at RUDN University.
This is such a university in Moscow.
- Yes, I heard. What does RUDN mean? -This is the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.
-Friendship between nations? -Yes, yes, everyone is friends there, and we all study there together.
Petya also studies there. -Oh! And Petya also studies there?
Zaika, do you study at RUDN University? - No, I don't study at RUDN University.
-Where do you study? - I study at the HSE.
- In the HSE? -Yes, this is the Higher School of Economics.
- Cool, cool, and Kuala studies with you? -I dont know. Vasya, where does Kuala study?
- Kuala, she studies at Moscow State University. - Ahh, at MSU. Alright, alright.
- And you, Sergey, where do you study? - Now, I'm not studying anywhere.
-Where did you study before? -Before, I studied in Irkutsk.
at Irkutsk State University. ISU.
- Okay, fine. - Well, come on, the next question.
- Yes, I wanted to ask, what do you study?
- Well, I'm studying animation. -Animation.
-Yes, I study at the Faculty of Animation,
at the Faculty of Design, and study animation. We have a design school there.
-Cool. -Yes, it's very cool.
-And you, Vasya, what are you studying? -I study ecology and engineering.
- Wow! And who will you be? -I'll be an environmental engineer.
- An environmental engineer? Cool!
And do you enjoy studying it? -Yes. This is very interesting.
It is very useful for me and for my country.
- Cool, I'm happy for you!
Do you remember what Petya studies?
- Oh, our Petya, Petya is studying philosophy.
-Ooh, does Petya study philosophy at RUDN? -Yes, he studies at RUDN University and studies philosophy.
- Yeah, our Peter is a "great" philosopher ! Yes, such a philosopher!
-I wonder, and Kuala, Vasya, what does Kuala study?
- And Kuala she studies, I think, psychology. Yes? Yes, yes, she studies psychology.
-Cool.
-What are you studying? -I used to study management at the university.
-Uuu.. management, yeah, that's cool. And now?
- And now I'm studying languages. -Do you study different languages?
-Yes. I study Swedish, Polish, Vietnamese, and German.
-Wow! Cool! Are you a polyglot!? - No, I'm not a polyglot, I'm just fool around.
- All right, all right, all right, don't be shy!
-Here, I have another question for you, friends. -Yes, what?
- So, Vasya, have you already learned all your lessons for today?
-Yes, for today, no, I haven't learned yet, but I was learning today,
about how... And what did I learn?
Today, I was learning the rules for building hay houses.
- Wow, hay houses. -Yes, there are a lot of rules,
so I studied for a very long time and got tired.
- I've already learned everything.
-Yes, when? -Yesterday.
-What did you learn? -I was learning the clay system in animation.
- Ahh, with clay, yes, interesting. -Yes, pretty good.
-What did you learn today? - You know, friends, I didn’t learn anything.
- How did you not learn anything? - You haven't studied anything, but you're studying languages?!
Yes, I study languages, but I don't learn them. -And what are you doing?
-I just watch YouTube channels, listen to Podcasts, and read transcripts.
-Wow! Cool!
-You know, friends, if you also want to learn Russian,
where you don't have to learn a lot of grammar rules,
then let's not forget to subscribe to Sergey's channel.
Subscribe down there and like it!
Yes, yes, help him!
-Thanks friends!
-Ah, it's nothing! You're doing good material,
such a comprehensible input or something...
-Well, something like that, yes. - Well, yes, yes, that's true.
- Then I have another question. - Yes, we're listening.
-What useful things did they teach you at the university? -Useful?
You know, yesterday we were taught how to make a house out of garbage.
- A house made of garbage? It is very useful!
-Yes, we were taught this at the university,
it's a very cool skill.
-Cool. -What were you taught?
-And me, my curator taught me how to work with graphic design.
-With graphic design, yes, that's cool!
- She is a very good teacher and she taught me all the important skills.
-Well done.
-What useful things did they teach you at the university?
-And I was taught to make websites in PHP at the university.
-Oh, it's great to make websites! I can not! - I can't either.
-It's not difficult, but we had a good teacher
and she taught us a very cool skills. Yes.
Yes, interesting, interesting.
- Well, listen .. listen, well, how do you study?
Good, bad, so-so?
-Listen, well, I study well, but sometimes it is difficult.
- Yes, of course, tell me, he studies well.
Yes, you are a F student! -Not true! I study well!
At least I study much better than Petya!
-Yes, Petya, he studies with his left foot, that's all.
-Yes, but Zaika, how do you study? -I'm a great student. Yes, I am excellent.
-Well done!
-Excellent student.. -Is that not true?
- Well, true, true, she studies well, excellently.
How did you study at the university?
-I studied in the first year, I studied very well,
yes, I was one of the best students.
-Really? -Yes, but then, I stopped studying so well,
and began to study average.
- Well, I see, just like me. -Yeah, like you.
-Well, like me. So what? -Nothing.
-Well, like me. So what? -Nothing.
- Well, the last question for today is,
do you learn anything in your free time?
-Yes, in my spare time, I have learned to play the piano over the past three years.
And now I'm learning to play the violin.
-Seriously?
-Yes! I already play the piano very well.
-Great. And you?
-Yes, I am also learning to play now, here's a board game.
This is a very difficult game, there are a lot of rules,
and I'm learning, trying to understand how to play it.
-Oh, you're always with your boardgames..
Well, it's a really hard game, and I already have, I've been studying for a whole week,
and I still can't figure out how to play it.
-I understand you. I am also learning how to play a new game.
My beloved wife gave me new games.
And yes, it's not easy.
- Yes, there, you see.
- Yes, yes, boys, you learn all the time, learn, but learn the wrong things.
Yeah, learn how to play these games, not that you would decided,
and learn to be a good boyfriend.
-What? Do I need to learn how to be a good boyfriend?
I already know everything.
-Yes of course.
-Okay, thank you friends,
I won’t ask you anymore, you can go home
and fight at home together.
- All right, you are welcome.
Okay, thanks friends! See you later!
-Bye Bye!
Well, thanks for watching!
I hope that now it has become a little easier for you to understand
how these verbs work, learn, learn, learn.
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