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Assistant: Caption: Hello everyone, and welcome to the new edition of the
Russian Progress project. This is a project for learning the Russian language
through content in Russian. My name is Artyom, and this is
the 100th anniversary issue. And today we have two anniversary
events: firstly, this is the 100th issue, and secondly,
the project turns five years old. Here. Today so
we'll talk about the project. Well, I'll talk - you listen.
And thus, through listening to this release, other releases,
you will practice your listening comprehension, your
understanding of the Russian language. And to translate unfamiliar
words, you can use transcription, it will be
on Busty and on Patreon. Thanks to everyone who is there, who
supports the project, and we are starting.
Today I'm recording an audio podcast for a reason,
there will be no video. Because these are completely different things, and when you
record a video podcast, you probably think more
about the picture, how it looks, and when you record
an audio podcast, you think more about sound, speech,
how it sounds about the way you talk. Here.
And… Given that this is a podcast… Initially, yes? Yes, there is
also a video version sometimes, but still it is a podcast. And I
don't like that sometimes I start to forget about it
and start just making videos - forget that
, well, actually, they listen to it initially, and then
there [the one] who wants to watches another video version on YouTube .
And another thing that I don't like is that
you're like... When you record a video, a video version, you...
Especially when you publish it on YouTube, because I also
published a video version in a closed format on Patreon...
I knew that not enough people will look, well, and their
people will look. You are still limited by the laws of YouTube, that is,
there must be a certain length of the video, there must be
a certain dynamics, that is, you need to cut out
all the “water”. Well, in general, I address, well, when I make
a video podcast on YouTube, I probably address
the audience on YouTube more, and my podcast listeners
are already like they are just eavesdropping on what
is happening on YouTube and do not feel this
connection directly with me - that I address
my message to them. Directly. Here.
At least, I always had such a feeling when
I listened to the video from which they made a podcast - that is,
I understood that they were saying this to me - right in my ears - and
this was published somewhere on YouTube and was just uploaded
as an additional opportunity to promote
this content also on some kind of podcast platform.
Here. So! I think I'd like to go back
to the audio podcast format for a while. To better develop
my podcast recording skills so that it's more interesting
and enjoyable to listen to and that I myself like it more.
And... Yes, when I'm in the mood, when I want to
show myself as a loved one, then I'll record a video version.
In general, the topic we have today is “The project is five years old”. I decided
to cover this topic ... Well, in general, it's not that
super important for me somehow. Well, there five years, or ten,
or fifteen. Yes, that is. Someone is right on these dates ...
Someone is really super paying attention to these dates -
they have some kind of project there, [he] is one year old, [turned]
two [years], three [years]. I don’t know… For me, it’s somehow
not as important as, for example, my personal
birthday. That is, yes - the project, all the cases. But here
I am, for example, missed two birthdays of the project. That
is, I talked about six months - at first I had a graduation.
By the way, I wrote it down - this is the tenth issue. The twentieth
issue - it was the birthday - that is, the year of the project. The thirty-
seventh issue is a two-year project. And then I
didn’t record at all for the third year and the fourth year, because,
well, firstly, there was such a time that ... Yes, first
the pandemic, then the war, and somehow it
wasn’t before that, probably. Here. Well, in general, I don’t know, for
some reason I don’t have such awe for this figure.
Well, five years, well, there are six. And what? That is,
my attitude to this project has always been essential for me:
I like to do it, I don’t like it; what I see in it;
What's the point of all this other than making
money. And that's what we're talking about today, too.
there is how I now see my ... in general, my activities
within the framework of this project. Yes, by the way, after the thirty-
seventh (37) issue, there was another sixty-ninth
(69) - when the sanctions struck - that is, after February
last year. And I recorded [a podcast], reassured everyone,
[told] that the project would live on despite some
restrictions. Well, now I’m recording “The Project is Five
Years Old”, yes, the hundredth issue. Well, what did you want to say? I
threw a small plan and, probably, this issue
will be as long as possible - the way it should
be. Podcast, right? So listen and enjoy.
I recommend walking while you're listening to the podcast, or,
I don't know, cycling or running, doing something.
Because it's more fun than just sitting and listening to
a podcast and falling asleep to it, right? That is, it is better to do something
physically more. Well, for starters, I'd like
to make a little update on what's going on right now.
By the way, the last
time I recorded such a podcast was in February. That is, it is completely in audio format - after
February. Well, twenty-third (23) years - that is, a few
months ago. I have always recorded something on YouTube
and uploaded it as a podcast as well. Here. So…
So yes! The first point that I want to highlight
from the update is the weather. The weather has finally improved
here in Novosibirsk. I am now in Novosibirsk.
And finally the sun came out. Well, it used
to be, it's just warmer now. It's about twenty
(20) degrees now. Well, sometimes there are fifteen (15), but
in any case, it is already much more pleasant, much better
than it was about zero a month ago. It's five
degrees. Here. So now the sun is shining,
the greenery has bloomed, the city has more or less been washed. And now it is very pleasant
to walk, it is very pleasant to ride a bicycle. I do it regularly
. Well, I just listen to
podcasts. Which podcasts I listen to, by the way, I can also
recommend to you in some other issue.
By the way, you can in Spotify - if you listen to me
in Spotify - write comments and say something like: "Yes, Artyom,
publish an episode with your favorite podcasts." And
I listen to podcasts in Russian. Here. That is, I
have probably not studied any languages ​​for half a year, and now
I completely absorb content in Russian. Not because
it's some kind of conscious choice of mine, but simply because,
well, the content that I'm interested in - I found it
in Russian. So yes. The second point
I would like to highlight is that I have
a new hobby. And this is a hobby ... I call it "Style". That
is, I began to build some kind of visual image. Well, [began]
to strive for some, yes, style in my clothes,
in the way I look: there is a hairstyle, (I
grew my hair here) I start buying all sorts of interesting things,
all sorts of shoes, I want to take glasses and so on .
That is… Well, if earlier I looked at it simply
as something utilitarian, functional. Like: “There
should be comfortable sneakers to walk a lot, to
be comfortable, cool,” and that’s all.
Now I look at it from the point of view of aesthetics.
How can I achieve the most... Well, how do I just achieve
the image that I have in my head? This is how I want to
look, what I want to broadcast visually. Here. Because
I am visual. I really like to observe the world
in general, people, how houses look, how
people look, architecture, I don’t know - well, everything that surrounds me,
some objects, right? And... Well, I also want to broadcast
some of my vision of aesthetics, and... Yes, if you are interested
in this, then (well, watch my development in this
area), you can subscribe to my Instagram - instagram.com/artemnazaroff
( two "f" at the end). Well, either russianprogress, yes, that is, on Instagram.
And maybe somewhere somehow you will see me. I don't like
to expose myself too much. I usually post what
I see - that is, while I'm walking some funny
things, some beautiful ones ... Well, in general, what I'm interested in,
and here it is. This is directly related to
travel too. Because I used to have the main thing
The (main) hobby was traveling and I just collected
cities and countries. Well, it is clear that you need to choose. That is,
if you invest in some kind of
expensive clothes there, yes, then you start to travel less.
Yes? Less invest there in travel, travel.
And I do it consciously, because, well, at this
stage I somehow don’t have such a desire, such a desire
to travel. It's (traveling) very cool. That is, I still
want to visit all the countries of the world and all regions of Russia.
And then I will do it. For what? Just to
broaden your horizons. Not always even because
I want to do it, yes, that is, to go to some kind of
conditional Norilsk there or somewhere else in Vorkuta,
conditional Norilsk there or somewhere else in Vorkuta,
but simply because I want to understand for myself what it is,
what kind of cities these are what kind of people live there - to see
all this with my own eyes and look at the world in a completely
different way. That's exactly why I want
to travel, but just for now I want to take a break.
Well, that is, I just [want] not to spend too much
money on it, not to spend a lot of time, resources,
but to focus specifically on myself, that is, to invest
in myself. Well, in some kind of, maybe, equipment, in the future,
in a car, maybe - well, that is,
these material things. And I want to emphasize (by the way,
perhaps I will write a separate issue on this topic), but in general,
in general, my worldview has changed a lot
over the past year. And [changed] this attitude to things
somehow. This is the so-called consumerism. Again
, I used to look at it as negative, right? That
is, when you consume something, you buy something
material. But now I have changed my views.
And I think that, well, it just needs the right
approach. Rational - that is, a competent approach to
all areas of your life. No radicalism is needed.
That is, “No, this is bad”, there are some things or
cars there, or something else. Why not? That is, if it
pleases you, if you like it.
In principle, we live in order to please ourselves,
in order to strive for happiness, in order to please
others. And if things can please you,
create some emotions for a while, why
not? You can also travel and
invest in some things there, you can invest
in your mind, in the development of your brain, in the development of your
soul - in the development of everything: your style, speech. That is
, I am for the fact that a person develops many-sidedly. As
Chekhov said: "Everything in a person should be beautiful: the body,
and the mind, and the spirit, and the appearance - everything." And I try to follow
this principle. In no way is it necessary,
of course, to go to extremes there, that is, to develop one thing
(as some do). There, for example, there are very smart
people - they, as a rule, clog (do not pay attention)
to their appearance. And why? Why should you care
about your appearance? Yeah, maybe they just, well,
it doesn't matter or... Or what? But everything is important to me! That
is, I want to develop in different directions, in all
[sides]. Yes, it's probably some kind of spray, but
I don't know, it inspires me. I hope I was able to express this idea
somehow . By the way, if you are interested
in some of my thoughts, I will now advertise everything
just in this issue, you can go and subscribe
to my Telegram channel. There I just share some
thoughts, some videos, music and everything. It's
called: t.me/artemnazaroff (two "f" at the end). Well, the links
will be in the description. In general, yes, if you want to
get to know each other better, chat ... Because,
yes, I have a chat in Telegram. Yes? There, through Busti,
where you can go. But usually nothing happens there.
That is, yes, people gather there, but it’s as if we haven’t chosen the format of interaction yet
. In the future, I think
it’s possible to conduct live broadcasts and communicate there, but so far
the main movement in my life is happening on Instagram
and Telegram. Here. So I invite you there.
Another moment like this under the heading "Update" (it's us
have not even started the main issue yet) - I would like
to talk about sports, about the fact that I continue to play
sports every day now. And again, I don’t do it
in a super-intensive way, I don’t do it for an hour,
for several hours. Every day, when I pass by
the sports ground, I just do a little pull-up, a little
push-up, do a press and move on. If earlier
I did a lot at one time ... Well, I came to the sports ground,
worked out really well and went - that's it, I'm free.
Now I have changed my approach. I walk a lot around the city,
and now my principle of training is that when I pass
by any sports ground, I do a little bit - and
thus my classes have become shorter, [I now
do] more often. I do the same amount of work, but
it's not as tedious, not as tiring - standing
at the horizontal bar and, damn it, pulling up for several approaches.
It’s enough to [do] a couple of approaches, then a couple more,
a couple more - and that’s it. That is, here. This is what I do.
Sports should be practiced every day, I think. Because
sport keeps the muscles in good shape. That is,
your body is simply stronger, your body is again more
aesthetically pleasing, yes, if we talk about aesthetics. And you
feel better, don't you? You accelerate the blood, you get
some kind of release of positive emotions, these hormones
of happiness. Well, this is absolutely free, an accessible
way for everyone to get this portion of happiness every day.
So I recommend everyone to exercise a little bit
every day. And in parallel, yes, you can listen to the music
you like. By the way, I continue to replenish
the playlist with Russian music. And besides, I opened
a new playlist. Because my main
music playlist is mostly modern music: rap,
trap, hip-hop there, some rock. And not everyone can go
(like) this kind of music. If you want something more
classic, more orthodox, more
folk, then I opened a playlist called "Russian
Soul". There are songs in Russian, Russian songs
that touch the soul, which are very pleasant to listen to,
which reflect Russian culture. So yes. Come in!
I will also leave links in the description, you can listen
to them. Well, or you can listen to modern music, it doesn't matter ...
That is, it is important that you have fun
while doing sports there. Additionally, yes, this can
be done through music, or some podcasts that
you like. Here. Well, probably yes. This is
with regard to the heading "Update". Next, I wanted
to talk about classes, because one of
my main activities now is classes. I teach
Russian language classes. Again. I had quite a few classes
last year . Well, because
Paypal is gone, and I haven't found a way to
collect payments at all, yes, for classes. And now I figured out
how to do it. This can be done by subscribing
to Busti. There are two subscriptions. The first subscription includes
a lesson per week of forty-five (45) minutes. That is, every
week we study for forty-five minutes, we communicate,
I send you some resources, videos, we discuss
it, absolutely spontaneously speak every time, correct
mistakes. All in all, I think it's very useful, it's very
cool, it's the best way to improve your speaking in general.
Yes? That is, if you want to speak Russian, you need to
speak it. Well, the second subscription is the same,
only twice a week. In the first subscription you have
4 lessons per month, in the second you have 8 lessons per month. So
to all those who want to study Russian
with me, who want to speak Russian, practice
their Russian, learn some resources, ask
me questions and so on, go to Busti,
subscriptions are inexpensive. And yes, I would like to talk
about this case. Because I started interacting
with foreigners again. I communicate with foreigners - with people
from different countries: from the USA, from Canada, from Italy, from
Israel so far at the moment. What's cool, first of all,
is that it's... I mean, it's a job, but it's a job,
which gives me something else besides income. It
gives me the opportunity to learn a lot about the world by talking
with people from different countries, to learn in principle about people,
about how they think, about how similar we are all,
that is, despite the fact that we are from different countries and
etc. That is, there are a lot of discoveries, a lot of
things I learn about different countries, about different cities.
In general, I am very grateful that I have such
an opportunity. I wish I
had more students. Even more. So subscribe,
we will communicate with you. I have seven students now
and I think I can take seven more. That is, if
I have fourteen or fifteen [students],
then it will be absolutely nishtyak! And in general, even twenty,
probably, I will pull. So you can subscribe. Well,
because anyway, at a certain point, I probably won’t be able
to take on students anymore, because I’m not made of rubber.
So do it! Have time to subscribe and practice
your Russian. And with that, I would like to move on
to the main part of the podcast and talk a little
about the project in general, about what has happened over these 5 years, about
my attitude to the project, and raise the statistics a little.
And let's start with the previous releases. As I mentioned,
issue ten (10), issue twenty (20), and issue thirty-
seven (37) were dedicated to the project. I
listened to them on purpose - in order to understand in general
what I said, so as not to repeat myself, to say
something ... To say something new. Here. And I realized that
I often talked about statistics there. And statistics
is something that I'm really not very interested in,
like the figure "five years", for example, there, right? Because
, well, what's the difference? Well, I don’t know, thirty (30) people watched you there
, well, fifty-one hundred (50-100) people are watching you now
, listening ... Yes? Well, I don't know, it doesn't really
matter. Well, of course, it’s important, as it were - I won’t hide a sin
- the numbers that are related to finances are important. Yes?
That is, Patreon, Busty - this is really important,
because this is money, this is the energy that allows you
to generate something, create something, do and
create something - that is, delegate some work. Therefore,
well, I look at this metric, yes, that is.
And if we talk about this year, then, well, let's say, in
this respect, I'm not at the peak. The peak was probably
when there was a pandemic and everyone rushed to just learn
Russian, everyone rushed to do something useful,
Russian, everyone rushed to do something useful,
and I had a lot of classes. I did a lot of
content, because I was sitting at home, there was nothing to do.
And then I really reached the level
at which I could travel freely.
The entire twenty-first (21) year was the busiest
for travel. That is, after the pandemic, when
I saved up some money there, that is, I updated
my equipment, I constantly traveled, visited many countries,
many cities, regions, that is, yes, that was
very cool. Then, probably, such
a mark, when February began, sanctions - then
everything went ... fucked up, yes, as they say in Russian.
That is, everything went the wrong way, in the wrong direction. Such a downward fall began
, from which I gradually got out, got out, got out
and - pah-pah-pah, I spit over my left shoulder [spit],
yes, I knock on wood - from which I begin to get out
slowly, little by little. I am very glad that
such a platform as Busti appeared at all, because if it
weren’t for her, then I wouldn’t know how to monetize
the project at all. Because, let me remind you that Patreon… Firstly,
it is now blocked in Russia, I can
only use it with a VPN, and, secondly, Paypal
no longer works with Russian citizens. In short, it's all complicated with Patreon
. And last year I also opened Busti, and
now it has slowly begun to gain momentum.
Now there are thirty-seven (37) people there. This is certainly
not the result that I had at the peak on Patreon,
right? I then had two hundred and twenty (220) people, now
, by the way, there are seventy-two (72). However, thanks to
just to these subscriptions, thanks to the fact that people
subscribe to classes, the project exists, I exist
and ... Yes, I am immensely simply grateful to everyone who signed up.
Thanks guys! This podcast exists in part because of
your support. But one way or another, of course,
it's probably worth going over some statistics,
so that later, when listening again, to remember in general - but how
it was. Well, let's start with YouTube. YouTube
recently hit forty thousand (40,000) subscribers,
over forty thousand subscribers after my
videos about Uzbekistan. They became quite viral
because Uzbeks became interested in what
a foreigner would say about Uzbekistan. By the way, for some reason, many people did not like
that episode, although I
said there quite neutrally, well, that is, yes, I indicated some disadvantages, but I also said
that there were pluses. If you haven't watched or heard, move on.
“Honestly, just Uzbekistan” is called. Here. And because of
that, a lot of people signed up. By the way, this is my third shot,
probably in YouTube algorithms. The first one was
when I was making a video about polyglots. He scored
(it scored) one million two hundred thousand (1,200,000) views.
The second shot - it was a video - an impression of Warsaw.
The Poles started watching there, especially when I added
Polish subtitles. Here. And the third is Uzbekistan.
And in fact, how good it would be, but all these times
my shot on YouTube was not related to my main
topic - that is, the study of the Russian language. And so far,
in the five years of the project’s existence, I still can’t ...
I can’t explain to YouTube that my channel is
for those who learn Russian.
And this, of course, upsets, because, well,
my usual views are there, well, somewhere around two thousand, three
thousand, five there, well, a maximum of ten. Here. Although, well,
it seems like I’ve been doing YouTube for five years, but so far
I haven’t achieved any special results there. So, well,
my relationship with YouTube is more creative now.
I have already stopped trying to guess some algorithms
so that my video becomes viral there and
thousands of subscribers fall there. I began to approach YouTube
and the project in general as creativity. That is, I firstly
share some of my thoughts if I record
a podcast, for example, yes, and if I record a video,
I share some visual aspects that I
like. I started sharing content that I
like in the Content of the Week section. So here it is. I don’t
look at it from the point of view of promotion, because,
well, I honestly don’t believe that you can somehow shoot there
and gain hundreds of thousands of views. That is,
you need to directly do something that, probably,
I don’t want to do - there are some collections of top 5 phrases there
and so on. It's not particularly interesting to me.
I'm interested in just talking about some topics, and I hope
you're interested in listening to it. Therefore, the podcast format
is somehow preferable or something. Well, at least there
are no negative comments, which for some reason
still hurt. Yes, in general, YouTube
is such a controversial platform for me so far. On the one
hand, I want to make video content, on the other
hand, well, I don’t want to somehow not get returns
(I want to get returns). Here. So let's see.
I'll try to record audio and see what
happens. Here. Well, in general, in general, that is,
again, five years have passed, and I'm still looking for a format, I
'm looking for what I like to do, what I don't like. That
is, it would seem that you can already ... You could build
some kind of system there and just cut - do - content,
but again, I try to approach this creatively, I try
to do what I want to do, yes, what alive,
what is interesting to me. And again, it does not always
beat there with some algorithms. Well, I don’t know, maybe when
I record the release of “Ten years of the project”, I
will tell the same thing. Well, in part there is no
problem in this, because I myself change and mine change
there ... My approach to work, to my project. By the way,
I wouldn't call my project a job. At all
I probably don't have a job. I'm just doing
a project. Yes, I am creative. Here. This is how I
like [speaking]. Well, of course, I am very glad
that this project allows me to have a lot of free
time. That is, I have time to
walk, travel, think, communicate, meet
people - this is very cool. I was very lucky that I
somehow got into this first language topic with the study
of languages ​​and then into content creation. Because now
I can, well, feel relatively free,
not be strongly obliged, strongly attached to some kind of
schedules. Although, yes, I always have this ... When I
listened to my old releases, I always had some kind of
plan that it was necessary
to make content there once a week or twice a week. Now I try
to just look for some inspiration, look for some
mood so that I have it, yes, [to] record
an episode, or record a video. And at the same time, I try to find
a balance between not being a perfectionist,
yes, that is, that I still do [something], even when
I'm not in some kind of super mood. Here.
I don’t know, somehow, maybe it sounds chaotic, but
my approach is more positive now to what I do.
That is, this is not an obligation (not mandatory, not compulsory),
this is not a job, it's just my desire to somehow tell
about Russia, about Russian culture, to share my thoughts
, to communicate with the world, to get in touch with the world.
Albeit at a distance, yes, for now, but it's cool.
I like doing it, and it fits into my
desires. Something like that. Now, about the podcast.
Podcast, like I said at the beginning, it's a slightly different
format. This is a format in which you directly whisper
in the ear of a person. That is, you think about how
he hears, yes, something. I recently started
posting video podcasts. There [in] the last two or
three years. It's not that much. I would like, yes, here is more of
such a personal format or something, when here I am
addressing my podcast listeners. Well, by the way,
you can actually make a video version after the fact,
that is, already when I recorded audio for those who listen,
and make [visual] there, add some picture or
some subtitles from above and publish on YouTube.
Maybe I'll try this format too. Because
when you immediately record a video, as I said,
it's a little different. Here. I also looked at
the statistics on podcasts. I have seven thousand (7,000) subscribers on Spotify
and two thousand (2,000) on iTunes. Here. I don’t know, in fact,
the statistics on podcasts don’t let me know anything
- like it’s a lot or a little. But in general, that's how many of you
listen to me. Well, it’s interesting, I would like
to go over the countries - which top countries
have been listening to me all the time, over these 5 years. Let's start
with YouTube, let's. No, let's start with the site. The number one country on the site
… Well, I cross out Russia, because
it is clear that many foreigners study,
live in Russia, listen from Russia. But it's just that YouTube
itself takes me into account, yes, when I do something there
(well, the site, including when I go), so, well, you can
not count Russia. After Russia, we will have the USA,
Italy, Poland, France, Germany, Great Britain,
Turkey, Brazil, Spain - Uzbekistan, by the way,
is also here - the Republic of Korea, Austria, Azerbaijan. Well,
here. In general, these countries are on the site, these are the top
[countries]. That is, plus or minus there are ten, yes, countries.
On YouTube, the statistics are as follows: the first country is Poland,
then the USA, then Kazakhstan (well, Kazakhstan can not be
counted, because there are a lot of Russian-speaking people there, they
listen to these videos as carriers, they watch these
videos that have flown like burned lots), Germany,
Italy, Great Britain, Turkey, France, Brazil,
Spain. Here. And on Spotify, by country,
there is approximately the same picture - now I will say: Poland,
USA, Germany, Turkey, Italy, Great Britain, France,
Brazil, Spain, Czech Republic, Canada, Austria and so on.
From this we can conclude that the top three countries
are Poland, USA and Italy. Here. For some reason it is. Don't know.
That is, everyone says that the Poles are Russophobes, but at the
same time, it is the Poles who teach Russian on my channel the most
. Here. Such, in general, is a paradox.
Yes, and I want to separately note [that] these are all numbers, it’s
all difficult to somehow feel there: well, forty thousand (40,000)
all difficult to somehow feel there: well, forty thousand (40,000)
subscribers, well, four million (4,000,000) like - it’s
intangible, it’s somehow difficult introduce. Therefore
, what is probably more significant is when
you write me some letters of thanks to me,
when you tag me on Instagram, when you
make selections of your favorite podcasts there and
Russian Progress turns out to be there. This, of course, is very
nice when, for example,
a person signs up for classes, we communicate with him, he says: “Artyom, I watched
your videos there, I liked this video, this video,”
that is, when I I see that there are real people
from different countries whom I somehow helped in learning
the Russian language. It's very cool, it's always very happy
. So if you have something to say about this
, if you want to thank me somehow, I
will be very pleased. Here. You can write
comments there on YouTube, or by mail there (<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_EMAIL_ADDRESS>),
well, or on Instagram (@russianprogress). Here. It will (always) be very
cool. And, of course, I would be very grateful if
you tell those who are starting to learn Russian, who are learning
Russian, that there is such a podcast and there is such a
Russian Progress channel. Everything, probably, yes, I have already
told, yes, regarding the project, regarding some
updates. Thanks to everyone who listens to the project, whom
it helps. I am very happy. Indeed, it's cool
that I can take part in some kind of creation, in
some good, yes, [so you can say] if you delve
into some kind of lyrics, philosophy, right? That is, that I am doing something that
is useful to other people - this is an opportunity to talk
about Russia, talk about Russian culture, give
people a tool (that is, language), help them improve the Russian
language, so that they will continue to look for some materials ,
found people, got acquainted, traveled around Russia,
to other countries where the Russian language is used.
Maybe I don't fully understand the scale of it all. Because
when you're just recording something in front of a microphone,
it's hard to understand that someone is really using
these materials. But perhaps this is still
the case. And... Yes, I'm just really glad that... That I'm
useful to you! So here it is. That's all I wanted to say
for today. Write comments, waiting for your feedback.
And have a nice day everyone! See you in new episodes. Bye everyone!
Title: Выпуск 100 — Проекту пять лет | Intermediate Russian podcast (sub)
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0:00 Начало
3:21 Проекту пять лет
5:37 Апдейт: погода
7:14 Апдейт: новое хобби
9:06 Путешествия vs шмотки
13:27 Апдейт: спорт
15:13 Плейлист «Русская душа»
15:04 Занятия (classes)
18:30 Основная часть
21:48 Статистика: Ютуб
27:14 Подкаст
28:17 Где меня слушают больше всего

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