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Learn Russian: Easy Blini Cooking Vlog 🥞 | Beginner Listening Practice A1–A2+ (Day 37)

Learn Russian with this A1–A2+ cooking vlog! Today is Day 37 of the Easy Russian Listening Practice Challenge, and we’re making blini — Russian pancakes. This is a step-by-step cooking video recorded in slow, clear, but natural Russian, perfect for beginners who want comprehensible input and real vocabulary in context. In this cooking vlog, I show every step of making pancakes and explain the main secret of perfect Russian blini (but I’m not giving exact measurements — watch the video to find out why 😉). You’ll hear real Russian kitchen vocabulary, actions, tools, and natural everyday speech adapted for A1–A2+, while still useful for intermediate learners because everything is shown visually and used in context. You’ll also meet my co-host Fixik the cat, who makes a special appearance and sends greetings 😸. In this video you’ll get: • slow, clear, beginner-friendly Russian • comprehensible input through real cooking • natural speech adapted for A1–A2+ learners • lots of real-life vocabulary in context (kitchen tools, actions, cooking steps) • fun moments, filming challenges, mini story deviations, and a Russian proverb • a final result: fresh Russian pancakes + how people usually eat them 🍯🥞 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 🍽️ Intro, in this video 0:29 🥛 Ingredients 1:10 🤫 The main secret of Russian pancakes 1:30 🥣 Making the batter 3:50 😺 Fixik says hello 4:12 👩‍🍳 Cooking continues 10:36 👋 Greeting a subscriber 11:04 🥞 Cooking continues 11:55 🎥 Filming difficulties in cooking vlogs 12:14 🔥 Preparing to fry the pancakes 13:16 🗣️ Russian proverb + first pancake 15:08 💬 A small storytelling deviation 15:22 🍳 Frying continues 16:18 🕳️ Holes in Russian pancakes 16:36 😂 A fail 17:15 🍴 More frying 18:00 🎶 What I sing while cooking 18:13 📢 Good news 18:30 🥘 Why the pan matters 19:58 👌 Final result + tasting 20:27 🍯 What Russians eat blinis with 21:03 👋 Farewell ✨ Enjoy learning Russian while cooking real food! ✨ 📺 On my channel, I teach Russian through context-rich content, not rules or drills. You’ll find a variety of engaging formats like Russian vlogs, Russian jokes, Russian games, Russian podcasts, and Russian stories, all created to help you absorb real Russian language and improve your Russian understanding. 📚 Check the Playlists: Find videos by level and format in the Playlist section!    / @sveta_randomrussian   🏠 Explore the Home Tab: Videos are organized by difficulty level to help you find the right content for your current stage.    / @sveta_randomrussian   🔔 Subscribe to keep learning Russian through engaging, real-life content and comprehensible input! 👍 Like, 💬 Comment, and 📢 Share to support the channel! 💖 Want to help directly? Support me on Boosty: https://boosty.to/randomrussian or with a crypto donation BSC / BEP-20 0xa0c587db677b87A5e5fd829fcA41512EA4bd3da6 TRX TDrkmTKXyDWTEorQMv9JiNFShX9fUMKzuT BTC bc1qhuk06lqvkd5ah9ux5d0k7f9mqf4hxud0czatj0 📄 More info here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... 👩‍🏫Lessons with me (Conversation / Comprehensible Input / Crosstalk RU - EN/ES/IT/DE/ML) email at [email protected] / rates here https://boosty.to/randomrussian #EasyRussian #RussianForBeginners #LearnRussian #RussianListening #RussianLanguage #BeginnerRussian #SlowRussian #RussianPractice