The Most Popular Russian Games | Easy Russian 89

We're always playing football, and we're always playing football. You're walking past your family, remembering that nostalgia for childhood. You know, that's the kind of knife that I had in my childhood. Every kid took it with him when he went out for a walk. It was the 90s and we had to defend ourselves and arrange knife-killing. I'll show you, I'm drawing some figure, for example, a figure that looks like a man. There are conditions under which you must throw a knife in this circle. So, here's about such and other strange objects, for example, How are the rubber bands from the trousers, Cossacks and robbers, you can learn from our new So, let's find out what games people play. Remember, please, what games you played in childhood. We were playing football all the time, in hide-and-seek, in fights. I was in the yard when we were meeting, and I was just about to go to the bathroom. We were always playing hide and seek, the most basic games that children play in the yard. They're playing, hiding in the closet, trying to find, in the trap, in the Moscow police station. The Moscow secretaries are different from the non-Moscow ones. I'm going to knock on the door again, until they find you. You knocked on the door, and they didn't find you. I'm not going to be able to get to the door. And actually my favorite game was hide-and-seek, because I run fast. I don't know, and when I was being chased, everybody was chasing me. Here's a childhood game, when you go to the yard even, the yard you pass your mother, you remember this nostalgia When we were kids, we used to find sticks and imagine that they were weapons. We shared roles and we had real family values, traditions. family home, home grill, in a rubbery, pepsi, rubbery, so, rubbery, there was a time when I was a kid. The point of this game is that girls stand, pull the rubber bands from their pants, and jump through them. We gotta jump in the figures, step on the rubber and jump to get to the top. And Pepsi is when you throw a ball to a man and call him a funny name, you come up with a name for him. Life, and if you throw Pepsi, he can call his own whatever he wants. It's like a dog collar, one gal infects the others and they all run away. They put a huge, well-made brick on it, on a piece of wood and folded 12 sticks. The one who catches the most wins, the blind chicken. He closes his eyes, stands, thinks at a tree, and then looks at the people on the street. So, the standard pattern is that they divide into Cossacks, bandits and they catch each other, try to kill each other. You run, you draw a line, a man runs behind you, and you're in a hurry. I don't remember what it's called. And in the hole there's another ball to play, so you dig it up and throw the ball, and then you throw it away. There's something... secret we were still doing. There was another game, I don't know what it's called, but the point is that there's a need for it. It's a monopoly of sorts. I mean, I don't remember them, honestly. We played in the yard, we played football, we built houses, and some houses you built in the trees, on the trees. It was very, very cool to build in winter. Grandma gave us some cardboard boxes, and then we built whole houses. When we left, there was no snow, there was perpetual frost, and we arrived, and in third grade... We played in the city, we played hockey in the yard, on the court. When the net was up, they were playing football, playing volleyball, playing computer games, Rapunzel, Shrek. There's a girl, you can say, and there's a choice. She needs to pick out a style, you can choose hair color, makeup and so on. I'm not sure if I'm going to play this game, but I'm pretty sure it's the only game I've ever played on my computer. I can't remember what it's called, but it's a very old one. I'm not sure if it's a computer or something. Actually, for me the main secret is the secret of my own figure, for which I am But in general, such intellectual games are very helpful to maintain the mind and develop. Among other things, not less interesting, fun and educational games suggest my colleagues from Easy Russian, which will make for you special exercises. What games are popular with modern children? I'm not a computer player, but I'm a computer player. I've never tried it, I've tried Call of Duty myself, of course, it's all computer games. Roblox, Minecraft, the most popular games, Counter-Strike. I'm not really a robot, but I'm a girl, and I'm not a girl. Roblox, Brawl Stars, Tic-Tac, also play. And the kids, I think, stopped playing games like that on the street. You can give them a tablet, and let them do something themselves, not occupy parents, let themselves I think that's the problem, but the game is the same. It's like the same thing, only when you lose someone, they become the same thing. And what are they playing right now? They mostly just sit on benches and get lost, I'll say that. I'm on a bike, a scooter, a motorcycle, but I'm not going anywhere. I have horses too. before there were very many. well, before. now one is practically nothing like that. I'm not on the street anymore, not in the yard with the kids anymore, but I'm not in the office anymore. I'm probably playing GTA 5, Need for Speed and Minecraft. I'm not sure if you're aware of the fact that the two of you are in a relationship. Well, GTA 5, FIFA, which is mobile, FK 24 and on the console. I played a lot of games. Well, let's go Uno. Okay. The cards are different there. Monopoly. Well, I'm still playing crocodile, a crocodile who can guess the life, guess the life, like show and let. I'm not sure if you're going to be able to tell me, but I'm not sure if you're going to be able to tell me. I don't play computer games. It's a kind of social activity, but it's also a kind of knowledge. Yes, socialization, well, it develops imagination and additional skills. Even if you have the same skills, speed, dexterity, it's all useful. Let them communicate with each other, negotiate. Well, by the way, computer games can help in the development of English, Because many are written in English, and not translated into Russian, and have to Yeah, these are the kids I've been with, we kind of got to be able to communicate with each other. I'm still trying to communicate with someone, my husband went to the garden with me. I'm not going to play with you, but I'm going to play with you. Maybe computers are developing something too, but it's unlikely. The games are better, or the board games, or they're there to communicate with each other. I mean, they're communicating too, but this is such a stupid game going on. Well, we think adults are useless, that they think, so to speak, that there's something they're missing. I don't see anything that would be a problem, so I'm going to use the computer to see if I can't get it to work. For small children, let's say, it develops fine motor skills, thinking. Well, speaking of very young children, some games develop fine motor skills. You can play with friends, you can create secret rooms in some games. Through games we can learn things we didn't know. I mean, well, if there's some kind of innovation that we don't know about, we can learn about it. It's happened, roughly speaking, technology, we learned about it. Why is it important to play games? Communication is developed between children. They learn to communicate and talk with each other. I'm from another game school where contra, dota and all that stuff. That's when they really prepare the child for humiliation and so on. I don't care if you play a game or a classmate calls you names. The children are becoming better, probably, to their other allies. This year we're celebrating the day of protection of children, some of us are children for life, like me. Some become adults and serious, but I'm absolutely convinced that playing games is good for everyone. And what games do you like or liked to play in childhood? Write us in the comments. We very much appreciate your feedback. Also become our paid subscriber and support us. See you at the games, see you again.