#41 Russian verbs: говорить, поговорить, сказать... Speak, talk, say...
Let's start studying Russian verbs - the way they change their forms in different tenses and some prculiarities they have in meaning and in using. Today we'll take a look at "говорить", and the way it is different from other similar verbs.
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