Thread: Scientific and Mathematical podcasts

Can I ask you, why are you think that Russians scientific sources contains a bit more information than English?

In Russia all scientists know that information from English articles is more actual in most cases (naturally, there are some exceptions).

But if you want to search a mathematical, physical and other lessons in Russian then you can try to enter words such as 'наука' (science), 'математика' (mathematics) and 'уроки', 'лекции' (lessons, lectures) in YouTube or Google (you can try to use a translator to get more tag-words).

Originally Posted by Exciter

In Russia all scientists know that information from English articles is more actual up-to-date in most cases (naturally, there are some exceptions).

Your English is really better than you think it is -- however, the incorrect use of "actual" needed correction.

In English, "actual" means соответсующий фактам or действительный, so the meaning is different from актуальный.

Translations for актуальный would include "current", "timely", and "up-to-date".

Originally Posted by Throbert McGee

Your English is really better than you think it is...

Thank you so much.

But in fact I have never studied English with a teacher. And I have no speaking practice.

Originally Posted by Exciter

why are you think that Russians scientific sources contains

Read it carefully and I am sure you will find some annoying mistakes. I make them all the time myself, from lack of attention.

Originally Posted by E-learner

Read it carefully and I am sure you will find some annoying mistakes. I make them all the time myself, from lack of attention.

I'm not sure, but `why do you think that the Russian scientific sources' is more correct?

NemoReally

You can try ScienceBlog.Ru - научный блог » Подкасты

Originally Posted by Exciter

I'm not sure, but is `why do you think that the Russian scientific sources' more correct?

Yes, also "sources contain".