When to use МОЙ, МОЯ, МОЁ, МОИ in RUSSIAN? Russian for beginners.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2022
- Hello! If you are learning Russian, this video will be useful for you. In this video I will tell you when to use the Russian words МОЙ, МОЯ, МОЁ, МОИ. Everyone knows that MY is translated into Russian as МОЙ, МОЯ, МОЁ, МОИ. What is the difference between them, and when to use, I will tell in this video. Happy viewing. Thanks!
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Currently learning Russian. This video was very helpful. Спасибо!
I am an English language teacher who is learning Russian. Found this video very well made in terms of clarity and simplicity - it'll definitely help any Russian learner.
Спасибо Вам Огромное 🙏😊
You’re welcome!😉
Sir your video is highly informative, highly recommended to everyone who is a beginner. I wholeheartedly thank you for your perfect explanation. I have been learning Russian Language since 2 years through many TH-cam channels, but I never came across anyone explaining such fundamental basics like the way you explained in this Video 😊👍🙏 God Bless You !!!!!
You're welcome and thank you!
This is the best explanation I’ve gotten so far. First time I truly understood it. Спасибо Дима!
I appreciates that he gives a lot of examples.those examples are useful as well.
You explain better, I recently started learn Russian just for fun and I was confused about that. Спасибо Дима!
Excellent . Easy and fun to learn with you.
Subbed!!!
I'll learn with your channel for sure 🤍
Почему так мало лайков?? Молодец продолжай в том же духе🤍
Ok
Thank you so much for the video, it is greatly appreciated!
Thank you i loved your video lesson and your English is one of the best. A minor thjng your text at 2:0] mins says these are my apples' when it should say 'books'...❤
Привет, Дима (From Belarus) и спасибо за видео! I subscribed to your channel 👍
I am still a beginner learning Russian in my free time in the United States.
I had a funny idea to want to try to give you the correct way to pronounce some words that I noticed you had trouble with:
"neuter" sounds like "неутер"
"museum" sounds like "меузйем"
If anything, I had fun practicing using the Cyrillic alphabet to approximate a pronunciation for you and hopefully it helps! XD
Пока!
oh, thank you!
Спасибо большое!
Well done video Dima. This is definitely a lesson that I will need to watch a few times. Thank you.
Спасибо Дима, это хорошее обьяснение !
Привет Дима,(from America) я хотел сказать спасибо за публикацию этих видео. Я из русской семьи и всех людей, которые на нем говорили, уже нет с нами, и я сам учу язык, чтобы передать знания остальным членам моей семьи, а видео, которые вы выкладываете, помогают мне их выучить😁
thanks, your videos are helping me a lot!!
Though I don’t learn Russian this is interesting.
Thanks again. In response to your questions, (eu) in neuter is pronounced like Russian (у), and we usually pronounce museum slightly similar to мю-зи-ем
Thanks!
Im student learning Russian in sch in Kenya. Ive struggle with the this plural genders rule's. Its been hell
There's a mitake at 2:02 ... English subtitle is "my books" but Russian subtitle "мои яблоки" (my apples) 🧐
sorry for this mistake
@@friendlydima1111no problem. It's okay 😊
Thank You for the useful videos
Благодарю вас за этот видео Дима !, правальный отличный
я был изучал русский язык на 1 года
У меня есть вопроса
Почему иногда мы используем "мое" , как в "где мое полотенце ?" и нет "моё" ?
что здесь грамматика ?
P.S. извините для плохая грамматика
It's a good question. I'll record video about it. Waint for my video!
Средний род, полотенце - моё