Daria is natural-born teacher. She knows that there is a learning curve, she doesn't arrogantly assume that the material is "obvious", or "self-evident", or "just common sense". She knows that the student must be made familiar with new concepts (and supporting concepts). And she has a great ability for communication (so that it doesn't feel like she is towering over you, looking down on you).
2:35 "In Russian, the word order can be very flexible." In the rest of the world, people take damage by falling off roofs, but in Russia, roofs take damage by falling off people. In other places, people get struck by lightning bolts, in Russia, lightning bolts get struck by people.
If lightning bolts get struck by people, you have more to worry about than the order your words come in. Namely, that somewhere along the line, your people acquired the Chuck Norris Gene.
In my native language we have no cases like this that distinguishes what does what to what, but in daily speech the word order gets thrown around like clothes in a washing machine. It's just figured out by context. So in my country, chicken eat people.
Man...I'm such an idiot. I've studied Russian off and on for years (even did all 90 lessons of Pimsleur Russian twice but I'm still pretty much a high level beginner). So of course I know about cases and all that and even though I've made my own little jokes based on that old Russian meme, it never occurred to me that the meme is probably a play on the flexibility of Russian word order itself. Doh!
I freaking gave her an applause when she explained how it is important that cases exist. That explanation was super understandable and makes me like speechless. an awesome teacher. im so lucky to have you.
Daria is the best teacher of the Russian language on TH-cam! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your lessons! I am a proud monthly supporter of you on Patreon and will definitely take advantage of your Black Friday sale! Thank you!
Daria, on my behalf, and on behalf of every learner here, I wanna say, thank you so very much for your efforts, you are doing a very great and a very well-organized job. You are giving us a very unique way for learning! I just wonder why those who disliked the video , did dislike it! : Just be patient with us on cases, things are getting harder now. :)
They must've accidentally clicked the wrong button, because they were simply to excited to give a thumbs up! There's simply no other logical explanation for it. 😁
I am three years late finding your Lessons, Daria but enjoying them all the more immensely. Even with my partial hearing loss you instruct very precisely and I can understand clearly. Thanks for being patient and funny with your Whiteboard Adventures.
я просто хотел вам благодарить потому что я очень много изучал по поводу русский язык от вас и это очень полезно мне. я свясь с вами из шри ланки и сеичас я учусь в университете РУДН в москве. Я рад сказать что я уже закочил первыи семестер и почти все предметы которые у меня было я умел получил 5 благодаря моим преподавотелям включено вы тоже спасибо!
She is the best teacher on TH-cam. I could have probably made it this far with other content, but I wonder if I’d have the grasp on what I’ve learned so far that I do. This is basically like sitting in a classroom. It’s bleeding into my life, I was watching a movie where a guy said yes my son in Russian. For the first time in my life(I mean to say without expecting to.), I organically heard the words of another language as clearly as if I heard them said in English. It was a simple phrase but so beautiful to experience, thanks for this series!!!
I have been learning Russian in Pakistan from my Russian teachers but they never explain as good as this youtube video. Thank you Miss for making Russian easy for us. спасибо болшое )))
You nailed it Daria. This is where I got super overwhelmed on my own and stopped learning out of sheer frustration. I am looking forward to learning cases the RIGHT way through you.
what an introduction to cases! I always had that question in my mind, why do we need all those cases? now I have the idea. Thank you so much teacher Daria!
Привет, Дарья! 👋🙂 Я хотел сказать, что я благодарю тебя, что делаешь такое хорошие уроки. Мне нравиться смотреть твои канал. Я Поляк, я изучаю русский, один, чуть больше 4 месяцев. Я не понимаю почти ничего на английском, но твое уроки мне очень помогают. 😊👍
A brutal fact- From Lesson 1 to further lessons, there are less and less people following next lessons. Daria, you motivate beautifully. You are doing more than enough. Prayers for you and your kid n fam
Manuel Telles Alcocer,,,,,Desde Peru,,,Sud America...Para agradecer publicamente a esta Gentil y bella dama quien de manera tan profesional nos ayuda a entender y aprender la bella lengua Rusa ...ademas,,en mi caso y seguro no estoy solo,,a practicar el idioma Ingles ,,,,,,,,,Hace algunos meses navego en You Tube y puedo garantizar que es posible aprender el idioma Ruso a traves de este medio..pues estuve en Rusia y no tuve ningun problema para desenvolverme....Hay muchos profesores Rusos muy capaces y Daria destaca nitidamente por su capacidad de entender la sicologia del estudiante......Thanks a lot.
Another amazing lesson. What a simple yet brilliant way to introduce cases. And thank for waiting so long to do so. Your advice to master the previous stuff first is gold. Somehow knowing you take us by the hand to discover this scary topic one step at a time, makes me not fear this. Better, looking forward now! )))
Very helpful lesson. I can vouch for what you said concerning trying to learn cases from tables. I spent a lot of time trying to memorize German case endings, and they were driving me nuts. There's really no easy way to do that. (And German has only 4 cases). But once I decided to just listen to German conversations and not worry too much about which case goes where, I began to start acquiring the language more naturally. I still don't speak German fluently, but I'm certainly progressing faster and more efficiently now. Thank you for these great lessons. You're a great teacher, and I'm excited about being able to learn Russian with you. Learning Russian is something I always wanted to do.
Дарья вас так интересно слушаться, не смотря на то, что русский - мой родной язык! Первый раз когда услышала вашу речь на английском, подумала что вы native speaker))) Могли бы вы рассказать о том, как вы изучали язык, как работали над произношением😃
@@arpitsrivstva its an agglutinative language and it might be very hard for someone who speak a european language as mother tongue and i dont think knowing russian would make a diffirence about it because those 2 language are coming from completely diffirent language families
@@enesozdemir6607 actually there are lots of common words maybe it'd be helpful and once he learns Russian and understands the logic behind cases, it may also help him learn Turkish. Actually, if he manages to learn Russian, learning Turkish is way more easier so he can do it :D
I cannot express enough how much I appreciate your videos! They have helped me so much, because in trying to learn languages, I always get stuck somewhere where it's just not sinking in anymore and I pause- this time I am determined to finish learning- which is, I know, a Lifetime commitment. But I love this language more than all the others I have studied. It's beautiful, it's a challenge to pronounce with accuracy, and it has all the phonetic sounds I love! The ж, х, ть, р ❤️ and I love your good humor. You make it fun! I'll be going over these more than once to get it slowly 😃
Привет Dar'ya, I will resume my studies of the russian language and have just binge-watched your channel for some повторение. Thank you for the content. Hugs from Brazil =D
Finally, I got it. Your explanation about the case endings landed at last. The fog about the topic cleared. Thank you so much. I really like and enjoy your lessons (and little drawings ;-)).
Darya be like: Russian cases are scary! And difficult! But it’ll be okay, I’ll help you through it step by step Me, who has had Ancient Greek for 2 years and Latin for 6: I think I’ll be fine. Gimme the tables. Also, much thanks Darya, you’re a lovely teacher. There’s not many on youtube who take on a more ‘slow’ approach. And while I personally don’t mind quick paced for I have language experience and knowledge already in languages similar (german, greek, latin) it’s easy for me. But many others need a bit more explanation and examples, as well as a calmer style of teaching. So it’s great to see someone offer it on youtube. I’m just sticking around because you’re fun to watch :) (I also found your channel like… 3 years ago. But I didn’t have much time to study russian. My highschool was… insanely busy. But I have time now and have been on a two week streak, so now, in my lil break before finals / in summer break I’ll go study Russian and bother my Russian friends with a butchered pronunciation because im too shy to speak outloud XD)
Russians dont say "ever" after assertion. But u can say: Лучший учитель когда-либо увиденных мною. or Этот учитель лучше всех. or Лучший из всех учителей.
Thank you Daria for those great lessons! I have never thought that I could learn Russian like that, but it works very well (maybe because I'm from Austria) Also! : Liebe Grüße von Österreich und bleib bei deinem unglaublich tollem TH-cam Kanal!
Thank you Teacher Daria..🙏 Still I can't speak Russian but now I can teach my students in English accept Hindi language fluently 😅. Really i appreciate your efforts. You have taught me how should I teach in English medium school.
These lessons are just the iceburg ....!!! If you go to her website and check it out you will ENJOY the most ....YOU NEED TO GO TO HER WEBSITE AND PODCAST IS AMAAAZZZZZIIIINNNNGGGG.... TEACHER DARIA : THANK YOUUUU
Спасибо большое Тебе за уроки, дорогая Дарья :) Я изучала русский язык давным-давно.. Но не использовала, и много забыла. Я с удовольствием вижу твои видео о настоящей России, я люблю вашу культуру, язык и людей :) Спасибо за помощь!!!
Hello .. hello Daria .. Thank you for your lessons, they're greatly helpful.. In Arabic we also have cases in order to understand the language especially the formal one..but we don't use letter ending ..but they're called diacritical marks.
Most of the cases are quite familiar to me. In Greek, we have 4 cases: Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, Vocative. Dative exists in Ancient Greek only. By the way, I loved your video on children's books - ПРО МАШУ И МАННУЮ. I didn't understand every single word, but I got the gist! I also appreciate your slow Russian videos!
Don't worry, you have just to use them, not to be able to know the names of the cases in Russian...as Daria tells: use real sentences as examples. The clarity of the construction of sentences is superb (as in Latin...)
Wait,if I'm from Croatia I will definitely start learning them all because I know how and when to use each case,am I right? And I'll also learn as Russians do because Croats learn in the same order Nominativ,genitiv,dativ and so on. Great advantage to speak one Slavic language,yet it made my Russian learning a lot easier. Greetings from Croatia Daria❤
Привет Дарья. I hope you had a great vacation! You work so hard to help us all with our Russian! So it's good for you to be able to take some time out to chill out (no pun intended) with you family in Omsk. Спасибо for the new lesson! I'm a long way off before I reach that level but I will get there eventually. ☺
The best way to describe cases to a speaker of a tongue that doesn't have cases, would be to say thqt the nouns change form in accordance with the their function in the sentance. Actually many languages have them. In Serbian we have 7 cases, the Russian ones +vocative, when you are calling someone, to me it would be "Miloše", to others: Aleksandre, Marija, Majo,...
I should have seen this video from my very first day of learning russian.. anyways after a lot of confusion around the different endings, now it starts to make sense!
It might sound strange, but I try to Romanize/Latinize the words I hear you teach. I use google translate to try to figure out how it sounds and match it up with the English/Roman/Latin alphabet. Writing it out like that helps me learn how to pronounce the words.
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Daria is natural-born teacher. She knows that there is a learning curve, she doesn't arrogantly assume that the material is "obvious", or "self-evident", or "just common sense". She knows that the student must be made familiar with new concepts (and supporting concepts). And she has a great ability for communication (so that it doesn't feel like she is towering over you, looking down on you).
thank you so much for these words:)
With humour and self-deprecation! Very watchable.
Couldnt agree more !
Yep Daria is truly a queen
Truely.. Daria is a natural-born teacher.. one of the best teachers came across in life !!
Lovely introduction to this monster topic. Guys stick with Daria she is the best teacher here. 👍👍👍
thank you, dear Simon:)
Yes finaly somone explained it to me so I understand it and she is the teacher I dont pay money for..
@@thomasrosy-korelskii1325 you don't have to pay, but if you want to support her you could. ;) I can recommend the paid pronunciation course.
this monster will be your 5th dimension some day if youll understand the possibilities when CHANGing the words order.
2:35
"In Russian, the word order can be very flexible." In the rest of the world, people take damage by falling off roofs, but in Russia, roofs take damage by falling off people. In other places, people get struck by lightning bolts, in Russia, lightning bolts get struck by people.
It must be how the "In Soviet Russia" meme started.
That is why case system is used -- to avoid misunderstanding.
If lightning bolts get struck by people, you have more to worry about than the order your words come in. Namely, that somewhere along the line, your people acquired the Chuck Norris Gene.
In my native language we have no cases like this that distinguishes what does what to what, but in daily speech the word order gets thrown around like clothes in a washing machine. It's just figured out by context.
So in my country, chicken eat people.
Man...I'm such an idiot. I've studied Russian off and on for years (even did all 90 lessons of Pimsleur Russian twice but I'm still pretty much a high level beginner). So of course I know about cases and all that and even though I've made my own little jokes based on that old Russian meme, it never occurred to me that the meme is probably a play on the flexibility of Russian word order itself. Doh!
I freaking gave her an applause when she explained how it is important that cases exist. That explanation was super understandable and makes me like speechless. an awesome teacher. im so lucky to have you.
Классно смотреть, когда знаешь русский😊
Понимаю))
learning russian is one of the most fun things i do. you're such an amazing teacher. with you russian seems so easy
Daria is the best teacher of the Russian language on TH-cam! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your lessons! I am a proud monthly supporter of you on Patreon and will definitely take advantage of your Black Friday sale! Thank you!
большое спасибо:)
Daria, Du bist eine vorzügliche Lehrerin. Danke vielmals!
Daria, on my behalf, and on behalf of every learner here, I wanna say, thank you so very much for your efforts, you are doing a very great and a very well-organized job. You are giving us a very unique way for learning! I just wonder why those who disliked the video , did dislike it! : Just be patient with us on cases, things are getting harder now. :)
thank you :) I'll be gentle XD
They must've accidentally clicked the wrong button, because they were simply to excited to give a thumbs up! There's simply no other logical explanation for it. 😁
Love your courses, you have a great personality that really shines the whole suffering of learning Russian 😄
I am three years late finding your Lessons, Daria but enjoying them all the more immensely.
Even with my partial hearing loss you instruct very precisely and I can understand clearly. Thanks for being patient and funny with your Whiteboard Adventures.
я просто хотел вам благодарить потому что я очень много изучал по поводу русский язык от вас и это очень полезно мне.
я свясь с вами из шри ланки и сеичас я учусь в университете РУДН в москве. Я рад сказать что я уже закочил первыи семестер и почти все предметы которые у меня было я умел получил 5 благодаря моим преподавотелям включено вы тоже
спасибо!
You are a great excellent teacher. I owe you most part of my knowledge in russian, seriously
Just like Winter, cases have come! Thank you, Daria.
She is the best teacher on TH-cam. I could have probably made it this far with other content, but I wonder if I’d have the grasp on what I’ve learned so far that I do. This is basically like sitting in a classroom. It’s bleeding into my life, I was watching a movie where a guy said yes my son in Russian. For the first time in my life(I mean to say without expecting to.), I organically heard the words of another language as clearly as if I heard them said in English. It was a simple phrase but so beautiful to experience, thanks for this series!!!
4:25 The way you said "plankton" with a russian accent is really hilarious 😂 спасибо!
Angry birds
For sure
I have been learning Russian in Pakistan from my Russian teachers but they never explain as good as this youtube video. Thank you Miss for making Russian easy for us. спасибо болшое )))
You nailed it Daria. This is where I got super overwhelmed on my own and stopped learning out of sheer frustration. I am looking forward to learning cases the RIGHT way through you.
Я с вами учу русский и английский и поэтому я очень очень благодарю вас 😇
Lisset Petrocelli what is your native language?
@@topher2048 Spanish :)
@@Lisset9418 De dónde eres?
@@Lisset9418 funny, I learn English and at the moment I try to learn some Spanish, it's a very beautiful language😉
@@AANNDDYY, lo lograrás! 😊
Clear and understandable. Thank you for the lesson, I look forward to more videos like this.
This is by far the most important video for anyone learning russian grammar. And it is even better because it is explained simply. Thanks you, спасибо
what an introduction to cases! I always had that question in my mind, why do we need all those cases? now I have the idea. Thank you so much teacher Daria!
Привет, Дарья! 👋🙂 Я хотел сказать, что я благодарю тебя, что делаешь такое хорошие уроки. Мне нравиться смотреть твои канал. Я Поляк, я изучаю русский, один, чуть больше 4 месяцев. Я не понимаю почти ничего на английском, но твое уроки мне очень помогают. 😊👍
спасибо:)
Орёл из Польши, но ты хорошо говоришь по-русский
@@fox_p1ay292 Я рад этим приятным словам. 😄 Спасибо большое. 😊
@@FanatycznyLechita та он пиздит)Он даже пишет без ошибок
@@Nvlsstrrn я на телефоне на английском тоже пишу без ошибок...
Спасибо гугл-клавиатуре :)
Amo il tuo modo di spiegare le cose, con te riesco a capire bene il perché della grammatica e della pronuncia. Complimenti.
you are seriously one of the best teachers! ♡ спасибо))
I've watched many videos about Russian language and yours are my absolute favorite. You're a great teacher! thank you for this course :)
Thank you for doing this Daria you are very fun to learn with! And talented. Actually you are really funny when you draw.
thank you :D
Мой родной русский, но Вы так заворожили, что уже второй день смотрю Ваши видео😁
Useful teaching with very good pronunciation
I love Russian and this channel really helps me
Здравствуйте! Ваш урок очень интересный, а также очень полезный для каждого из нас. Спасибо!
сразу видно - иностранец
Excellent teaching style ............ thank you Daria
What a relief 😌 I have now started understanding cases 🙌
Thank You Daria for adding these great lessons
When she talked about the origin of the cases, I thought to myself: "SHE'S REALLY GOOD".
@@agent8698 well she is a proffessional teacher in Russia and giving us free lessons to help us learn is amazing )
@@agent8698 I agree she is amazing )
спасибо :D
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thank you Daria, you are doing gods work)
Thanks daria,why on earth you're such a pro and respectful teacher?
A brutal fact- From Lesson 1 to further lessons, there are less and less people following next lessons. Daria, you motivate beautifully. You are doing more than enough. Prayers for you and your kid n fam
Manuel Telles Alcocer,,,,,Desde Peru,,,Sud America...Para agradecer publicamente a esta Gentil y bella dama quien de manera tan profesional nos ayuda a entender y aprender la bella lengua Rusa ...ademas,,en mi caso y seguro no estoy solo,,a practicar el idioma Ingles ,,,,,,,,,Hace algunos meses navego en You Tube y puedo garantizar que es posible aprender el idioma Ruso a traves de este medio..pues estuve en Rusia y no tuve ningun problema para desenvolverme....Hay muchos profesores Rusos muy capaces y Daria destaca nitidamente por su capacidad de entender la sicologia del estudiante......Thanks a lot.
Another amazing lesson. What a simple yet brilliant way to introduce cases. And thank for waiting so long to do so. Your advice to master the previous stuff first is gold. Somehow knowing you take us by the hand to discover this scary topic one step at a time, makes me not fear this. Better, looking forward now! )))
Болъшое спасибо, Даръя.
The correct way to say that is: Больше спасибо Дарья.
Very helpful lesson. I can vouch for what you said concerning trying to learn cases from tables. I spent a lot of time trying to memorize German case endings, and they were driving me nuts. There's really no easy way to do that. (And German has only 4 cases). But once I decided to just listen to German conversations and not worry too much about which case goes where, I began to start acquiring the language more naturally. I still don't speak German fluently, but I'm certainly progressing faster and more efficiently now.
Thank you for these great lessons. You're a great teacher, and I'm excited about being able to learn Russian with you. Learning Russian is something I always wanted to do.
Дарья вас так интересно слушаться, не смотря на то, что русский - мой родной язык!
Первый раз когда услышала вашу речь на английском, подумала что вы native speaker)))
Могли бы вы рассказать о том, как вы изучали язык, как работали над произношением😃
на самом деле русский акцент очень слышен)
lucky me, my mother tongue of turkish has the cases already, i can understand the logic behind easily
Ogreniyor musun hala rusca?
is turkish similar to russian and easy if i do it after this language?
@@arpitsrivstva some parts are similar but the fundamental part of those 2 language is completely diffirent like the pronounciation and the grammer
@@arpitsrivstva its an agglutinative language and it might be very hard for someone who speak a european language as mother tongue and i dont think knowing russian would make a diffirence about it because those 2 language are coming from completely diffirent language families
@@enesozdemir6607 actually there are lots of common words maybe it'd be helpful and once he learns Russian and understands the logic behind cases, it may also help him learn Turkish. Actually, if he manages to learn Russian, learning Turkish is way more easier so he can do it :D
I cannot express enough how much I appreciate your videos! They have helped me so much, because in trying to learn languages, I always get stuck somewhere where it's just not sinking in anymore and I pause- this time I am determined to finish learning- which is, I know, a Lifetime commitment. But I love this language more than all the others I have studied. It's beautiful, it's a challenge to pronounce with accuracy, and it has all the phonetic sounds I love! The ж, х, ть, р ❤️ and I love your good humor. You make it fun! I'll be going over these more than once to get it slowly 😃
Большое спасибо мадам 🌹🌷🌺
Thank u so much Daria.
Привет Dar'ya,
I will resume my studies of the russian language and have just binge-watched your channel for some повторение.
Thank you for the content.
Hugs from Brazil =D
i never understood what the sense of it is and finally because of you i understand it
wow , wow .спасибо большое Дарья! 👏
Finally, I got it. Your explanation about the case endings landed at last. The fog about the topic cleared. Thank you so much. I really like and enjoy your lessons (and little drawings ;-)).
Your Pronunciation Of English Is Good as compare to the other Russians Nice Keep It Up 👍🏽
I want to thank you so much fot your lessons! In my russian grades i went from constant 6's to 8's!!! I cant thank you enough!
Darya be like: Russian cases are scary! And difficult! But it’ll be okay, I’ll help you through it step by step
Me, who has had Ancient Greek for 2 years and Latin for 6: I think I’ll be fine. Gimme the tables.
Also, much thanks Darya, you’re a lovely teacher. There’s not many on youtube who take on a more ‘slow’ approach. And while I personally don’t mind quick paced for I have language experience and knowledge already in languages similar (german, greek, latin) it’s easy for me. But many others need a bit more explanation and examples, as well as a calmer style of teaching. So it’s great to see someone offer it on youtube. I’m just sticking around because you’re fun to watch :)
(I also found your channel like… 3 years ago. But I didn’t have much time to study russian. My highschool was… insanely busy. But I have time now and have been on a two week streak, so now, in my lil break before finals / in summer break I’ll go study Russian and bother my Russian friends with a butchered pronunciation because im too shy to speak outloud XD)
great explanation. in Croatia we have 7 cases. from my experience you learn best by experience...in this case by speaking and using them.
лучший учитель когда-либо
Russians dont say "ever" after assertion. But u can say: Лучший учитель когда-либо увиденных мною. or Этот учитель лучше всех. or Лучший из всех учителей.
@@bersex4466 ох как жы это трудно
@@huserman2033 мне самому нравится употребление слова ever, это удобно, но к сожалению в русском языке это звучит нелепо.
@@bersex4466 ну да согласен некоторые английские слова вовсе нету на русском
Thank you very much Spasibo
I got to watch 7 minutes of the premiere then I came back to finish. Thank you for another great lesson!
You are a great techer ever ♥️♥️♥️☺️☺️
@@muhdkaif1802 Hey! Do you know English? If you know, let's we will learn together. You will teach me English, and i will teach you Russian.
Thank you Daria for those great lessons! I have never thought that I could learn Russian like that, but it works very well (maybe because I'm from Austria)
Also! : Liebe Grüße von Österreich und bleib bei deinem unglaublich tollem TH-cam Kanal!
let me talk to you in Russian already how 4 years have passed show me what you have learned
Thank you Teacher Daria..🙏
Still I can't speak Russian but now I can teach my students in English accept Hindi language fluently 😅.
Really i appreciate your efforts.
You have taught me how should I teach in English medium school.
I really enjoy your lessons Daria, even though Russian language is not easy... you are a good teacher.
thank you very much dear Daria
I am here from lesson 1 very lucky to find you ❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩😀😀❤️❤️and i will be your student forever ❤️😀
ITS 11:06 WHERE I AM an IM still learning! Tanks for teaching! Have a nice day or night
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Omg, thank you! спасибо! you've helped me a lot.
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Saludos Daria Привет, desde Mexico, All the lesson are fantastic! 😀
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Excellent explanation, my dear.
This is wonderful! It helps so much! In ancient Hebrew the subject of a sentence is marked by эт preceding the word but in Hebrew letters, of course.
actually the object is marked with it
Спасибо большое Тебе за уроки, дорогая Дарья :) Я изучала русский язык давным-давно..
Но не использовала, и много забыла. Я с удовольствием вижу твои видео о настоящей России, я люблю вашу культуру, язык и людей :) Спасибо за помощь!!!
спасибо вам:)
Hello .. hello Daria .. Thank you for your lessons, they're greatly helpful.. In Arabic we also have cases in order to understand the language especially the formal one..but we don't use letter ending ..but they're called diacritical marks.
An interesting conceptual lesson. Can’t wait for the next lesson on declensions. I’ve heard of them, but it will be an entirely new concept for me.
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Отлично Дарья! Я больше понимаю😀
Most of the cases are quite familiar to me. In Greek, we have 4 cases: Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, Vocative. Dative exists in Ancient Greek only. By the way, I loved your video on children's books - ПРО МАШУ И МАННУЮ. I didn't understand every single word, but I got the gist! I also appreciate your slow Russian videos!
hellow daria, nice to see you again. lets go
Excelente video, aprendo mucho contigo.
You're an amazing teacher
Thank you teacher
Thank you so much!! This video helped me a lot!
In Bulgaria, back in the days. We learned cases using specific questions. It was an easy way to remember them.
Don't worry, you have just to use them, not to be able to know the names of the cases in Russian...as Daria tells: use real sentences as examples.
The clarity of the construction of sentences is superb (as in Latin...)
Daria,thanks a lot for Helping us to be perfect in Russian
Thank you very much for the explanation , dear Daria ") I ll be waiting for the next lesson Grettings from Mexico City 😚😚😚🤗🤗🤗
One of the best parts of a language. Cases
Wait,if I'm from Croatia I will definitely start learning them all because I know how and when to use each case,am I right? And I'll also learn as Russians do because Croats learn in the same order Nominativ,genitiv,dativ and so on. Great advantage to speak one Slavic language,yet it made my Russian learning a lot easier. Greetings from Croatia Daria❤
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thank you for new lesson
Спасибо 💐
Aapka dhanyawad!!🙏🙏
Привет Дарья.
I hope you had a great vacation! You work so hard to help us all with our Russian! So it's good for you to be able to take some time out to chill out (no pun intended) with you family in Omsk.
Спасибо for the new lesson! I'm a long way off before I reach that level but I will get there eventually.
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your drawing skills are lit
The best way to describe cases to a speaker of a tongue that doesn't have cases, would be to say thqt the nouns change form in accordance with the their function in the sentance. Actually many languages have them.
In Serbian we have 7 cases, the Russian ones +vocative, when you are calling someone, to me it would be "Miloše", to others: Aleksandre, Marija, Majo,...
Ohhh boy... I fell I'm getting there. Gonna master this no matter what.
I should have seen this video from my very first day of learning russian.. anyways after a lot of confusion around the different endings, now it starts to make sense!
Спасибо большое!
Love 😍 to see you again.
It might sound strange, but I try to Romanize/Latinize the words I hear you teach. I use google translate to try to figure out how it sounds and match it up with the English/Roman/Latin alphabet. Writing it out like that helps me learn how to pronounce the words.
Very nice lesson.