The best video on the Genitive case out there. I love the practice section. It's something I'll be going back to not only for the case but to review the vocabulary. Thank you very much. Дуже дякую.
Hello, the videos you mention (nominative and introduction) are not in the Cases playlist. Introduction: th-cam.com/video/05vupsDtY3I/w-d-xo.html Nominative: th-cam.com/video/HIILIG7RTCE/w-d-xo.html
@Hébréophone oh yeah, guess I didn't mention this in a video. So, if a singular feminine noun ends in a consonant, then its plural form in genitive will ends in -ей: ніч (ночі - ночей), відповідь (відповіді - відповідей). Some other feminine nouns ending in -a, -я will take ending -ей rather as an exception: миша (миші - мишей), свиня (свині - свиней), воша (воші - вошей). Masculine (only 2): гроші - грошей, коні - коней. Neuter: очі - очей, плечі - плечей. Another group of nouns that takes -ей in genitive are the nouns that are always used in plural: діти - дітей, люди - людей, кури - курей, etc.
This video I have watched over and over. You cover this area in more detail than others and the practice.is truly essential. Душе дякую! 👍👊👏💪
Дякую що дивитесь! 💙💛
The best video on the Genitive case out there. I love the practice section. It's something I'll be going back to not only for the case but to review the vocabulary. Thank you very much. Дуже дякую.
Damn, this video is gold.
Thanks so much!
Often knowledge of a related language does not help, but on the contrary is confusing 😢💝
I know, right? I felt it so badly when I tried to learn Polish 💔
@@LetsLearnUkrainian Have you given it up?
Thank you, this video is helping so much! How do you know when to do a root change (like for example слова => слів)?
Can you do genative plurals video
I want it, too.
klas klas uroke dusje dyakyu
Завжди рада!
Hello, the videos you mention (nominative and introduction) are not in the Cases playlist.
Introduction: th-cam.com/video/05vupsDtY3I/w-d-xo.html
Nominative: th-cam.com/video/HIILIG7RTCE/w-d-xo.html
by the way you re dancing awesome
Hahah thanks I'm trying!
at 43:12 - how come "гроші" turns into "грошей"?
And thanks for the great vid :)
And the same question for 45:26 when "відповіді" turns into "відповідей". Where did the "ей" come from?
@Hébréophone oh yeah, guess I didn't mention this in a video. So, if a singular feminine noun ends in a consonant, then its plural form in genitive will ends in -ей: ніч (ночі - ночей), відповідь (відповіді - відповідей). Some other feminine nouns ending in -a, -я will take ending -ей rather as an exception: миша (миші - мишей), свиня (свині - свиней), воша (воші - вошей).
Masculine (only 2): гроші - грошей, коні - коней.
Neuter: очі - очей, плечі - плечей.
Another group of nouns that takes -ей in genitive are the nouns that are always used in plural: діти - дітей, люди - людей, кури - курей, etc.
@@LetsLearnUkrainian дякую за пояснення!
@@hebreophone завжди рада!!