This is terrific, thank you Julie! Surprisingly few textbooks even discuss demonstrative pronouns. What I've always found particularly difficult are literary constructions like «Кто не работает, тот не ест» (usually translated as "he who does not work, neither shall he eat"). I suppose тот is a demonstrative pronoun here...or perhaps it''s not a direct translation?
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Это видео очень помогает понять использование « это» и « этот». Ты помог мне понять, что »это« используется независимо от рода и числа. ☝
Мне нравится ваш способ обучения, спасибо за эту важную информацию🌺
Cпасибо большое!
Watching you became good for me. I could understand this subject easily.
Best explanation I've seen. Thanks.
I'm glad to hear it))
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This is terrific, thank you Julie! Surprisingly few textbooks even discuss demonstrative pronouns. What I've always found particularly difficult are literary constructions like «Кто не работает, тот не ест» (usually translated as "he who does not work, neither shall he eat"). I suppose тот is a demonstrative pronoun here...or perhaps it''s not a direct translation?
привет 👋
Привет:))
are you taking any online classes?
I give online private classes via zoom
Etot tot is exactly like Sanskrit Etat tat (this that). Tat twam asi. That thou art.