So far, I think you have the best explanation for Russian cases. I've just started learning Russian recently and your videos are of great help. Большое спасибо
Verbs that goes with the Russian Dative case ; Давать; дать Дарить; подарить Говорить; сказать Писать; написать. Посылать; послать Отправлять; отправить Говорить; приготовить Покупать; купить Звонить; позвонить Помогать .. Сейчас моя жена учится в подготовительном факультете и я обычно помогаю ей учить русский язык . 4 месяца она сейчас чуть чуть говорит по-русски
Congratulations!!! I never had a good explanation about cases, but you did what no one before... now I will be your follower to learn russian language.
Я дал маме собаку ✅ Я дал собаке маму ❌ (better not feed my mother to the dog haha) Я подарил мужу сына Я подарил жене кота (If I remember correctly, accusative case for animated masculine objects get the same ending as in Genitiv case, right? So -a) Я купил дочере (или дочери?) новый компьютер. Эти правильно?
Yes, certainly мы даём собаку маме, and not the other way round :) Everything else is correct, except it would be "Я подарилА мужу сына" (fem. past) "Дочери" is the correct spelling, just like "матери" (to/for one's mother). Молодец! :)
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So far, I think you have the best explanation for Russian cases.
I've just started learning Russian recently and your videos are of great help.
Большое спасибо
Verbs that goes with the Russian Dative case ;
Давать; дать
Дарить; подарить
Говорить; сказать
Писать; написать.
Посылать; послать
Отправлять; отправить
Говорить; приготовить
Покупать; купить
Звонить; позвонить
Помогать
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Сейчас моя жена учится в подготовительном факультете и я обычно помогаю ей учить русский язык . 4 месяца она сейчас чуть чуть говорит по-русски
Great video and great simple explanation. Thanks a lot
Outstanding and very professional explanation of the forms, usage and function of the dative case
Just mentioning the definition of dative is helpful. I love your videos. thanks.
Congratulations!!! I never had a good explanation about cases, but you did what no one before... now I will be your follower to learn russian language.
Amazing work thank you
Your videos have been super useful. You are gifted at teaching things in a way that is super clear and understandable.
i think this is the clearest explanation of cases I have found so far, thank you!
Best videos for cases 🙏🙏
Helpful video
Please can i have a table with all the nouns endings of the cases?
Are you a native English speaker??? Your English is incredible.
It is very good but still noticeably not native
He is just an intelligent Russian 😂
And what about the verb "ask". It takes another case different from dative. For example: I asked Kira something.
You are the best, sir! Why not take a foray into verb conjugations?
How about taking a foray into verb ASPECT ? That is equally as important.
does cases mix in the sentence? maybe that's why it's книгу and not книге 13:36 pls correct me if I'm wrong I really need some assurance
Да
Because the book is a direct object so its in accusative case
How long ot gonna takes me to learn Russian? If I study everyday two hours would I be able to articulate myself in one years.
if you just wondering maybe you will know the answers so i could say just try and enjoys
Hi, the app is very good but can you add Romanian for translation?! It will be much easier for people who know Romanian and want to learn Russian!
about the sentence " Марина купила сину книгу" why is it книгу and not книге
Because книга is an inanimate feminine noun which takes у ending
Я дал маме собаку ✅
Я дал собаке маму ❌ (better not feed my mother to the dog haha)
Я подарил мужу сына
Я подарил жене кота
(If I remember correctly, accusative case for animated masculine objects get the same ending as in Genitiv case, right? So -a)
Я купил дочере (или дочери?) новый компьютер.
Эти правильно?
Yes, certainly мы даём собаку маме, and not the other way round :)
Everything else is correct, except it would be "Я подарилА мужу сына" (fem. past)
"Дочери" is the correct spelling, just like "матери" (to/for one's mother).
Молодец! :)