02:00 Interestingly, in Polish, the first two highlighted words would be in vocative case :q Because they're not really the subjects in these sentences (they don't perform the action) - we're _addressing_ them.
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Spanish speaker with a background in Latin studies here. I noticed this same thing, since Latin has vocative case, too. But hey, one less case to learn!
El español es mi lengua materna pero aprendí ingles casi a la par. I think I speak both languages pretty neatly. Russian is going to be my third language soon. Saludos desde mexico
in the second Sentence, why is just "I"the subject? should "you" , "Mary" and "city" also be subjects and in the nominative case too?confused......help
02:00 Interestingly, in Polish, the first two highlighted words would be in vocative case :q Because they're not really the subjects in these sentences (they don't perform the action) - we're _addressing_ them.
Spanish speaker with a background in Latin studies here. I noticed this same thing, since Latin has vocative case, too. But hey, one less case to learn!
That was like that in old Russian and still is in Church Slavonic.
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Thank you so much for all the valuable videos you made.
Отлично lesson ❤️
can you make about только и лишь
English speakers are confused because they don’t have gender words. But in Spanish they do. Luckily i speak both hehe
El español es mi lengua materna pero aprendí ingles casi a la par. I think I speak both languages pretty neatly. Russian is going to be my third language soon. Saludos desde mexico
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Thank you.. This is helpful af
there are 6 cases.... but nominative is much easier I guess
Got it,subjects =nominative
so if there predicate nominative in russian this will be also in nominative case like Иван студент
Ivan and student will be in Nominative case yes ???
Yes! that's correct:)
04:33 Tried to scroll the text on the screen - scrolled the entire device instead ;D
how feminine words? no changes in ending in nominative case? thanks
No
отлично!!!
in the second Sentence, why is just "I"the subject? should "you" , "Mary" and "city" also be subjects and in the nominative case too?confused......help
The rest of the words in that sentence have another cases, cause they respond for another questions, example: о тебе - о ком?; я - кто?
thanks!
Brat pls upload a video for verbs of motion because it is very confusing topic.
What is your full name in english please
And how you write its in russian
I love you but you spent more time explaining you don’t wanna repeat yourself again rather then just saying this is in normative again haha
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