Dative case #1-- ДАТЕЛЬНЫЙ падеж. Часть 1 // RUS/ENG subtitles
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- List of verbs that are often used with dative case + lots of examples. I promissed for a few people a long time ago that I will make a video about dative case and finally it is here, at least the first part. It's to be continued.
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Awesome...I like that you give the sentences slowly and then a faster speed. This helps us non-native speakers with pronounciation and comprehension
Очень полезное видео, как всегда, Наташа. Дательный падеж не легко, зато очень важный и сложный.
Чуствую трудность с изпользованием о и дательном и твонительном падежей. Надеюсь что малыш пусть мне смотреть ваши видео раз он уже родился.
Это достаточно, всего доброго.
О, Уриас! Как у тебя дела? Как малыш? Я тебя ещё раз поздравляю и желаю всей твоей семье здоровья. Всего доброго! :)
Ещё раз, это отличное видео! Спасибо большое! ;)
Спасибо, что смотришь! :)
This is an excellent lesson because it includes many examples with the verbs more used in the dative case, but for us it is better if you show us the change in the ending of the noun.
Good morning , Natasha ! You are just so beautiful! ! )) That smile of yours is just amazing and it has to be helping me learn Russian! )) Thank you for such a nice video )))
balshoye spasiba!!
very good and clear. thanks
I just discovered this excellent work is very helpful what you do thank you very much
Thank you for this comment! I'm glad you like my videos. Enjoy! ;)
Hi Natasha. First of all, I love your videos and I think you're an amazing teacher. I have a question please. At 11:56, "Let me help you bring these bags home", what tense is the verb bring being conjugated? Many thanks in advance.
Спасибо 👍
Пожалуйста! :)
Второй раз я смотрю это видео, мне дательный падеж ещё сложно. Я жду слидуюшое видео об этом предмет, особенно относительно "прилагательный дательный".
Я помню, ты у меня просил видео о притяжательных местоимениях (твоему, своей, его, нашему...). У меня уже есть написан текст, но я ещё не засняла видео. Надеюсь, что скоро сделаю видео об этом. ;)
спасибо за ролик с русскими субтитрами а также что все урок на русском языке.
Пожалуйста! :)
I hear that you pronounce the word "case" differently. I have not heard anyone else say it like you. Is it because you are from another region?
Natasha, at 1:27 of this video you make a mistake, and I think it is a mistake that you make generally. Рассказать is perfective in both Russian and English. He will tell/narrate a story, he told/narrated a story. And рассказывать is imperfect in both Russian and English. He will be telling/narrating a story (during the conference). He was telling/narrating a story (when the phone rang). These two Russian words should not be translated in English the same way.
Thank you, I will pay more attention to this. But in the infinitive form it will be "to tell/to narrate" for both рассказать and рассказывать and that what troubles me. Also in this example "Только никому об этом не рассказывай" we have an imperfective verb but I would translate it as "Don't tell anybody about it" or can we say "Don't be telling anybody about it"? It sounds weird to me.
The slow speech is confusing, nobody speaks like that. Why do you read it like that. People need to learn the normal speech