I’ve been trying to unlock the mechanism to identify when to use certain cases and been learning for a year now. You just solved it in the first 30 seconds of this video. Not only going to sub but I have a feeling this channel is going to take off. Best of luck!
To my mind the case is even more important than the preposition itself because the meaning is defined by the case but not by the preposition in the given examples. V vode -the locative case, in water or v vodu - the accusative case, into (the) water. The preposition is the same but the meaning is different. The content is very good, thank you
Drop a comment with your favorite Russian preposition and how you’ve used it in a sentence! Let me know what you think!
Cool video, Diego! Well done!
Thank you! Will keep at it!
@@xDiegoMontalvan Cheers, Diego!
I’ve been trying to unlock the mechanism to identify when to use certain cases and been learning for a year now. You just solved it in the first 30 seconds of this video. Not only going to sub but I have a feeling this channel is going to take off. Best of luck!
I appreciate the support! I will definitely be posting more content about this as I'm passionate about it, stay tuned! Thank you!
"на" is definitely the favourite!
картина на стене! Agreed! Thanks for watching :D
Cool video(Классный ролик)on(на) your(твоём) channel(канале), Diego!
Спасибо! 😁
@@xDiegoMontalvan На здоровье, Диего!
My favorite Russian preposition is V (B)
It's the one I'm focusing on lately! Thanks for watching :D
To my mind the case is even more important than the preposition itself because the meaning is defined by the case but not by the preposition in the given examples. V vode -the locative case, in water or v vodu - the accusative case, into (the) water. The preposition is the same but the meaning is different.
The content is very good, thank you
Thanks for watching. I agree there are many facets that are quite important in the Russian Language. I will see to cover this in a later video!