Learn Russian - Dative Case
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Очень впечатляющее видео, большое спасибо, выкладывайте больше таких видео ❤
"Сегодня я даю вам отличный урок" . Спасибо Вам большое.
I'm totally taking your advice! I have been going round and round in circles trying to learn all these cases. These two weeks are now dedicated to the dative case and I am already so much more comfortable! Thank you
Я пишу вам по-русски, чтобы привести пример дательного падежа. Вы дали нам отличный урок. Я благодарен вам. Спасибо большое!
Как здорово вы пишете по-русски! Я рада, что ВАМ понравилось ;)
merci beaucoup, vous m'avez beaucoup aidé avec les exemples.....
Russian grammer is quite confusing somethmes but you have made it easy. Thanks a lot!
3to cynep, 3to xopowo, cnacu6o BAM daragaya Alfia!
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Thank you, super good course and advice, finallyI get it, thanks to this video. Subscribing right now to learn more from you.
Спасибо Annette и удачи в изучении русского языка! 🥰
Thank you much 🥰
You Great. Gracias
De nada
Ευχαριστώ 🙏🙏🤗🇬🇷🌹
This is very helpful.
идеальный мой учитель, вы объясняете красиво и легко, мне нравится смотреть ваши удивительные и полезные видео, большое вам спасибо за помощь мне 🌹❤️🙏
Большое спасибо, мне очень приятно
You are very good teacher. I like your technique.
Ur lessons are so good. I was bit confused
Thank for the tips on how to learn cases effectively.
You are doing well because the non russians are able to study well thank you so much
This video helped me so much!!!! Thanks for making such a good explanation!
I love your classes, thanks a lot
Nice Video. Thanks
Please also make a video on Daily Routine in Russian language. Thanks
It is Good that you give it in Russian first, but then you need to pause a little so the Learner can think a bit. H
Hi Alfia I watched some of your vidios, I hope that you make vidio for renting an apartment or flat.
What are usefull words that we're gonna used. Thank you
dobryy den ya iz maskvy philippines,gensan.
Algum vídeo sobre declinação dos substantivos no plural? Muito difícil conseguir declinar corretamente, mesmo dativo sendo um dos "fáceis"
Actually it’s “to whoM”.. :)
Anyway: cпасибо большое! 🙏
I hope that your Russian is as good as this ladies then!
@@colinlyne8688 *lady’s
Not yet, but working on it 💪
@@icejumperke Well spotted! I used the plural ( I didn’t notice the spellcheck ) instead of the singular possessive noun ( not pronoun!). I see that your English ability is as good as mine!
@@colinlyne8688 As good?
Are you also a translator/interpreter? :D Cool 👊
,Привет. А почему мы скажем, на примере, Я помогаю жене, но Я слушаю жену? Я не могу смотреть какая разница между глаголов. Sorry, I can't make myself clear in Russian. The logic behind verbs like wait (to, for), listen (to), etc. would require accusative case --я жду девушку, ты слушаешь музыку, whereas help, give(to), donate(to) , etc. would require a dative case.
By the way, you are an exceptional teacher and really are contributing with me continuing with this challenge of learning Russian.
The same what I explained in the previous comment: помогать + to someone. We kind of have the direction, when it comes to Dative.
And слушать + что? Кого? Direct object. Radio, music, wife....
привет Алфя, почему дать и не давать can you answer me in english (or in french !) because I'm a beginer. Спасибо
Hi Sophie, that's a very good question!
"дать" and "давать" both mean "to give". They are just different forms of one verb. "Дать" is a perfective form and "давать" is imperfective. That means we use "дать" as a single action. For example: Я дала ей свой номер телефона. (I gave her my phone number). And we use "давать" when talking about repetetive actions or actions in process. Like: Я помню, как она давала им ключи. (I remember her giving them keys).
Hope I clarified it a bit. Please don't hesitate to ask. I've got a video on perfective - imperfective. It might be useful ruclips.net/video/EV6Q0YSRv-I/видео.html
Merci, спасибо
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alex berciano,
Дай ей книгу.
Дай нам стакан воды.
Я хочу позвонить другу.
Я еду к дорогу.
Это необходимо миру.
Я хочу помочь жене.
Скажи подруге.
К сожадению , не могу пойти.
К счастью, я умею учить русский язык.
Я еду к дороге. Вы молодец!
Я еду к городу. = I'm going to the city.
Я еду к дороге. = I'm going to the street.
@@Alfia
Я еду к дороге. = I am going to street?.