The most important Russian PREPOSITIONS: В, НА, О (in, on, about) with PREPOSITIONAL CASE
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I have watched about 5 videos on prepositions and none explained it as well and easy as Alfia... She makes it look easy. thank you!
Огромное спасибо, очень рада!
Огромного спасибо алфия , я понимаю все уроки когда Я слушаю тебя
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I use your videos for homeschooling my children and we all love your videos so much for helping us learn russian!
Ohh so sweet to know .... 🥰 I'm not sure genitive and other stuff are very entertaining for children, at least I hope they aren't asleep 🙈😊 Many hugs to your family 💜💜💜🌷
Большая спасибо научить нам этого языка, прости мне за ошибки так как я ещё учится, здравствует из Парагвая 🇵🇾!
Как я рада вас видеть здесь! Добро пожаловать! И вы отлично пишете по-русски!
После "спасибо" мы используем "за". Например: большое спасибо за уроки русского языка / спасибо за то, что учите нас русскому языку 😇
Thank you Alfia for you outstanding lessons. I find your sober style very soothing and conducive to learning. You don't make unnecessary small talk and futile gestures; your student is thus able to maintain a good level of concentration. I congratulate you.
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I can't say it often enough.... YOU ARE A REALLY REALLY GREAT TEACHER!!!! I am taking a beginning Russian language course at the local university, and your explanations, examples etc. are far BETTER than my current professor ever gave. Thank you!!!
Different explanations work differently :) I'm glad mine is helping
what a great teacher, thank you Alfia, Mike
Thanks a lot Mike, great you liked the video :)
Thank you, you’re a great teacher!
Спасибо большое!
Thanks particularly for the list of exceptions.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you Alfia. I will watch it again. This a good video.👍
Thank you for this. We non-native speakers of RU have difficulty with hearing the Russian teachers are making. You do three things which make your presentations effective: (1) You speak very slowly and clearly, (2) you repeat the words (it would not be too much to repeat them three or four times, and (3) you have the written text displayed. I will be watching more of your videos. Thank you again.
Thank you for your feedback. I can imagine how tough it can be for non-native speakers and I really admire your determination. Very glad my videos come in handy.
My first sentence should have said, "We non-native speakers of RU have difficulty hearing the SOUNDS our Russian teachers a re making." I walked into my first RU class at age 65, and am doing well with it (of course, I already knew German, Greek, Latin and French, so languages are easy for me.) My favorite language? Russian, of course ! I would still like to do Old Norse or Icelandic in the future.
@@pravoslavn that's amazing! Really admire your effort and knowledge. I'm sure you'll succeed with Russian as well as many other languages 👍
@@Alfia I got into RU because of my love for Old Church Slavonic. ☺
Thank you so much! Большое спасибо ! This is so helpful! This adds another bit to the grammar I get 😀
I appreciate ur constructive assistance . I always take pleasure from watching your videos
Wonderful video. Clear and concise. Thanks a million Alfia.
Спасибо, я рада, что вам помогает.
отлично! Alfia, you are a superb teacher with great articulation and examples :) One of these days when I feel I am a bit more confident to speak Russian I would like to do a Skype lesson with you.
Thanks Michael, I'm doing my best for you :)
i love your videos , you are a good teacher
The best teacher you are for Russian language.
I highly appreciate your efforts in teaching.
Really I love to learn from you.
You are the best! I am learning Russian so you answered clearly to lots of my confusions. Thanks)
Thanks Alfia, these are lessons are done well.
You really are an incredible teacher.
Спасибо за добрые слова :)
You are the best thank you
Thank you so much!
Very good explanation teacher....
You do have clear and deep understanding of languages, I feel. This makes a great teacher! Studying the possibilities of traveling to Russia nowadays...A planned and paid for journey to Karelia had been cancelled due to the C-craze and now the neocons across the big pond have a war going on, led by proxies...crazy world!
Thank you!
for the first time. i have learned something from youtube. i even take russian classes online. which every day is a struggle for me to learn.
thank you for teaching. appreciated . liked. subscrited. lets see how it. goes.
Очень рада за вас, что мои видео помогают! Спасибо.
Thanks alot Alfia, wonderful explanation.. So helpful.. Appreciate
Excellent ...
Excelent vídeo. .. Thank you...
Frank you for make me understand PREPOSITIONAL CASE.
UBERLÂNDIA, BRASIL.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful 💓
Спасибо! Очень рада, что это полезно.
Really you are a lovely Russian teacher , So Splendid "" You Mean that when using movement verbs we have to use accusative case" Am I right ??
You are absolutely right. Answering "where to" we put that place in the Accusative. Я иду на работу. (I'm going - where to - to work).
This is amazing ❤❤❤
Огромное спасибо 🤍
Very clear explanation. Nice mix of English and Russian for complete clarity. Буду подписать вашом канале. Спасибо вам!
И спасибо вам! Очень рада, что понравилось
O my god.....your video is good my dear friend
Aula muito produtiva🇧🇷
thankyou very much mam
3to cynep, 3to xopowo, cnacu6o!
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I enjoy your videos very much. I'm trying to review (and "relearn") my Russian lessons from 60 years ago!! I use your lessons to improve my aural comprehension. Could you help me understand the grammar in this sentence: Нам скоро станет очень скучно. I know it means "We'll soon become very bored", but I'm having a difficult time understanding the grammatical structure, especially the word "станет." Спасибо большое!!
Спасибо большое. Слово "становиться" значит - to become. The perfective form (that is used here for future tense) is "стать". So, literally the phrase means "It will soon become boring". Hope that helped a bit.
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Very interesting. So all those exceptions that LOOK like they have accusative endings (a -> y) are prepositional exceptions? So, it’s где or о ком, and а чём only.
я мечтию об Руссиа,,,да,,,,
путешествие на поезде......правда...правда ... good lesson
Обязательно приезжайте :) Спасибо и вам.
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Здравствуйте. Например; ( 1 )Вы работаете в офисе? ( 2 ) Сейчас ваша машина в Москве? По-моему ваш урок так ясно. И спасибо вам большое.
Where are your Skype classes to be found? Thanks!
Hello Mirelle, you can contact me through Facebook facebook.com/alfiya.mustafina.9
😄если бы вы можете, обусуждайте типо< до сих пор . и.т.д> . до+сих+ пор,,, seperate and combination , makes different meaning ... plz deals that kind of preposition . if possible
A great idea, I'll make it, thanks!
I hate grammar but I love to learn new languages, there is not 100% perfect , but I can't see how " я думаю о природе..." answers the question " где"
Prepositional case works with prepositions В, НА, О.
В, НА answer the question где? (Where at)
О answers the questuon О чём? (What about)
я живу в Аргентине!!!😃🇦🇷🇦🇷
Did u study at KNITU? Are u still teaching there?
Я живу в Ижевске в России я думаю об экзамен потому что у меня скоро будет экзамен на русском языке "Поехали 2.1"
Я мечтаю говорить по-русски
как говорят о носителе языка
I have discorved you now dear teacher, I think you will help me a lot to improve my russian,,,
Spaciba balshoye
Пожалуйста, надеюсь, я смогу помочь :)
@@Alfia 🤗
I thought k was to when do you use k?
A very good question! I will make a video on that! So thanks for the idea. "К" is used as "to" when we go to people (not places!) For example: Завтра я еду в деревню. But: Завтра я еду к родителям. Или: Я приеду к тебе вечером.
Also be careful about cases. Use К + Dative case.
Is that what you asked about?
Отлично! Спасибо. И так: Я в школе, Я думаю о школе, Я иду в школу, ?
Да! Абсолютно идеальные предложения! Браво 👏👏👏
Translate the English to understand more for all of the different nationalities, please
Hi, thanks for your comment, do you mean to put subtitles in different languages?
@@AbdelrahmanMohamed-ud4tc so, to put scripts for English explanations as well, right? Not only for examples? I'll think of how to do it in a better way :)
p.s. no problem with English, I'm just trying to get your idea better :)
@@Alfia i know, i write wrong sometimes. thank you for accept my idea 😊
@@AbdelrahmanMohamed-ud4tc thank YOU for helping me
not that good explanation. you should focus on difference в и на