ГОДА или ЛЕТ? ЧАСА или ЧАСОВ? - Genitive with numbers

[@MetalRX1]

Alfia, you explanations on Russian grammar are by far the best. Thank you!!!

[@Alfia]

Спасибо, значит, будем продолжать заниматься 👌

[@anthonyramirez8038]

Thank you Alfia l love your videos

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Thanks a lot , Alfia. Learning Russian with your lesson is amazing and very interesting .

[@abdallahzaini4929]

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[@makeittoo]

thank you! you're the best

[@Alfia]

🥲 огромное спасибо, как приятно

[@fivetimesyo]

Thank you so much, Alfia! It's really a joy to learn from you.

[@Alfia]

Спасибо ❗️😇

[@PatricioArtu]

Grazie mille Alfia, le tú spiegazioni sono fantastiche. In pochi minuti mi hai messo in ordine tutta quella confusione che avevo su questi contenuti. Большое спасибо. ♥️👍

[@Alfia]

Спасибо Patricio! Успехов в учёбе ;)

[@otosart8283]

Good lesson ...Alfia..keep them coming

[@Alfia]

Спасибо! И спасибо за поддержку 💕

[@bujarzaganjori9063]

Faleminderit.Shumë e qartë. Do ishte mirë të kishte më shumë shembuj.
Спасибо. Очень ясно. Было бы неплохо иметь больше примеров.

[@rebeccamiko9156]

This helped to clarify things for me! I was studying genitive singular vs nominative plural and was super confused, but now I understand a bit more. Thanks Alfia!!

[@davidsk8rz]

Super useful thanks :D

[@zuperdee]

I find it’s much simpler just to think of it this way: It’s not the final DIGIT, but the final WORD that the number ends on, that determines the case. For example: 11 = genitive plural, since одиннадцать does not end on the word один (even if the last digit is один). But 21 = nominative singular, since it does end on the word один.

[@МиГ-щ2ж]

Мои года - моё богатство . ♥️

[@Alfia]

Да-да, әтием ❤️❤️❤️

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[@Alfia]

Спасибо 🥰

[@dedihsetiadi4715]

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