Thank you for the lesson, thank you for highlighting the stress in each word, and thank you for writing with script letters. And a massive thank you for consistently posting new videos daily: this is highly appreciated and your channel will continue growing as more people realize the value you deliver through these videos. Additional insights: - Alaska is not an island, but we still use the preposition на Аляске (I do not know what is the historical reason for this exception).
Probably because Alaska is not connected to the rest of the USA? I see that the number of viewers is growing rapidly for this channel now. I'm glad. The material IS very valuable.
I subscribed to your channel because I need all the help I can get. I am Finnish so I have a close connection to my beloved Russia. I used to spend my summers when I was young on my uncles farm about 30 km from the Russian border. My love for Russia is immense. But now I live in Canada because my father decided to move us away from the Russian border. I want to learn the language so I can read Pushkin and Dostoyevsky. Спасибо.
This one can be tricky. В for inside На for on something. But somethings are from tradition. На почте in the post office. В углу in the corner. На углу on the corner. A lot of these, exceptions just listen to conversations to hear some.
My dear teacher, your explanation is very wonderful and easy. Indeed, this lesson was a big problem for me, but thanks to you, I understood it well. I ask you to have someone photograph the whiteboard so that the writing is more clear.❤❤❤
Nice presentation. Can you make a video how to use the preposition- according to my brother-or according to the bad weather. A video with -according to. Thank you very much
Hello Nastya. I tried to find your older video: "Russian with Nastya: В, НА & ВO | When and how to use them" and could not find it. It had to do with checking on the correct prepositional treatment for this sentence: "Мы едем на море.". I think this is 'НА accusative' but I am not sure. The sentence Мы едем на море came from that video.
What about this one: я иду на его выпускной??? I guess it must be на because it's an event (graduation) Thank you so much for this video, I cleared up my doubts I had in your 44th lesson (from the 365 day course)
Thank you for the lesson, thank you for highlighting the stress in each word, and thank you for writing with script letters. And a massive thank you for consistently posting new videos daily: this is highly appreciated and your channel will continue growing as more people realize the value you deliver through these videos. Additional insights:
- Alaska is not an island, but we still use the preposition на Аляске (I do not know what is the historical reason for this exception).
Probably because Alaska is not connected to the rest of the USA? I see that the number of viewers is growing rapidly for this channel now. I'm glad. The material IS very valuable.
I subscribed to your channel because I need all the help I can get. I am Finnish so I have a close connection to my beloved Russia. I used to spend my summers when I was young on my uncles farm about 30 km from the Russian border. My love for Russia is immense. But now I live in Canada because my father decided to move us away from the Russian border. I want to learn the language so I can read Pushkin and Dostoyevsky. Спасибо.
thank you
Alaska is not quite an island, but an informative lesson anyway.
This one can be tricky.
В for inside
На for on something. But somethings are from tradition.
На почте in the post office.
В углу in the corner.
На углу on the corner.
A lot of these, exceptions just listen to conversations to hear some.
My dear teacher, your explanation is very wonderful and easy. Indeed, this lesson was a big problem for me, but thanks to you, I understood it well. I ask you to have someone photograph the whiteboard so that the writing is more clear.❤❤❤
the exceptions 6:30 because the first letters of the nouns are consonants. so you don't use v
Nice presentation. Can you make a video how to use the preposition- according to my brother-or according to the bad weather. A video with -according to. Thank you very much
Thank u madam..
Welcome 😊
Хороший❤
Hello Nastya. I tried to find your older video: "Russian with Nastya: В, НА & ВO | When and how to use them" and could not find it. It had to do with checking on the correct prepositional treatment for this sentence: "Мы едем на море.". I think this is 'НА accusative' but I am not sure. The sentence Мы едем на море came from that video.
To "B" or not to "B", that is the question!
What about this one: я иду на его выпускной??? I guess it must be на because it's an event (graduation)
Thank you so much for this video, I cleared up my doubts I had in your 44th lesson (from the 365 day course)
я иду на большой балет?
я иду на работу.......
Previet.