Thank you SO much for these videos! I just started learning Russian a while ago and your videos have been of immense help. The concepts are explained very clearly and thoroughly, definitely made my life so much easier. Please keep making these videos, they are excellent. Thanks again!
N: серая юбка - красивая. G: у меня нет серой юбки. D: я дала тебя серой юбке. À: я люблю серую юбку. I: я встретила тебя с серой юбкой. P: кошка в серой юбке. I hope the sentences do make any sense 😊 Thank you for the lesson👍
Fjodór (is it OK?), can you make case videos about numbers, and irregulars? When I say irregular, I mean for example the name "Luka" like Luka Modrić, his ending is feminine but he's a man, so what are the case Endings?
About the irregulars, the endings will follow the ending of other words that are in the gender. So "папа" will follow the ending change of all feminine words. About names, we typically don't change the endings of names and such, and just keep them as is.
@@BeFluentinRussian strange, I thought you do. How do you the function if so? Case endings are very fun to learn and very helpful and efficient it's a shame
@@joelniv6718 we actually change the names' endings according to the cases we use them in. Именитильный(кто?) - Лука, Фёдор, Лена. Родительный(кого?)- Луку, Фёдора, Лену. Дательный(кому?) - Луке, Фёдору, Лене. Винительный(кого?) - Луку, Фёдора, Лену. Творительный(кем?) - Лукой, Фёдором, Леной. Предложный(о ком?) - о Луке, о Фёдоре, о Лене.
Thank you for this video . What troubles me is that at the beginning of the video you say that adjectives always follow the nouns and then like in "белый дом" it comes first so what ? Thank you very much . Большое спасибо . Пока !
Hopefully you found this out, but I'll reply for others reading your comment. By adjectives following nouns he means that they follow them in terms of the case they are in, not in their position in the sentence.
Fedor, your videos are great. But you should speak in Russian instead of English! You could speak Russian and post subtitles both in Russian and English.
I always thought feminine emding are the hardest. but after your tutorial it's very easy now. You are really great teacher fedor.
Thank you SO much for these videos! I just started learning Russian a while ago and your videos have been of immense help. The concepts are explained very clearly and thoroughly, definitely made my life so much easier. Please keep making these videos, they are excellent. Thanks again!
Thank you very much Fedor, you make learning Russian easy!
Thank you man
You are amazing for teaching us all this stuff and making learning Russian easier for us❤
N: серая юбка - красивая.
G: у меня нет серой юбки.
D: я дала тебя серой юбке.
À: я люблю серую юбку.
I: я встретила тебя с серой юбкой.
P: кошка в серой юбке.
I hope the sentences do make any sense 😊
Thank you for the lesson👍
Dude, the only thing I gotta say is that you are a life saver.
Very good videos
thank you bro. spasiba brat.
this is helpful....
thanks man! u just sloved my issue))
So if I only use nomnitive case, will native speakers understand me
Definitely! But sometimes it will cause some difficulties.
красивая, красивой, красивой, красивую, красивой, красивой...
Thank you sir.
Именительный падеж- красивый, красивая,красивое , красивые
Родительный падеж -
Красивого, красивой, красивого, красивых
Дательный падеж -
Красивому, красивой, красивому, красивым
Винительный падеж -
Красивый, красивую, красивое , красивые
Творительный падеж -
Красивым , красивой , красивым , красивыми
Предложений падеж -
Красивом, красивой, красивом, красивых .
1. КРАСИВЫЙ мальчик, ЧЁРНАЯ собака, СПОКОЙНОЕ море, ИНТЕРЕСНАЯ гнига, ДЛИННОЕ письмо
2. красивый мальчик, красивого мальчика, красивому мальчику, красивый мальчик, красивым мальчиком, красивом мальчике
чёрная собака, чёрной собака, чёрной собаке, чёрную собаку, чёрной собакой, чёрной собаке
спокойное море, спокойного мора, спокойному мору, спокойное море, спокойным мором, спокойном море
интересная книга, интересной книга, интересной книге, интересную книгу, интересной книгой, интересной книге
длинное письмо, длинного письма, длинному письму, длинное письмо, длинным письмом, длинном письме
3. я дала интересную книгу красивому мальчику
я пишу длинное письмо с красным карандашом
я из Италии и живу в Генуе.
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honestly the accusative case should have been addressed more clearly, im looking for a decent table for it still:(
how about adjective ending with ный?
i have the courage !
Fjodór (is it OK?), can you make case videos about numbers, and irregulars? When I say irregular, I mean for example the name "Luka" like Luka Modrić, his ending is feminine but he's a man, so what are the case Endings?
About the irregulars, the endings will follow the ending of other words that are in the gender. So "папа" will follow the ending change of all feminine words.
About names, we typically don't change the endings of names and such, and just keep them as is.
@@BeFluentinRussian strange, I thought you do. How do you the function if so? Case endings are very fun to learn and very helpful and efficient it's a shame
@@joelniv6718 we actually change the names' endings according to the cases we use them in. Именитильный(кто?) - Лука, Фёдор, Лена. Родительный(кого?)- Луку, Фёдора, Лену. Дательный(кому?) - Луке, Фёдору, Лене. Винительный(кого?) - Луку, Фёдора, Лену. Творительный(кем?) - Лукой, Фёдором, Леной. Предложный(о ком?) - о Луке, о Фёдоре, о Лене.
Thank you for this video . What troubles me is that at the beginning of the video you say that adjectives always follow the nouns and then like in "белый дом" it comes first so what ? Thank you very much . Большое спасибо . Пока !
Hopefully you found this out, but I'll reply for others reading your comment. By adjectives following nouns he means that they follow them in terms of the case they are in, not in their position in the sentence.
Я еду к высокой зданию
Fedor, your videos are great. But you should speak in Russian instead of English! You could speak Russian and post subtitles both in Russian and English.
Nooo. good for us non russian speakers