224. Russian Accusative Case QUIZ | Винительный падеж

Russian Accusative case is the most used case in Russian language.
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[@chintanagaeta2918]

Очень большой спасибо учительница за урок.❤❤❤❤❤

[@fernandogonzalez6175]

You are a very good teacher ! Thanks so much for helping us to learn this beautiful language!❤️

[@Natashanjka]

It's nice to hear that Russian is beautiful, thank you.

[@Iamjulez27]

I search for accusative case practice and you have the perfect video! Конечно ❤️

[@hemikiwi817]

These Russian Grammar tests are the best on the internet! I am amazed that you are as fresh on the first question as you are on the 100th! I find the Accusative case an easy one compared to some of the others! Thank you so much :)

[@Russianlanguage]

Спасибо, зая! 🤗

[@samarlearningenglishandfre2630]

Thank u so much

[@yastrebedik]

Dear Nastya I, from the bottom of my heart, appreciate all of your lessons. I've been stuck with russian cases for years! I've started to learn languages when I turned 14 after I had already learnt english and spanish because I felt like those 2 languages are commonly spoken in my country, so I gave the russian language a try and, fortunately, I fell in love with its alphabet, how it sounds, the new culture I had to witness in order to learn the language fast and many other good reasons to keep on learning it. But as time passed, I became more and more busy; having to focus on school, life and other responsabilities, after a full year of learning russian, I had to take countless breaks throughout the years, which made me lose my momentum of learning, my motivation and the knowledge I had. I thank you and the other teachers that allow us students to watch those lessons and to practice with those exercises for free. I appreciate the time, the effort and the great job you all do in order to share this beautiful language to us. I decided to comeback learning the russian cases once again, and from now, I feel like I'm getting this momentum back in track... very motivated and excited (a bit stressed because I remember what waits for me on genitive case plural forms). Thank you very much and forgive me if I made any writting mistake... english is not my main language.

[@martinvazquez2667]

В этом моменте я слушаю Вас. Благодаря Вам я могу лучше говорить по-русски.

[@critiqueoflife]

Thanks!

[@Russianlanguage]

Спасибо большое! ❤️

[@Beatrice-ic6jb]

Thank you, perfect practice! Could you make another video on accusative then, but with more adjectives and plurals please?

[@marwanabujazeh2840]

Good morning . Awesome .

[@Russianlanguage]

Благодарю! 😘

[@rodrigopinto5916]

очень хороший тест, помогает лучше учиться. большое спасибо, Настя!

[@ericfrandsen1708]

Much fun and good learning session but I'm not ready for this yet. I will go over it a few more times till I get it better. Thank you.

[@ongunkaragoz7103]

Such a good teacher 🙏

[@juhaniraitinpaa8184]

Этот падеж мне более-менее понятен и под контролем, другие более проблематичные. Ошибки в этот раз в штук 5. БОЛЬШОЕ спасибо!

[@michaelandre9350]

That was alot of fun and good practice - thanks so much, Nastya!

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Мне нравится смотреть на твои красивые глаза, когда они становятся маленькими, когда ты улыбаешься. I like to look at your beautiful eyes as they become small when you smile.

[@johnblack6161]

Dobra Outra Nastya.

[@sonnyfinch1625]

very helpful! thank you

[@NovadaFarhans]

спасибо вам :)

[@nell7z]

Я вас люблю ( akusative)

[@wahyufebriantoro6394]

The best channel to learn russian language 😎😎

[@Russianlanguage]

🤗🥳🤗

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

@@Russianlanguage Настя, у тебя очень блестящие каштановые волосы. Вы учите очень строго, это немного скучно. Хорош для экзаменов, но не хватает мужества

[@Natashanjka]

@@sleepsmartsmashstress740 Настя отличный педагог, не обижайте её !

[@hinchlnt]

Until now, I deliberately avoided this video because I do not think 'multiple choice' is a good thing for me to spend time on. But as of today, March 2, 2023, I need to understand 'accusative на' better.

[@hinchlnt]

I am thinking that I might be B2-C1 now, at least for reading comprehension, vocabulary and grammar from Russian back to English. Because I know all the correct answers in this lesson.

[@yellowray8874]

Πολύ χρήσιμο Τεστ ευχαριστώ πολύ αγαπητή μου ΝΑΣΤΙΑ 🌹 спасибо большое за тест♥️Απάντησα.σωστα το 88%.🥴

[@4dyardout282]

Can you understand the text?: Как то раз гуляла Маша у дороги. Была она с мячиком. Не знала она, что играть у дороги опасно, и мячик закатился на дорогу. Она хотела достать его, как вдруг проезжает машина и лопает мяч! А Маша могла бы получить серьезные последствия. Who did understand this text write translating in replies.

[@batgirlp5561]

I'm still memorized by the fact that choices are not а, б, к, д😅 When do you use мне нравится и когда я люблю? Спасибо большое!

[@mchauhan12]

Thanks a lot can you prepare video on dative and instrumental case

[@Cribbage3]

93. Good practice :)

[@awoo21]

Number 21 confused me because I thought only Friday (пятница) was supposed to be in accusative and not also sauna (сауна), due to the way you only pointed out one of them

[@brittalbach416]

Spassiba Nastya, have a blessed Easter !!!

[@Natashanjka]

Russians are , our Easter is late this year, on May 2.

[@zakirullahzakir6385]

nice teacher and good dressed

[@hamidgaci5732]

97/100. 3 errors

[@user-wy9ko4zn2y]

Hello Nastya, congratulations for your channel . I am confusing in question #22 why й change for я , сould you explain please Thank you

[@cherishesimmons7907]

Неважно!

[@jz618]

Что правильно? принеси мне горячего чая или чаю? принеси мне горячую воду? И тест для все падежи будут тоже интересно.

[@howardphilips3165]

Acompanho suas aulas há 1 - 1 ano e meio e admiro seu trabalho. Apenas a exposição ao idioma + sua paciência em explicar me ajudou muito na pronúncia hoje.. o mais difícil é encontrar alguém pra conversar. Obrigado! я начала смотрила твоии по-русски язык последни город, болыше спасибо для помогите меня изучать какои прекраснии язык ! я знаю все я писала doenst make any sense haha.. sorry, i'm still in the first steps. and i have a lot to thank you for. thanks for helping me learn more about this beautiful country and history and language. ! с любовью и уважением из бразилии! * edit: SOrry for the embarassing mistakes.. i avoid using translators and i'm using the "mnemonics keyboard" i think it might help me be understood, but it won't teach me the right way (such as being corrected by a native) - This way, i think it's is way more relevant to acquire vocabulary (in my humble opinion) because we memorize the teacher correcting and explaining, thus this consolidates more than a quick dictionary reading... sorry for the embarrassing text i wrote hehe.. but i think you understood what i tried to mean right? its been a year since i started watching, i learned the alphabet and checked whether i was A2 or A1 in your video, for my surprise.. i knew most of the vocabulary.. but that doesn't mean i know the "declension" and other features from a long text - would that put me in a spot like "false A2"? anyway i'm glad there are tons quality documentaries and movies from yout homeland. Thanks again!

[@Russianlanguage]

All the polyglots I know are polyglots because they are not afraid or embarrassed to make mistakes! ❤️

[@mulambo592]

Bases

[@sana-fi7su]

Thank you so much and that's means after every verbs it's came noun we add JST for the женской род we delete ( A) add (y) and (я) add (ю) and when is noun finished by (ь) we let it inventive no change???????

[@jz618]

Я надеюсь скоро можно видеть новый тест , можно

[@emmanuelrodriguezsilva9613]

привет Настя! у меня вопрос. Я не уверен, но если я не ошибаюсь... You declined the number 56 in genitive case, right? I saw that the word парень is masculine, правда? if so, it doesnt change, right? спасибо! I hope you can explain me this doubt. BTW: I love your videos and the way you teach. reetings from Mexico

[@user-gc7rv4tv8n]

You had to write " Tomorrow, we shall fly to Barcelona" instead of " Tomorrow, we are flying to Barcelona". Thanks for the lesson

[@awoo21]

No, both are proper English.

[@ArtWade]

I really appreciate and enjoy your lessons. Thank you so much! After the first example when you gave the correct answer, did you you day, "конечно же это"? If so, what is the purpose of "же"? Emphasis? 4:48 Во сколько у нас свидание в субботу? Я звонил и звонил. 🤭

[@Natashanjka]

the purpose of же is to the significance

[@sana-fi7su]

Whey in th question number 83 u didn't say (на улице) cause I think it's in the street and for (в ,на ) we use prepositional case {we add (e) } without th exceptions like (аэропорт, аэропорту)( шкаф ,шкафу)

[@heathcliffearnshaw1403]

When I am sitting in the маршрутное / minibus , as I frequently am, and want to get off at the next stop, I say to the driver : На остановке пожалуйста. But sometimes , muddled about the motion accusative rule, I say : На остановку пожалуйста. Which is correct?

[@Russianlanguage]

На остановке 👌

[@nonman3634]

I just scored 93, which isn't too bad, I guess... Or is it? Problem is, I'm an absolute stranger to the other cases. Well, apart from the Nominative. :) I love these tests.

[@SpankyHam]

Choose the genitive case to study it next. genitive = "of" case X of Y = Y is always used in the genitive case. The principle is quite simple. student of Nastya - студент/студентка Насти, номинатив Настя ->генетив Насти shadow of Death - тень Смерти, номинатив Смерть-> генетив Смерти smile "of" a girl/girl"s smile - улыбка девушки номинатив девушка->генетив девушки for feminine nouns in the genitive case, the ending "И"/"Ы" is usually used - remember this and keep practicing.Later add the practice for masculine and neuter words with this case.Then, while maintaining the level with the already studied cases, add new case to your active learning schedule.

[@nonman3634]

@@SpankyHam That’s a good adwice, certainly will do. Another problem I have is with the verbal prefixes, which can completely change the meaning of the verb. (According to the wiktionary, Russian has 40 of these, while Hungarian has 64.) Well, the solution is practicing them in context, I guess. That’s how I learned them in my native language, after all.  Спасибо!

[@SpankyHam]

@@nonman3634 If I, as a native speaker of Russian, hear a verb that is completely unfamiliar to me for example from specific kind of activity like shipping or military affairs, and somebody explain to me what it means , then I can "feel" all its meanings with prefixes intuitively. Yes, this is just the result of gaining a lot of experience with other verbs in similar situations. My mind immediately gives the ready-made meaning of "prefixed" verbs bypassing the stage of analysis when it needed some effort.

[@nonman3634]

@@SpankyHam Yes, I've had that kind of feeling (чувство этого типа) sometimes with languages, too. It's quite a pleasant experience.

[@SpankyHam]

@@nonman3634 чувство этого типа nice genitive by the way I see you start practicing right away 😄✌👍 I've had that kind of feeling - У меня было/бывало чувство этого типа.

[@wilfredojimenez2109]

Good afternoon great professor Nastya. I studied this acusative case and formed for exam. I am better that past quiz. My record were 96 items and i failed in questions 32 - 37 - 45 and 56. This language like to me much. I hope continued give good steep. Finally i thank you for you help. God care you

[@Natashanjka]

Good luck with your Russian!

[@cherishesimmons7907]

Why is it ee instead of его?

[@yahiaelmassry]

1:12 меня завут Яхя

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Русский Винительный падеж - самый распространенный падеж в русском языке.

[@Natashanjka]

Родительный тоже много используется.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Настя, у тебя очень блестящие каштановые волосы. Вы учите очень строго, это немного скучно. Хорош для экзаменов, но не хватает мужества Nastya you have very shiny brown hair. You teach very rigorously, that is bit boring. Good for exams but lacks spunk