491. Understand Dative Case | Russian Grammar

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[@Benkerosadon7890]

Thank you!

[@peterplotts1238]

Thank you for sharing the beautiful Russian language.

[@cluckygirl792]

What I find really helpful with these case construction lessons is that you give numerous examples which helps consolidate the endings used. I’m at a beginners level, maybe A2 where I’m now familiar with all 6 cases and still find it hard to switch between them ie remembering precisely what the ending is depending on the sentence content. Спасибо 🙏

[@techtinkerin]

Hard to believe this was more than 2 years ago! Time has flown by.😊👍😎

[@silvia.4442]

Thank you very much for your detailed explanation. 🙂👩‍🏫

[@Russianlanguage]

You are welcome 😊

[@katceline2463]

Спасибо вам!!

[@chintanagaeta2918]

Очень большой спасибо за урок учитель;спокойной ночи .❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@xaviercruzado3860]

Thank you for the lesson, for highlighting the stress in each word, and for writing in script letters.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Your lessons are well organized, thanks Nastya.

[@omidakbarian2996]

Super useful it was, thank you so much

[@jaynareynolds3684]

Thank you for making this understandable. 👍❤

[@Amigo_mufc]

Спасибо

[@omshubham1351]

Спасибо большое вам за ето видео ❤❤❤

[@kenlambfold]

Super teaching ... I love it 😊

[@hx4011]

This was so helpful, thank you for all of the examples! How do you know which ending to use between the masc./fem./neu. endings? Example: For a masc. noun, when do you use -ю over -у? Or for fem. nouns, when do you use -е over -и?

[@Russianlanguage]

Glad it was helpful! It depends which is the ending of the word in Nominative. :))

[@Siftruo]

@@Russianlanguage can you do dative accusative genetive .nominative ??? I don't know when use мои . mеня .мне мнои́ . And others

[@batgirlp5561]

I wondered why she did not show this😢

[@deveshbajpai73]

Большая помощь

[@rent4558]

Thank you so much. Very interesting and helpful.

[@ajisenramen888]

Have a Fabulous Day Nastya 🌹

[@ValfridoYassutakaMaeda]

In Portuguese we have a verb for "giving a present" too, it's "presentear"(to give a present) derived from the word "presente" (present). I think It works the same way in Russian

[@christiansimic2471]

Great lesson:))

[@batgirlp5561]

I wish you would have given examples for all the endings😢

[@hertaengl7797]

Sehr gut erklärt. 👍

[@skoprivlenski]

Супер

[@bertamaria-bender2889]

Вот до сих пор не понимаю какой глагол датив или аккузатив. Для меня очень сложно усвоить прилагательных.

[@Himmelstrumerstudios]

Она подарила мужу партмоне 😅

[@skoprivlenski]

Започвам да уча руски от Вас. Прекрасни уроци. Имате ли видео за Винителен падеж?

[@tahermed20223]

I think there is a mistake in the first sentence “ я подарил,in the past simple ,not я подарила “

[@batgirlp5561]

In the first sentence, the speaker is a woman, not a man.

[@lauren705]

Is it possible to make sentences using Dative for neutral nouns? I've been thinking about it, but couldn't find any example.

[@nicolasbuhtoiarov9268]

Is the noun at the end in accusative ?

[@rayray2615]

Fem... е/и .... , there was no example where the fem ending was changed to " и " .

[@klausfligge3499]

DAtive case (to whom. for whom the action is done! (кому? чему? verb. подарить. perf Masc -y -ю to give a present Fem. -e -и Neuter -y -ю 1. Я подарила маме духи. 2. Ты подарил дедушке подарок? ♂️← exept. -е 3. Он подарил учителю цветы. ♂️ь ← ю 4. Она подарила папе МАШИНУ. ♂️← exept. -e 5. Мы подарили бабушке телевизор. ♀️а← -е 6. Вы подарили сестре квартиру? ♀️а← -е 7. Они подарили брату Дом. ♂️← -у 8 Я подарила подруге свитер. ♀️а← -е 9. он подарил другу часы.♂️← -у 10. ОНА Подарила мужу ПОРТМОНЕ. ♂️← -у

[@bertamaria-bender2889]

До машин понял но «машина» стала «машину» и опять в голове каша. Духи-духи, телевизор-телевизор а машина --> машину.

[@Russianlanguage]

Because it’s feminine

[@bertamaria-bender2889]

@@Russianlanguage if the noun is feminen i have to swap the ending? Дам папе машину, дам папе телефон! Какой вопрос отвечает машина? Кому дарил? Папе! Как надо спросить, что дарил папе?

[@bertamaria-bender2889]

@@Russianlanguage и спасибо большое очень классно говорите по-английски и хорошо объясните. Просто мне не поддаётся. Уважуха вам, большой труд

[@Russianlanguage]

Машину is in accusative case 👍

[@jaisons4376]

hai