All Russian Cases in 2 Minutes - LEARN RUSSIAN

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Remember, in the last video I explained how there are some simple questions to ask to figure out which case you need, and I gave you an example about Genitive.
Today I’m going to blow your mind! And give you those questions for ALL of the cases!
My Facebook page (there you can ask me any questions about the Russian language and culture): groups/54933...
My website (there you can find any information about me, my tutoring and video lessons):
www.caferussian.com

[@TripleDDDD]

Glad to know, I am not the only one suffering from cases :-)

[@jeffreyd508]

01:01 Great, every case is 'who' and 'what'. (Loads gun)

[@BobleeSwaggner]

Jeffrey D the way those words (who, what) are conjugated demonstrates the mutation of nouns in that particular case. That should clear up a lot of confusion as to how a noun functions in a Russian sentence.

[@Rajesh_KC_911]

*The best russian tutor in youtube thank you so much... loved your tutorial its easier than my teachers tutorial THANK YOU.* 😁😁😁

[@finneganwagstaff323]

Thank you for this video I’ve been struggling with Russian cases and you make it a lot easier to understand спасибо 😁

[@cybr_exa]

Omg! I really feel like I get this now! Simple and straight to the point! Thank you!

[@evets1709]

Wow! Almost 3 years to the day after you first posted this video and it is still helping people as though you posted it especially today as a brand new video. There have been so many times that in discussion sections, people are talking about "this answers the question ..... bla bla bla" and I have been struggling to understand what this "question concept" was/is all about. For months and months. But here, in less than the first 3 1/2 minutes of this video, you have explained it in a way that I understand. Naturally, it will take a while to absorb, but thank you for such a straight forward explaination.

[@caleb7107]

Wow, you really have a gift for simplifying cases

[@darkjedi447]

Awesome video and very helpful. Thanks!

[@jonmorris9645]

I watched another video this week by a popular KZbinr on this topic and it was good. But your video here has made it so understandible! The printable reference card will help me so much. Спасибо.

[@thuydungtrinh1186]

Thank you so much

[@rickcornelison2600]

I like the nice way that present this video thank you so much!

[@jeffsnider3588]

Thank you, very good lesson.

[@zelda6411]

Thank you so much for the explanation, your videos are helping so much. :)

[@CafeRussianKris]

you are very welcome :) I'm happy to help!

[@summergd]

Any case haves a hepling word (expect nominative) Genitive - No (someone, something) Dative - To give (to who, to something) Accusative - I see (someone, something) Instrumental - Proud of (someone, something) Prepositional - About (someone, something) Prepositional can be used ONLY with a preposition

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

This is a very good video. I wish to use your Channel to learn Russian Language. Thank you.

[@joespidi]

Fantastic teacher 🤙

[@sadeghdehyadgari8255]

Hi. The table isn't in the link above. How can I get it?

[@daughterofthelord01]

Спасибо!

[@MrJoris0123]

ahhh this is exactly what I was looking for!

[@CafeRussianKris]

Great! :) if you have any ideas or recommendations for future videos let me know I would be very grateful! :)

[@joancasal5231]

This is great, болшое спасибо !!

[@CafeRussianKris]

пожалуйста! :)

[@SupermanandKiaski]

Thank you!

[@ezra9794]

Excellent explanation, отлично спасибо

[@Abu_al-rrub]

Мы любим тебя, преподаватель !

[@CafeRussianKris]

А я люблю своих учеников! ^__^

[@ss-zy8yg]

thank you i was helpful

[@NovadaFarhans]

Thanks😊

[@333rafed]

Cпасибо. Это мне помогает много.

[@romnfalcon5337]

Thank you for all your help. But I'm going crazy 😜... I was thinking of learning a song to get familiar with the language... what do you think ? Thank you for all these videos 🙂

[@sisilik44]

i fall in love with you thank you this was troubling me for so long

[@CafeRussianKris]

always welcome! Is there anything else I can help you with Russian? :)

[@sisilik44]

Cafe Russian padejs for now lol and you already helped too much,keep up with the good work

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

I am person no 994 who gives you a big like. Много лайков для Вас. Yes learning cases is essential and you explained it clearly. Спасибо Вам большое. 👍🥇🏆

[@333rafed]

The link is not availble on FB!

[@jhroenigk]

Tried the link for the table. Facebook displayed the message that the content isn't currently available ... any ideas?

[@CafeRussianKris]

Yeah, my bet! I fixed all the links:) Thank you!

[@heygtc]

You could say "yeah, my bad!" and then you can sound hip!

[@BenJones1127]

Still isn't working

[@wayne455002]

The download link for the table is not working for me...

[@rayt.7128]

If you think about it, there isn't much content on KZbin about Russian pronunciation that goes really in depth. Maybe you can do it :)

[@Danny_Boel]

That's a cute way to start a video 😊

[@bigrichtexas7090]

excellent

[@anupmasharma9103]

Hi! I couldn't find the table. Please help

[@Dokicake]

The link isn't available, only members of the Cafe Russian group can view it

[@Dr_Abdul]

Thanks mam

[@LoveThyNeighbor316]

I think I want to bring you to the states, and let you be my personal tutor. :)

[@Boraxrulez]

In the cheat sheet in the end of the video, shouldn't there be a -ей ending for genitive plural case endings? For example дождь - дождей?

[@user-yt6bm8of5e]

Correct for genitive plural

[@tehfizzeh]

спасибо!

[@CafeRussianKris]

всегда пожалуйста! :)

[@sanjeevkumar-yr9qg]

Any can send me the table i am to able to download by the link.send me plz

[@shiverseeker4630]

Hello dear teacher ) Could you please upload the table pdf somewhere else?? It's not on facebook anymore

[@cluckygirl792]

Take a photo with your phone of the table as it is shown on this KZbin video. I agree, it’s not on Facebook anymore.

[@boatters]

I cannot access your website 😔

[@andrew4558]

That's why Russian and German are never popular languages. Maybe these languages are only for smart and patient learners.

[@CafeRussianKris]

hahaha, you need a lot of patient for Russian that's for sure :)

[@jeffreyd508]

Im from the Police State, but live in Kyiv. When I say something in public in Russian (or even English actually!) the whole room stops. Why? NO ONE learns Russian. NO ONE. Why? Well, start studying Russian and this question will be quickly answered........

[@terrywinoker3057]

then you are saying I am smart ;-)

[@haggaralmanzalawy]

An Nguyen german is so damn easy try learning it

[@grivar]

As a Russian who grew up in Germany, this makes me very happy. Two giant hurdles I'll never need to deal with. French on the other hand...

[@meidaneabdillah7435]

OMG it's look so easy

[@concepts101homesolutions9]

link still not working

[@emmaskyper8397]

Could you give us the same questions of the 6 cases translated to russian? Thaanks :D

[@okumakamizu3030]

1 - Кто? Что? 2 - Кого? Чего? 3 - Кому? Чему? 4 - Кого? Что? 5 - Кем? Чем? 6 - О ком? О чём?

[@qianhuima6355]

Okuma Kamizu

[@Cheetos439]

@@qianhuima6355 okuma kamizu

[@DeathbyHARDSTYLE]

The link in the video appears to be dead....anywhere else i can find it?

[@generalguderian5695]

There are plenty of tables and examples for all the Russian cases here:pen4pals.com/en/russian-cases-simple-words-visual-sheets-chatrs-video

[@badisbadis8336]

I couldn't get your table of ending cases

[@somkumar8177]

What do you think about India and Indian ?

[@judehazeem3113]

How many thanks do i have to say??? Thank you very much

[@BenJones1127]

The table isn't downloable any more

[@OneToothGolden]

Do these cases only apply to nouns? Спасибо

[@KulturaTV]

No, they apply to nouns and their determiners, ie. adjectives and personal pronouns.

[@dimasahari1014]

Waw, thanks ...we need adj with the same way Please

[@_Chakotay]

👍

[@TheLineageEVO]

I was born and Russia and I know my language perfectly, therefore I have a right to give an advice: context is a king of everything! language is not something that you study and language cannot be taught. I know a little bit about the topic of this video, but it's not an important thing! You have to GRASP it mentally by A LOT OF reading, by immersion!

[@cluckygirl792]

I agree whole heartedly. I’m a mature English person and I’m learning with Mark Thomson (Russian Accelerator Course). His methods are brilliant. A lot of listening and more TALKING and much more practice! It’s hard but if introduced in the right way, it makes cases manageable.

[@MarioxJolienSpiderFreak]

download link not working anymore

[@CafeRussianKris]

I've checked it right now, everything is all right :) But let me know if it's still not working for you, I will try to fix it

[@MarioxJolienSpiderFreak]

When i click the link, this is what i get: Sorry, this content isn't available right now The link you followed may have expired, or the page may only be visible to an audience you're not in.

[@trevino37]

FIRST: The link does not work. SECOND: The table on the video is not clearly seen, so it does not help. THIRD: having every case with a who? and what? does not help those learning to distinguish the difference. This could have been presented in a much better and clearer way. FOURTH: 2 word sentence is not very helpful. Maybe taking one word or a sentence and showing how the words change with content will be better understood....Example: how does the word "sobaka" will look when it is the Nominative in a normal sentence, in the accusative, in the prepositional and so on...and do this for one word that is masculine, one that is feminine and a word that is neuter to follow the changes thru the cases within a sentence...hope my explanation was clear...again, HERE IS AN EXAMPLE: : the dog is running to the house. The house was build for the dog. The kid was bit by the dog. This bone is for the dog......IN THIS WAY WE CAN EASILY SEE THE CHANGES OF THE WORD "DOG" IN ALL THE CASES...

[@kirkhammett1211]

мне придется сказать , вы очень красивая :)

[@ultra-Snedronning]

The link doesn't work.... :(

[@generalguderian5695]

There are plenty of tables and examples for all the Russian cases here:pen4pals.com/en/russian-cases-simple-words-visual-sheets-chatrs-video

[@stevenwilson5556]

Link below = not working as of 18 Sept 2021… =(

[@vilaspatil9694]

Learn Russian it's very easy to learn

[@daviddvir8108]

I noticed A mistake there , in english. It should be give to A girl friend ( Not a friend) ( подруга👉 подруге)

[@WonderfulDay2023]

инструментал!

[@michaelefu6380]

Need help with some more words/russian/english translations: Opera Computer Promise Gender Salvation Outer Space Random Sequence Neutral Elimination Digital Nation

[@DanielZamarripa]

I really want to learn to read fluently

[@rameshgajjar1711]

Can't find @t

[@ravindudilshan6716]

can you send me this picture

[@ravindudilshan6716]

[e-mail]

[@crusiethmaximuss]

Your cheat sheet... It is gone...

[@vannigio6234]

it is the same in latin! rosA, rosArum, rosAE, rosIS .... uah! in old times, at school when i was young, a century ago this make me crazy

[@daviddvir8108]

But you are beautiful girl

[@bigrichtexas7090]

i used to think that i was a member of the human race,but now i see that i am just a borderline case...

[@amarsalem5671]

cynep

[@AnnieDrawingChanel]

Что я тут вообще делаю?…

[@medusa210562]

Dative. To whom not to who. Atherways you are getting the case wrong in english let alone russian

[@RGCvovan95RUS]

Почему это у меня в рекомендованных?

[@Shiro-em4hz]

Anyone here got the cheat sheet?

[@generalguderian5695]

There are plenty of tables and examples for all the Russian cases here:pen4pals.com/en/russian-cases-simple-words-visual-sheets-chatrs-video

[@dreadcannibal3395]

don't accuse your brother :(

[@TheCheck01]

какой-то "лет ми спик фром май харт". Еще непонятно зачем учить иностранцев "мОлОка", они ведь так и будут говорить. Не лучше ли учить их говорить "мАлАка"?

[@rameshgajjar1711]

Can't find @t