Basic Russian 1. Accusative Case with Direct Object | Practice 2

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[@eranraizman]

This is the best explanation of cases I ever have seen!

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

Fabulous. Clear as always. Merci, Olga !

[@ikarumizu]

I'm seeing this on Duolingo. Accusative is a new topic for me, thank you so much for this lesson.

[@AmazingRussian]

D'Juna Kosmo , welcome. Hope this channel will work for you as well as Duolingo.

[@homeyg7543]

Thank you for the 2nd training video

[@simontolson285]

Фантастическое видео, спасибо большое 👍👍👍

[@sanjumon1991]

Супер, спасибо огромное

[@basicinfo6816]

Hi, Thanks for the Video. Please also make a video on "какой" how to use it. ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Plural etc) (with examples). Thanks

[@AmazingRussian]

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[@-__4112]

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[@AmazingRussian]

Mohamed Mostafa , пожалуйста. Когда я сделаю видео об этом, у вас будет возможность. 🙂.

[@-__4112]

@@AmazingRussian Пожалуйста,в самое ближайшее время

[@elyassapand7112]

я тоже хочу учиться

[@meldacrpanl6319]

Спасибо 👋👋👋

[@ilnurlan]

Удачи:)

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I, only say,,,,thank you.☘🌺

[@sunving]

Thanks

[@kjellnilsson2798]

Очень спасибо

[@AmazingRussian]

Kjell Nilsson , вам большое спасибо.

[@namor637]

С Новом годом Ольга! Счастья, любви и здоровья вам!

[@AmazingRussian]

Roman Zajaczek , спасибо. Вас тоже с Новым годом!

[@mustafaerdemguler4193]

thanks for helpful video :) is there any explanation on plural animate declinations?

[@AmazingRussian]

In the genitive plural video. You can find it in the Genitive playlist.

[@mohammedal-hammadi5085]

Это видео очень хорошее для начинающих

[@elyassapand7112]

Спасибо большооооое

[@Syrius12345]

omg so thankfull!

[@tatabakan]

Ольга, благодарим за ваш труд!!! Скажите, планируете ли вы сделать видео для ACC Animate?.. Мне кажется, у вас нет в вашей библиотеке...

[@AmazingRussian]

Да, Татьяна, планирую, конечно. Но пока не знаю, когда. Постараюсь в этом году. Спасибо!

[@emmatruong5175]

Hi, I started to learn Russian 3 months ago and study every day since then. I love your videos ❤️ If a dog is a male dog, would we still refer to him as она?

[@AmazingRussian]

Hi. If you use the word «собака», it will be «она». Это моя собака. Я люблю её. You can also say: Это моя собака. Его зовут ….

[@emmatruong5175]

@@AmazingRussian спасибо!! Теперь понимаю 🙂

[@stagingmodernistlives4314]

Enjoy your videos so much but wondering if I am missing something. I haven't been able to see an explanation of masculine animate accusative case. Is there a number 3?

[@AmazingRussian]

Thank you for your comments. Masculine animate nouns in Accusative are the same as in Genitive. Planning to make more videos on that.

[@maharaniannisaf1925]

Why ребёнок change to ребёнка in accusative?

[@AmazingRussian]

Words in -ОК when declined, lose O. It is called “fleeting O”: подарок - подарки - подарка.