WHAT IS THE HARDEST CASE IN RUSSIAN?

[@danilock]

love your classes

[@keithbessant8346]

Well done Kris, to cover the basics of this case in such a quick and upbeat video. You are so kind 👼 Thank you very much as always.

[@danilock]

love when you reapet phrases

[@terrynasonisasupervillain9017]

Nice video

[@marceloprevedi5092]

Спасибо за урок !!! 1) Мне нравится шоколад. 2) Моему брату нравятся книги. 3) Мне жарко / моей сестре холодно. 4) Нам нужно построить дом. 5) Тому, который работает врачом в больнице нашего города, нравится история. 6) Это мне сложно.

[@marcellcarter7647]

They’ve been torturing me bad. Im scared worried for myself and all of my loved ones. A great torture I can’t take it much more.

[@russiboyaakil4312]

Over three months waiting for your videos

[@Violet-wj1iu]

Hey Kris! Is everything alright? You’ve been gone for a month are u ok? Edit: She’s ok and alive she’s just taking a break!

[@AbuTheEvil]

Thank you very much, very interesting video :) I guess having learned German really helps since the dative is used in both languages fairly consistently. My real nightmare is genitive plural, because my little brain is not fast enough and I always hesitate when building it 😢

[@chri5toph_k]

You are right, that many things are similar. But when I as a native German speaker started learning Russian, I found it super weird , that they don't use dative after "у". because it comes after "bei"

[@dalconis7368]

Were are you? We miss your videos.

[@chri5toph_k]

for me, the most difficult case is genitive, because it has so many inflection rules. in plural most other cases only have one rule (dative has ам or ям ending), but genitive has several, which are also not really coupled to the gender of the nouns, but more to how they sound. here are some examples from only the plural: много домов (ов ending), музеев (ев ending), падежей (ей ending), гор (removing a), девушек (removing a and adding vocal for harmony), недель (я removed, added ь), зданий (й ending). but if we talk about the difficulty, when a case is used and not about the inflection, then i agree with you that it's probably the dative :)

[@steve5l80]

When I hear мне скучно, I want to say НАСТЯЯЯЯЯ!!! (For those who don’t know, it’s a Russian meme lol)

[@money.stress]

I hope you will still make videos, its been over 3 months :(

[@nil_at]

Serious question… I‘ve learned that no stressed o is pronounced as a. So „по русский“ is pronounced as „pa russkij“. Why do you at 4:40 say „po telefonu“. Shouldn‘t it be „pa telefonu“?

[@baarribinuabdihafid8636]

Good question

[@infobyavi8187]

Hi

[@shreddder999]

Easy. All of them.