DATIVE CASE. All the functions l Learn Russian grammar

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In this video we will speak about the Dative case in the Russian language.
At first, we will have a look at the endings of the Dative case, and then we will learn about its functions. At the end of the video, we will do some tasks. The main function to point at the addressee/recipient, therefore most of the time, the noun in the dative case is animate.
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[@pamelahermano9298]

Thank you for explaining everything in English. I’m not proficient enough in Russian to take instructions in Russian. But I can build on this knowledge to one day get there. Спасибо ☺️

[@agent8698]

I subscribed after watching 3 minutes of this. Extremely good. The details of the presentation are perfect for language instruction (tone, speed, density).

[@ne241]

so helpful thank you

[@nicholasrohmann3132]

Great video, thanks

[@kutlayaksoy8099]

Thank you very much for your lesson.

[@user-rl1qf4sr8l]

Великолепная подача) Все очень понятно ♥️

[@anonymanonym9779]

You're the best of the best, огромное большое)

[@Ranbo5]

Спасибо за урок и отличные примеры! Надеюсь, парень Наташи усвоил урок!

[@jeremy0158]

The video we all waited for

[@marius-cd2np]

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[@ypsmartchannel654]

From India, Thank you for explaining

[@bdahtwaireshatassi]

You are great although I think there is mistake in the first text, you marked её as dative

[@amarsalem5671]

Когда он будет 18 лет, он может покупать себе столько aйфонов сколько ему нужно. ❤👍👍👍

[@amarsalem5671]

3to cynep, 3to xopowo, cnacu6o BAM! ❤❤❤👍

[@mangok4394]

🙏

[@user-td1nr3ro5y]

Он дал мне столик. Понятно 🐻

[@alancosta4760]

"Gave to me" in this case so "me" is the indirect object you could've written "он дал столик мне." would be the same and would be more intuitive because "мне" is in the end like "me" english

[@user-rl1qf4sr8l]

Хочу быть Наташей 😂

[@SLOVORussianlanguage]

😂😂😂

[@aleyna5982]

😂😂😂😂

[@MultiSuperfluous]

Why say мне and not Я?

[@steven-k.]

Maybe I'm wrong, but it looks like you've made some mistakes there. Её in the first exercise is not dative. In the second one, there's a use of мне that you haven't highlighted and её is spelt ее. Своему in the third one is dative and also you've used еще instead of ещё.

[@SLOVORussianlanguage]

You are right, thank you! 🙈 And “ё” is often written as «е» in Russian, so it is normal to write «ее» «еще» etc (Russian speakers automatically read it as ё) :) but I definitely should have avoided that in the video