Expressing connection, relationship with У

[@beckygreenberg4283]

I've experienced this in conversations, but now it's very clear. Thank you.

[@yasserbs]

Вы самый лучший преподаватель русского на Интернете, которого я знаю! Великолепная работа, спасибо Вам!))

[@etxaberetfelix3713]

Very interesting, this channel is going to help me a lot, благодарю вас!

[@sapientiayu5597]

Thank you Dr. Ford. This usage of expressing relationship confused me for a while. Most grammar books written in my language don’t cover this point. Even my Russian tutor didn’t mention. Finally that makes sense by saying У меня устали глаза.

[@russiangrammar]

Though I didn't mention it in this video, yes, we do use у a similar way in many expressions relating to the body: у меня болит голова 'I have headache.' :)

[@nicolasfauvel5934]

Отлично! Очень полезно, Dr Ford. Спасибо!

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

thanks soooo much!!

[@russianlanguageforeveryone8826]

Спасибо за видео

[@Drmrfordancing]

Another great video.

[@Beastonn]

This still gets me)

[@taylantahmaz1644]

You r doing great ! It helps a lot

[@MatthewJakubik]

Is Kesha a masculine diminutive? If not, shouldn't it be "прошептала Кеша"?

[@russiangrammar]

Yes, it's a diminutive/nickname for Иннокентий.