Learn Russian - Dative Case

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

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[@Alfia]

Спасибо Annette и удачи в изучении русского языка! 🥰

[@amarsalem5671]

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

[@yellowray8874]

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[@fanoflanguages7278]

Я пишу вам по-русски, чтобы привести пример дательного падежа. Вы дали нам отличный урок. Я благодарен вам. Спасибо большое!

[@Alfia]

Как здорово вы пишете по-русски! Я рада, что ВАМ понравилось ;)

[@jacquelinelamb836]

I'm totally taking your advice! I have been going round and round in circles trying to learn all these cases. These two weeks are now dedicated to the dative case and I am already so much more comfortable! Thank you

[@jojoflark835]

merci beaucoup, vous m'avez beaucoup aidé avec les exemples.....

[@jadhat3411]

идеальный мой учитель, вы объясняете красиво и легко, мне нравится смотреть ваши удивительные и полезные видео, большое вам спасибо за помощь мне 🌹❤️🙏

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо, мне очень приятно

[@yaareeya]

Thank you much 🥰

[@BRYANTERMULOOFFICAL]

You are very good teacher. I like your technique.

[@paulocoutinho9133]

,Привет. А почему мы скажем, на примере, Я помогаю жене, но Я слушаю жену? Я не могу смотреть какая разница между глаголов. Sorry, I can't make myself clear in Russian. The logic behind verbs like wait (to, for), listen (to), etc. would require accusative case --я жду девушку, ты слушаешь музыку, whereas help, give(to), donate(to) , etc. would require a dative case. By the way, you are an exceptional teacher and really are contributing with me continuing with this challenge of learning Russian.

[@Alfia]

The same what I explained in the previous comment: помогать + to someone. We kind of have the direction, when it comes to Dative. And слушать + что? Кого? Direct object. Radio, music, wife....

[@HellenaMwansa-ef2pm]

Спасибо большое

[@bigmac5865]

It is Good that you give it in Russian first, but then you need to pause a little so the Learner can think a bit. H

[@emptinessnagarjuna6847]

Thank for the tips on how to learn cases effectively.

[@sultanmehmood9236]

Russian grammer is quite confusing somethmes but you have made it easy. Thanks a lot!

[@claricecriativa]

This video helped me so much!!!! Thanks for making such a good explanation!

[@winsnadar6319]

You are doing well because the non russians are able to study well thank you so much

[@victorgomez6286]

You Great. Gracias

[@Alfia]

De nada

[@Sandman755]

Please can we have a video of Dative adjectives? Duolingo has me confused and I'm struggling to find explanations anywhere.

[@Alfia]

Да, хорошая идея! Я сделаю:)

[@chansachilufya2231]

This is very helpful.

[@basicinfo6816]

Please also make a video on Daily Routine in Russian language. Thanks

[@kapamatokmotv380]

Hi Alfia I watched some of your vidios, I hope that you make vidio for renting an apartment or flat. What are usefull words that we're gonna used. Thank you

[@nanuzalazar6833]

I love your classes, thanks a lot

[@PedroHenrique-sp2yt]

Algum vídeo sobre declinação dos substantivos no plural? Muito difícil conseguir declinar corretamente, mesmo dativo sendo um dos "fáceis"

[@madelinedrew]

Ur lessons are so good. I was bit confused

[@luzdomingo6817]

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[@basicinfo6816]

Nice Video. Thanks

[@icejumperke]

Actually it’s “to whoM”.. :) Anyway: cпасибо большое! 🙏

[@colinlyne8688]

I hope that your Russian is as good as this ladies then!

[@icejumperke]

@@colinlyne8688 *lady’s Not yet, but working on it 💪

[@colinlyne8688]

@@icejumperke Well spotted! I used the plural ( I didn’t notice the spellcheck ) instead of the singular possessive noun ( not pronoun!). I see that your English ability is as good as mine!

[@icejumperke]

@@colinlyne8688 As good? Are you also a translator/interpreter? :D Cool 👊

[@sophiepoisson8302]

привет Алфя, почему дать и не давать can you answer me in english (or in french !) because I'm a beginer. Спасибо

[@Alfia]

Hi Sophie, that's a very good question! "дать" and "давать" both mean "to give". They are just different forms of one verb. "Дать" is a perfective form and "давать" is imperfective. That means we use "дать" as a single action. For example: Я дала ей свой номер телефона. (I gave her my phone number). And we use "давать" when talking about repetetive actions or actions in process. Like: Я помню, как она давала им ключи. (I remember her giving them keys). Hope I clarified it a bit. Please don't hesitate to ask. I've got a video on perfective - imperfective. It might be useful kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4eZgmOPiLepY6s

[@sophiepoisson8302]

Merci, спасибо

[@practicalrussianwithtam4816]

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[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Дай ей книгу. Дай нам стакан воды. Я хочу позвонить другу. Я еду к дорогу. Это необходимо миру. Я хочу помочь жене. Скажи подруге. К сожадению , не могу пойти. К счастью, я умею учить русский язык.

[@Alfia]

Я еду к дороге. Вы молодец!

[@josephward5436]

Я еду к городу. = I'm going to the city. Я еду к дороге. = I'm going to the street.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@Alfia Я еду к дороге. = I am going to street?.