Lesson 10 the Accusative case of a Russian noun, animate and inanimate

[@marthiaghasemi3662]

Please continue posting new lessons, you explain so well

[@pavelzhirinovsky5251]

Спасибо! I love the practice segment!

[@kenadams1731]

Great video 👍 One recommendation would be to show the solutions after each of the examples for learners to check their work. Just briefly populating all the blanks would be very helpful for slow learners like myself. 😊 спасибо 🙏

[@natasha_rusnow]

Hi! Thank you for your comment! 😊 In my next video I will do it like that 🙂

[@edmilsonmelo4289]

Hi, Natasha! What a luck! This video is right what I'm studying at present! God Bless You!

[@natasha_rusnow]

Hi! That’s great! Happy that you found this video helpful! 😊😊😊

[@ХьюгоМаррокен]

Благодарю вас

[@natasha_rusnow]

Спасибо!

[@Felix-kp7wr]

Привет Наташа! Как всегда, спасибо большое! :) Did not know masculine words change also on accusative... in fact in the course Im doing dont mention anything about it :S Gladly your videos are the perfect complement!

[@natasha_rusnow]

Привет! Спасибо большое за комментарий! 😊 Yes, usually at first we learn only about inanimate nouns where we don’t change masculine words. But often my students try to compound sentences like “I love my son” and find out that we change the word “son”. So I decided that it would be better to give this information. And also it will be useful when we will learn how to make Genitive forms.

[@manueltellesalcocer5226]

Хорошо подытожил ... спасибо большое... Это сложно но я люблю русский язык.

[@natasha_rusnow]

Спасибо вам за комментарий и за то, что учите и любите русский язык! 😊😊😊

[@mulambo592]

amazing

[@hrvenkatachalapathyhrvenka2688]

Lesson no 7 please

[@natasha_rusnow]

It's on the channel.

[@yamabushi170]

Первый комментарий! Я выигрываю!

[@natasha_rusnow]

Это приз 🏆!

[@popwittenino7411]

Unfortunately in the russian teaching market these kinds of grammar lessons are saturated and learners dont need them anymore. Would you just talk about your life in general in russian and make russian sutitle? Russian learners will love you and subscribe no doubt.

[@natasha_rusnow]

Thanks for the comment, but I disagree There can be millions of videos about the same topic, but every video is a unique one. Look what's going on with English lessons, there are thousands of teachers and lessons about the same topic and what does it mean? It means that I can choose and find the right one for me with right content, pace, voice... Speaking videos are great, there will be vlogs on this channel as well, but not as the main type of content. Some people will like it, some won't, it's also ok. Doing speaking videos just for rapid growth is not my strategy. I'm not interested in becoming a KZbin star in one month, I'm interested in creating a community of Russian learners who like my way of teaching and the structure I offer.