Prepositional case in Russian

[@Rayhuntter]

I am so easily mesmerized by the beauty of your hands and fingers that I have to rewind the video multiple times. 😢😅🥰😘

[@sanazpakseresht]

Thank you so much

[@michaelandre9350]

A very well made and explained video re: the prepositional case. Well done, Lina - thank you.

[@LinasLessons]

It’s my pleasure and thank you 😊

[@abdallahzaini4929]

Very nice lesson ,with simple way ,thanks a lot for your great efforts Alina,Waiting for more great videos Have a nice weekend,

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you ☺️

[@darkghost8980]

You are very professional! Keep it up thanks a lot 🙏

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you! 😊

[@AbuTheEvil]

Merci Lina :) "Cases are not that scary"... and then you meet the genitive plural and you start making horrible nightmares and you regret the time when the Russian language was just this beautiful, melodious language and you hadn't yet med its terrifying grammar...

[@LinasLessons]

Hahaha that’s sooo true

[@-Abdlhkim-Alia]

Спасибо большое

[@LinasLessons]

Пожалуйста ☺️

[@evets1709]

A great video ))) And at 14.38 your "pregnant pause" was perfect that tiny silence not that ............. scary ))))) wonderful! But I do have a question please. 1) At 8.32 plus a bit ...... Masc adjective endings ом / ем ..... your examples both ended in ом is there a way to know if it is ом or ем? please?

[@LinasLessons]

Thank you 😊 It usually depends on the original form of a word. For example if we have a word синий witch has ий at the end, we’ll replace it with ем - синем. And ой / ый of masculine endings usually takes Ом. But of course there are exceptions from this rule 😊

[@SoziMiror]

spasiba

[@LinasLessons]

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