Russian GENITIVE CASE

Part II. Genitive Plural is here • GENITIVE PLURAL - Russ...
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Learn most used Russian case! After watching that video you will be able to say "There isn't ..." correctly, use numbers and words "много" и "мало" with nouns, about 20(!) various prepositions. Just imagine how your vocabulary will improve!
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[@pault207]

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[@Alfia]

Many many thanks for that feedback. I'm sure studying shouldn't be tiring and if you find my explanations clear and not hard to comprehend, I'm more than happy.

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[@Alfia]

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[@boatters]

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[@carloschess2010]

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[@TheNickparsa]

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[@Alfia]

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[@arashesfandyari1992]

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[@dwbush777]

WOW! What an amazing lesson! You explain the genetics case so clearly. I especially like how you cover aspects of when to use the genitive case daily, strategies for practicing each case for 15 minutes each day, and homework! Thank you very much for your helpful videos? Do you offer group conversation for A1 and A2 levels to practice the cases?

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[@bethbaani]

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[@ssoutsan65]

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[@Sairca]

Hello, you said at the beginning of the lesson, there will be 2 more parts for the genitive case. but actually there is only part 1 available. thanks a lot for your educational lessons.

[@cyrussmith4744]

In the decscription of the video you can find Part II

[@ssoutsan65]

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[@erandiosamb6163]

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[@Alfia]

Great to see you back!

[@damselfaria]

Great effort..even then it is so complex to understand 🙏

[@Alfia]

Thank you so much. Indeed, there is a lot of information in that video, that's why it's longer than usually. Hope it's going to be more clear with the practice. I'm preparing a number of short videos for everyday practice.

[@nickmetzgar2347]

Thank you for your lessons)

[@Alfia]

Вам тоже спасибо, что смотрите)

[@nickmetzgar2347]

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[@dostoevskyagainstthemachin5172]

I'm excited. Tomorrow I will learn Russian cases.

[@Alfia]

Good luck with it!

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[@dostoevskyagainstthemachin5172]

I'm going slightly mad... It finally happened with Russian Cases... :)

[@gokhanpazarcik4531]

great videos, very helpful. are there more exercises we can practice with?

[@buckleupbuckeroo]

best video i've seen on this topic. well done Alfia

[@Alfia]

Правда? Спасибо 💗 Я думаю, есть много хороших видео и хороших учителей

[@buckleupbuckeroo]

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[@Khalid11123]

1.Я из Сомали я из динсора 2.У меня есть яблока,мяса,рыбы ,у меня нет молока, воды 3.я не живу около супермаркета ,я живу около университета и магазина 4.У меня есть 3 брата и 4 сестры 5. У меня нет кошки, собаки

[@Alfia]

2. У меня есть яблоки, мясо, рыба (Nominative case after у меня есть) Всё остальное правильно, отличная работа!

[@MetalRX1]

Great Video! I have been studying Russian for almost two years and this is the best explanation of the genitive case I have seen on KZbin. I love the Q&A examples to reinforce the material. Thank you!

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо, очень рада, что у вас всё получается.

[@yohankim5577]

I'm still waiting on the videos of genitive plural. Thank you for this video Alfia.

[@Alfia]

Обещаю, честное слово :))

[@haraldtoepfer233]

Thank you Alfia! I always enjoy your videos so much! Can someone give me the link to the Gen Plural Video? I just cannot find ist.

[@sgill4833]

Finally I understand 👍

[@Alfia]

Great to know that! 😊 Keep on your hard work

[@pjdilip]

So clear, we are falling in love with our teacher😂

[@renelesieux1250]

First time i see this video and it's very interesting for me , hight level to learn and good for my English too , Im French .

[@Alfia]

Очень рада! I'm so happy to know that 🙂

[@mythiliganeshamoorthi9053]

1.сыра 2.серегея 3.игоря 4.воды 5.россий 6.китая 7.пива 8.сахара 9.Собраня 10.стены

[@catboy721]

Hi -- can you tell me if the other two genitive videos you mention have been done yet? Didn't see them in the playlists for the channel. Thanks.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Одно поле. Одно письмо. Два поля. Два письмо. Один студент. Музей. Игорь. Два музея. Четыре Игоря. Да, точно. Мне нравится ваше видео. Спасибо большое.

[@MaksymMinenko]

Два письма.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@MaksymMinenko Два письма на столе.

[@basicinfo6816]

Nice video.

[@Alfia]

Thank you. Though it turned out to be a bit longer...

[@basicinfo6816]

@@Alfia It doesn't matter :) If video is informative and interesting people love to watch it :)

[@glida12]

@@basicinfo6816 quite right

[@youcefbey]

It is crazy how learning russian cases become very easy while I was suffering for years. After listening to your video the theory is clear, we need just to practice. But I'm wondering why you ignored Animate and Inanimate of feminine end masculine ? Thank you very much

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[@mayaahmadieh8327]

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[@fufnulius1]

Why is it "два" in the sentence "У меня есть два сына", but in the sentence "У меня есть две машины" "две"?

[@Alfia]

A great question! "Два" works for masculine objects, "две" for feminine. "Сын" is masculine, "машина" is feminine. Hope I clarified it a bit.

[@ubaydah9149]

Miss ALFIA you are amazing in today's lesson as you are always. the lesson was amazing and useful. thanks a lot. 1.сыра 2.сергея 3.игори 4.воды 5.россии 6.китая 7.пева 8.сахара 9.собрания 10.стены 1.я из сирии. 2.у меня в холодильнике есть хлеб.у меня нет жира. 3.я живу около школы. 4.у меня есть два брата и три сестры. 5.у меня нет кошкы.нет собакы. but i want to say something. i think that grammar is not so important .there are many things are more important like knowing new words and the grammar will be better by time . i think so and trying to have many words by heart to support my Russian then strength it by grammar. what do you think? my regards

[@Alfia]

Happy to know you find it helpful! Thanks for your feedback, it's really important for me. As for your sentences: 3. Игоря (masculine with Ь) 7. пива Your answer about "Что у вас есть в холодильнике" is ok. Just the word "жир" means "fat". Did you mean that? Or butter or oil? Butter is "сливочное масло", oil is "растительное масло". If we put it in Genitive, it'll be "У меня нет масла в холодильнике". And in sentence 5 the correct translation will be "У меня нет кошки и собаки" (they are feminine with КА ending) Regarding fluency and accuracy. I fully understand what you mean. Somehow diving into a language, reading, listening, learning new words and trying to speak without drilling much grammar sounds more natural. It's the way kids comprehend their mothertongues. If you ask me, I think it SOMETIMES works better. Two moments here are essential to succeed. Firstly, listen to native speakers as much as possible and watching videos with subtitles, copy the intonation and pronunciation out loud. Do not learn separate words but phrases, collocations and set expressions. And secondly, try to create a grammar skeleton in your head intuitively, the main idea without excessive details. That's my view on your question, hope you understand what I mean :)

[@ubaydah9149]

@@Alfia yes.thanks very much.

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[@ubaydah9149]

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[@Whitelivesmatter148ate]

can you plug in the correct answers too for the template at the end?

[@gnamp]

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[@Alfia]

Uiii so sweet to hear that. I'd love to have a wonderful British accent, the way I speak is a horrible mixture of sounds 🫣😄

[@SRB0987]

Can I have part 2 of genitive case please or where can I find it please tell me......

[@theprojector7796]

Thank you so much for your advice when I would like to tell you that it is better to modify this language from a difficult and boring language to an easy and interesting language so I hope you guys that deal with Russian literature do that thank you.

[@foleydvm]

how do you know if a word ends in the soft sign if it is masculine or feminine?

[@kirkhammett1211]

1- я из турции. я живу в стамбуле 2 у меня ест 2 бутылках молока у меня нет сока в этом 3 я живу около супермаркета. стамбул огромный город поэтому почти везде находится супермаркет 4-у меня 1 старшая сестра но нет брата 5- у меня кошка. его имя "манцо". мне нравятся играт с ним когда я жил в польше, у меня был подруга. ее имя катарина и ее "nickname" кошка поэтому начала я знал слов " кошка" по руский

[@jorgeparamo9671]

Hi, your videos are so interesting but cant fine the sencond and third part. Can you help me please.

[@bhavin105]

8:35 Why there is 'есть' for sons but not sisters? Is it optional? Which is the correct way of framing the sentence?

[@theworld4369]

I like your lecture very much. including your pretty face.

[@EnriquePerez-oh3mx]

Im starting my second case. Genitive case is my second case and you make it easy and fun to learn it. Can I get more exercises . do you have a site to download ? How much is the cost? A donation will be ok? I don't know how long it will take me to learn genitive case but i would like to learn cases with you.

[@Alfia]

Contact me on fb, I'll send you more exercises on all 6 cases.

[@govinds8263]

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[@utkarshkumar7959]

Hello mam where is other parts of genitive case?🙁I didn't found it.

[@julianjohncraft3091]

Why does два сhange in the Genitive to "две," but три and четыре change not at all?

[@DavidEmerling79]

The few times I've had discussions with Russians and I've asked them if they have any children, it seems they prefer collective numerals in these type of discussions. They usually say "У меня есть двое дочерей" instead of "У меня есть две дочери." At least, that's what I think I'm hearing. I could be wrong. It surprises me when they use collective numerals.

[@Alfia]

Actually, both are used. У меня две дочери = У меня двое дочерей. У меня два сына = У меня двое сыновей. But it's really more common to say: У меня двое (трое, четверо) детей. Rather than "У меня два ребёнка" - it's a bit weird, though grammatically correct.

[@aimanfariz7642]

Where is the 2nd and 3rd part?

[@loveyourself1986]

Hi why does it change with 2,3,4 in the positive sentence if you said until 4 is singular. У меня друг. Is this right?

[@Alfia]

Look, I have a friend - means I have one friend. It's nominative. Then, 2, 3,4 - Genitive singular. У меня два друга / три друга / четыре друга. And starting with 5 it's Genitive plural. У меня пять друзей. Is that what you asked?

[@Puxladen]

I didnt see genitive case in plural form here why

[@voiceofindonesiamasboytvch8870]

As.an Indonesian,.it take.quite lot.time.to.pronounce it

[@danielsahagun4367]

Dear Teacher: Can I say; У меня есть два сестры? Thanks in advance for your answer

[@Alfia]

Вы можете сказать: У меня есть две сестры. In Russian, we have 2 forms: две - feminine and два - masculine.

[@davidhickey1182]

how do i find genitive case parts 2 and 3 please?

[@Alfia]

Привет, David! If you haven't found it yet, check out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6SQf2aJrdeoh68 and here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX60cp57gcR-jaM and here (currently available for sponsors only) kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4jRnGV4pZWqnMk

[@DavidEmerling79]

I have a hard time understanding the genitive case after numerals when an adjective is involved. For instance: "У нее есть два красных карандаша." (She has two red pencils.) I believe the above sentence is grammatically correct, BUT why would the adjective be in the genitive plural when the noun it modifies is in the genitive singular? Yet, "У нее есть две красные ручки." (She has two red pens.) Now, we have the adjective in the nominative plural whereas the noun it modifies is in the genitive singular. So much for the adjective agreeing with the noun it modifies, huh? "У нее есть пять красных ручек." Now, that makes sense! "У нее есть двадцать двe красныe ручки." It seems, grammatically speaking, Russians only care about the два and not the двадцать. :)

[@Dl4n]

Why is 12 in the genitive plural? It ends with a 2 right?

[@Alfia]

Genitive plural is used till 20, because the word "двенадцать" (12) doesn"t have the word "два" at the end. For example: Двенадцать машин. Двадцать две машины. Hopefully you can see the difference.

[@Dl4n]

@@Alfia alright I got it now! Thank you so much!

[@Alfia]

@@Dl4n пожалуйста :)

[@Kittyququmber]

12 ends with two. Why is it plural and not singular? Also I have no milk. Why do you not use есть verb to say у меня есть нет молока

[@Alfia]

Двенадцать (12) is one word, you use Genitive plural after that. You can only use Genitive singular after двадцать два, двадцать три, двадцать четыре.... (22, 23, 24). Or you can use this scheme: 1 - Nominative singular 2-4 - Genitive singular 5-20 - Genitive plural 21 - Nominative singular 22-24 - Genitive singular 25-30 - Genitive plural 31 - Nominative singular .... Hope that helped a bit. Secondly, if you use "есть" it means there is/ are. You can only use it in affirmative sentences. If the sentence is negative, you say "у меня нет + Genitive".

[@foleydvm]

I don't understand you said numbers ending in 1 nominative so 21 nominative case, 22 switch to genitive , 25 switch to genitive plural got it but why 12 which ends with 2 should be in genitive singular...ends in 2

[@Alfia]

It works for the numbers, starting with 20. 1 - год 2, 3, 4 - года 5, 6, 7...20 - лет (from 5 to 20) 21 - год 22, 23, 24 - года 25-30 - лет 31 - год 32, 33, 34 - года 35-40 - лет ..........

[@Alfia]

Кстати, вы получили мой email? Я добавила вам домашнюю работу ещё в пятницу 🙂

[@foleydvm]

@@Alfia not for years old...your example in video was 22 рубла и 12 рублеи. if they both end in 2 (3, 4, 0). I would think in genitive both cases

[@sainte5]

imagine you have 4 friends IGOR!

[@glida12]

You don't have to split Igor into 4 Igors. but you may have 4 friends called Igor ; )

[@Alfia]

well yes, probably so :) If they appeared at once :)

[@car103d]

Or you can really split Igor into 4 like in the movie Multiplicity ;-)

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Very nice ukranian's teacher!

[@user-zv4qg3dw2i]

Previyet

[@zephyrnarcisse6966]

Why is it 12рублей? It should be 12 рубля, omg I don't understand 😂

[@Alfia]

один рубль, два, три четыре рубля, 5-20 рублей, 21 рубль, 22 рубля, 23 рубля, 24 рубля, 25-30 рублей, 31 рубль, 32-34 рубля, 35-40 рублей ....

[@SamSunLight]

Thank you 🌞

[@Khalid11123]

1. Сыр _Сыра 2.Сергей _Сергея 3.Игрорь _Игоря 4.Вода _Воды 5.Россия _России 6.Китаий_Китаии 7.Пиво_Пива 8.Сахар _Сахара 9.Собрание _Собрания 10.Стена _Стены Я не уверен правильно это или нет

[@Alfia]

6. Китай - Китая (Китай is masculine, as the letter й is a consonant) Всё остальное правильно, вы большой молодец!

[@misaelgalindo2402]

There’s no legends!!?

[@rintothumewah5455]

So if I wanna say "my doughter's name is shannon" gonna be "шаннон моего имени дочери." Am I right?

[@Alfia]

It would be "Имя моей дочери Шаннон" (the name of my daughter is Shannon). Или "Мою дочь зовут Шаннон". The second one sounds more common in Russian.

[@rintothumewah5455]

@@Alfia Thank you Alfia...can't wait for the genetive plural lesson from you.

[@tzaoriana]

So complicated

[@Khalid11123]

Accurate me please dear Teacher