Russian - Impersonal Constructions with Object Pronouns in the Dative

In this video, I explain impersonal and special constructions with object pronouns in the dative in Russian. I begin by giving a quick reminder of the dative’s questions, object pronouns, and main function - Direction. Later, I present a more detailed explanation of how impersonal constructions are used in the dative, such as emotional and physical states that use specific verbs, like нравиться - to like and нужно - to need. Then, I quickly recap the minor concepts of the dative, like addresses, age, and special prepositions, and elaborate more about how special constructions and object pronouns are used with them. Because there is a lot to know about the dative and all of its usages, I present many examples and go more in-depth about every single idea that the dative offers.
A complete summary/guide of the dative case, its questions, and object pronouns in Russian:
www.thoughtco.com/dative-case...
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Thank you for the feedback. I do put a lot of time and effort into these videos, but I haven't really thought of creating a video about how I make videos. I might do that in the future. Still, it's good to know that some people are learning.