СВОЙ - Russian Special Possessive Pronoun

[@erdoganpolat1596]

Я никогда не видел человека, который так просто и понятно объясняет русский язык, как вы. Большое спасибо.

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо, очень рада, что это полезно 😊

[@lescommercantesdindochine1954]

I love the precision of Russian language.

[@БилалАли-ж2о]

СПАСИБО ВАМ БОЛЬШОЕ ЗА ПОМОЩЬ.. 🌹🌷

[@critiqueoflife]

Every day I learn from you.

[@haroonmarikar]

very well explained . Kruto utichela . spasiba

[@avadugal3073]

Thank you!! this was very helpful

[@ayushupadhyay007]

Useful video being a beginner of russian language this lesson is very useful...thanks

[@Alfia]

Спасибо, очень рада

[@Валидик]

Хорошая Учительница

[@wilfredojimenez2109]

Excelente explicación profesora Alfia. Muchas gracias.

[@marianogonzalez6488]

1. свою 2 своей жизне 3 свой запах 4 от своих родителей 5 о своей семье 6 свои родости.

[@Visionery1]

Nicely explained!

[@DavidEmerling79]

It also seems to me that Russians tend to shy away from using ANY kind of possessive pronoun when it's obvious that the object belongs to the subject of the sentence. For instance, in English, it sounds perfectly fine to say, "She was walking with her mother." But, I think a Russian would probably say, "Она гуляла с мамой." I don't even think they would say, "Она гуляла сo своей мамой." But, I'm not sure. I'm still learning Russian - but this is what I've gathered through my studies. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@Alfia]

Nothing to correct here, David, you are absolutely right. Though gramatically it's correct, but you can never hear: она гуляла с её мамой. Only: Она гуляла с мамой or она гуляла со своей мамой.

[@troyeinstein9487]

Exactly 💯, I observe the same now.... and I am always inclined to translate their version as in your example as such "Anna was walking with the mother" just assuming that this could also be an acceptable variant in English 😅. The language seems to always looks for short cuts)) Thank you for the observation!

[@barbarossancakli2027]

thanks

[@claudiofinizio199]

Clear, coincise and with examples! Brava 👏

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо! Я старалась :)

[@DesiranKehendak]

A channel about Russian language learning, with a Russian thick soul as the host. This is all I need for today. Keep it coming, Alfia!

[@hilmitaser3686]

Very helpful.

[@Alfia]

Thank you so much. It's important for me.

[@tuongvihuynh3342]

I really love your lesson. It's definitely useful. Thanks so much!

[@Alfia]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@AustralianInSiberia]

Го спажа Алфиа, Вы обсуждаете глаголы с чередующимися континентами? (Do you discuss verbs with alternating continents?)

[@Alfia]

Нет, у меня нет такого видео. Но это хорошая идея 🙂

[@qutrg]

Great video! I always wondered why they used «свой». I guess I've been writing sentences wrong for a long time since I haven't been using this, but now I know when and how to use it -- Thank you ;)

[@Alfia]

Thanks for your feedback! It's great you've got the idea of that interesting word :)

[@erjanaisabay8413]

Thank you very much! I realize that Russian is much more precise than for example English. In the sentence "He loves his girlfriend", "his" could actually be interpreted as some other guy's girlfriend. ;-) and in the Russian sentence such an interpretation is excluded.

[@Alfia]

In that case, yes, it's more precise. Keep learning and thank you for watching!

[@nitasasmita4224]

Thank you share your video. This is very useful for me especially for me live in Russia. You explain by detailing.

[@haroonmarikar]

He loves his girlfriend . I liked that example very much . Else people will think he loves not his girlfriend but somebodys . I knew the word cvoyu in songs but now got the meaning . very well explained

[@Alfia]

Спасибо! Да, мы правда часто используем это слово.

[@marcyvila5164]

👍

[@lulululu1845]

Спасибо вам за помощь

[@ubaydah9149]

1.свою 2.свой 3.своим 4.своим 5.свои 6.свой i wish something of them will be true your lessons are perfect but i don not do enough practice спасибо за уроки

[@Alfia]

Отличная работа! 2) Расскажи мне немного о своей жизни. "Жизнь" is singular feminine, in the sentence it's in Prep.case 3) Каждый дом имеет свой запах. "Запах" is singular masculine in Nominative case 4) Ребёнок убежал от своих родителей. "Родители" is plural, in the sentence it's in Genitive case 5) Катя ничего не говорила о своей семье? "Семья" is singular feminine. We should put it in Prep.case 6) У всех свои радости. "Радости" is plural in Nominative case. It would be great if you rewatch it again and put down all the forms to check the answers. Thanks for your hard work! Mistakes are VERY helpful, they work better than anything else.

[@pault207]

Awesome word. We don't have that in English or Spanish. Thank you for your video!

[@Alfia]

Not all Russian words make sense :D but this one is really good. Thanks for your feedback.

[@Yo-cn3nc]

Muy buen video, Gracias!

[@learnrussianfastinhindi]

классно . 👌

[@caroldelosangeles3621]

Amazing channel thanks from southamerica!

[@markmarkyyy5632]

Excellent as usual. Thank you.

[@otosart8283]

Very good as usual,,,,, ✔✔

[@Alfia]

Спасибо, надеюсь, было полезно.

[@longyun68]

nice !

[@gozdetufekcibasi3003]

спасибо за видео

[@wasfuerkeksigkeit]

Hi alfia, where can one find the answers to the quizes at the end of your videos? thanks

[@fabriciojose2321]

Obrigado! gostei demais dessa aula!

[@Alfia]

Muito obrigada, Fabricio. É importante saber que foi útil!

[@orhunhikayeleri]

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[@eminedogan8062]

Isterseniz Rusça pratik yapabiliriz?

[@Sgovind-w1p]

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[@HubertusKarel]

Good lesson, thank you very much … I try to imitate your very clear pronunciation of the Russian words and sentences

[@Alfia]

That's a great strategy!

[@kamalhurree6480]

The red text on the left says you may NOT use свой я with мы ты вы and the green text on the right says you can . Please clarify 😘

[@amarsalem5671]

Spaciba Alfia for this efficient clarification

[@Alfia]

Рада, что всё понятно :) Спасибо за просмотр!

[@AustralianInSiberia]

Daryгия Алфия, I am keen to understand the nature of your Skype classes. I am at Level 3, Russian via Sydney University. However I am looking for a source of conversation. A blogger and TED Talk lecturer has said you cannot learn Russian without using it. Think it over and tip me off in this site. Блуи Квыилти Blue Mountains, Australia

[@Alfia]

Я тоже согласна, что мы можем научиться читать, понимать, писать по-русски самостоятельно. Но чтобы научиться говорить, нужен собеседник. Сейчас есть много возможностей для этого. Много сайтов где можно найти русскоговорящих для языкового обмена, языковые кафе, или как я - преподавателя по скайп :)

[@Owleagle731]

Свой = его собственный.

[@ahmadsaifulhakim5316]

I really need this for learning russian languages. Thank you so much 😊👍

[@Alfia]

So happy it is useful for you.

[@jaytheexplorer9016]

I'm confused. @5:30 the red text to the left says "YOU MAY NOT USE СВОЙ WITH Я, МЫ, ТЫ, ВЫ", but the green Russian text to the right says that we can. And your spoken description seems to imply we can use either СВОЙ or МОЙ, НАШ, ТВОЙ, or ВАШ with such subjects. Which is correct?

[@frau.rets_psy]

You may not use СВОЙ with МЫ. In this case you can use НАШ.

[@nsaurabh25]

Антон взял чемодан

[@juniorwork1]

Здесь 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 спасибо за видео, пока.

[@GuitarreroDaniel]

Great lesson, thank you very much :D

[@Alfia]

Большое спасибо вам

[@The6077]

I think this vid made for advanced learners.

[@kapamatokmotv380]

1,Не забудь свой тетрадь 2,расскажи мне немного о своём жизни 3,каждый дом имеет свой запах 4,каждый ребёнок от своей родителей 5,Катя ничего не говорила о своей семье

[@Alfia]

Some corrections: свою тетрадь / о своей жизни / от своих родителей

[@shyamveer3555]

I want to travel your village.

[@kapamatokmotv380]

Hi Alfia I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 I watched your vidio every time. I want to improve my rusiuan grammar

[@wanda9377]

Hello...i'm from indonesian:) Thanks for explain❣️

[@Alfia]

Glad to see you here and thanks for watching

[@basicinfo6816]

Hi, Please make separate video for: How to Pronunciation of Russian И and Й

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Он потерят свой рюкзак.

[@Alfia]

Чудесно! Он потерял - прошедшее время

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@Alfia Он потерял свой рюкзак.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@Alfia Антон взял свой чемодан.

[@PsyChoCoyote]

I was watching life of Boris and this showed up Oy does KZbin know me!

[@thecrazystick6717]

Lmao same

[@mariaignaciasandovalcourbi5403]

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[@nsaurabh25]

Nobody says "he's smoking his cigarette".

[@alekapfo4629]

Can you please help me translating this song in one or two sentences. I'll be grateful. Thank you!

[@alekapfo4629]

I really need help

[@Alfia]

Hi Ale, I'll try to help. Which one?

[@alekapfo4629]

I have the video with me but how do I send you. Can we exchange Facebook id?

[@Alfia]

@@alekapfo4629 you can find my fb below the videos

[@shyamveer3555]

Ya tvoi lyublu uchitel mam

[@akashdeepkumar751]

Ok, youtuber stop showing Russia ads I watched a lot USSR meme today

[@PsyChoCoyote]

Same haha

[@colinlyne8688]

Why?

[@locathblack7732]

What's for you are too optimistic

[@marciomaciel1112]

Я говорию по-португалисликий. Я либлию ето язик. Пока пока !

[@Валидик]

Ты Русская?

[@unex6466]

Живи своим умом?)