The Instrumental Case | Learn Russian Grammar

[@russianreaders]

Hey guys!! We hope you enjoy the video! :) If you have any questions about Russian grammar, or about the Instrumental Case specifically, be sure to let us know in the comments below. :)

[@southernbelle27203]

That's what I do! Reference a few examples in my head and then apply the same rule. Great advice.

[@russianreaders]

Yes! It's a great way to remember some of these rules (and their common exceptions as well).

[@southernbelle27203]

Спасибо за видео!

[@russianreaders]

You're so welcome!! Just let us know if there's any other topics that you'd like us to cover!

[@alancosta4760]

Great content. This case and dative are taking me the most time, not exactly because I didn't understand it but because I can't put in practice.

[@I_love_borsch]

I learn much from this channel

[@russianreaders]

Thank you!!

[@nil_at]

This channel is soooo underrated! Thank you for the good explanation. I would be pleased if you add another video for plural and adjectives too. Большое спасибо

[@russianreaders]

Thank you so much! We'll be sure to keep the videos coming; and we'll cover adjectives as well! :)

[@cruelpirate78]

@14:58 you have I drink tea with the cat :)

[@ΒασιλικήΜοναστηριώτη-κ1σ]

Super , greetings from Greece . I love watching your videos , спасибо !

[@Trekker_001]

Good class. Congrats. If that’s all possible if you could leave a table with all these rules it will be usefull. Thank you. Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷

[@Powasx]

You are by far the best Russian teacher I ever found. You explain everything so perfectly and simply. and go at a nice slow pace with many examples. I finally understand how cases work and their forms after I tried learning from many different youtubers, but you are the only one that made it make sense. I can't thank you enough. Also I have your app and its amazing! plenty of good content and I love the English translations under the sentences too. thank you so much for everything.

[@jaehus1971]

Excellent video - your very good. Please try and make some more videos they are really helping us and will help your channel to grow.

[@marcosjunior3544]

ой ой, At 14:57 It's written "Я пью чай с кошкой" instead of "Я играю с кошкой", it's funny 😂. Excellent video by the way друг you got a new subscriber.

[@ethicsmw]

Excellent explanation! Best video on youtube for understanding cases hands down

[@yellowray8874]

ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΏ 🙏

[@anikkapolyglot]

This is a very effective way to learn Russian! Thank you for what you do! ❤

[@russianreaders]

You're so welcome!

[@FSB1971]

Thanks for teaching me in this, to me ,relaxed way .Love it !!

[@mahdi3521]

Большое спасибо.

[@rbk_toworld]

Please keep uploading videos. You are a one of best teacher I met on KZbin. Thank you so much. Congratz from Sri Lanka.🙏

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

So I'm kinda struggling to understand where the stress falls but I noticed a pattern and I'd like to know whether this holds true in general or whether it was just coincidence. So -ом seemed to be unstressed in most words except those that already had the stress on the last syllable in nominative case (молокó => молокóм). Also for nouns that only have one syllable like нóж => ножóм. Is it always like that? Edit: лимóн => лимóном breaks my rule so i'm guessing no

[@alexsekai]

Thank you so much for this great video!! This is really awesome! :)

[@mikehent5349]

I found your video to be easily understood with great examples. Thank you!

[@radioman321]

I’ve been taking Russian for about 5.5 months, and the way you explain cases is far and above what my teacher has been able to do. Perhaps it’s time to find a new teacher. I mean even as minor as “don’t use “с” with actual tools…” she wouldn’t even say that. She’d tell me to just remember certain things. She’s a native speaker, and speaks 4 languages. She has her degree in language education, but her English isn’t as good as yours… not sure if that’s the issue, but in any event, I think I’ll look for a new teacher.

[@fla3368]

Thanks for the very clear video! If you are saying that you're speaking with someone and you mention him/her with both name and patronymic, both should be in the instrumental case, right?

[@aldohawk8634]

I also love to пить чай с кошкой.

[@russianreaders]

lol! ooopss! :)

[@samirelhami2187]

يجب ان تضع لنا تمارين في هذا الدرس حتى نرى هل فهمنا أم لا.

[@kenlambfold]

I subscribed to your channel to support you. I got a channel too, and I know what it means . I am planning to travel to Russia. You are great

[@strictway2907]

вот всё; я ем рис с рыбой. я говорю с Майклом. я ем борщ с мясом я пию чай с сахаром. я ем курицу вилкой.