I still have a lot to learn, but this have helped a lot. You uploaded this on the same day I started to dabble into the Genitive cases. The first cases I am learning.
You are an incredible teacher, Fedor! Thank you! I want to move in with you and your wife! You know, I could be your long-lost English brother who lives in the basement room and repairs all the busted stuff in your house! 😅 Mike in Michigan
Фёдор, ты красавчик, блин 👏🏻 You have the ability to put yourself in others people's shoes (foreigners learning Russian, in this case) and thats a huge part of teaching. You're excellent at it, and after spending so much hours watching your videos, I already think of you as a friend of mine 😁 спасибо от всего сердца, дружище 🫡🫡
This is very helpful Fyodor, you have my gratitude !! I've be racking my brain with Russian cases, and I have long ways to go to be fluent. Russian verbs aren't so much of a problem for me as I also speak Spanish, so the verb conjugations are not difficult other than some tongue twisting consonant combinations. I understand the verb conjugation concepts though. Once again, Spasibo Bolshoye !!
Also, the genitive in this sense is possession - У меня есть Для меня У тебя есть Для тебя It’s like saying “für dich” - you wouldn’t say “Ich habe für DU etwas”
I am learning Belarusian, and it has cases like in Russian, but its spelling is better than in Russian. Собака vs. Сабака Вода vs. Вада. And more like Я американец vs. Belarusian Я амерыканец.
Федь, а Федь, а ты им не объясняешь, откуда "лишние" гласные в предлогах появляются? к тебе, ко мне, в постели, во сне, и главный из них "трансформер" -- о/об/обо (объ).
I still have a lot to learn, but this have helped a lot.
You uploaded this on the same day I started to dabble into the Genitive cases. The first cases I am learning.
You are an incredible teacher, Fedor! Thank you!
I want to move in with you and your wife! You know, I could be your long-lost English brother who lives in the basement room and repairs all the busted stuff in your house! 😅
Mike in Michigan
Фёдор, ты красавчик, блин 👏🏻 You have the ability to put yourself in others people's shoes (foreigners learning Russian, in this case) and thats a huge part of teaching. You're excellent at it, and after spending so much hours watching your videos, I already think of you as a friend of mine 😁 спасибо от всего сердца, дружище 🫡🫡
Wait, my English teacher teaching me about prepositions WASN’T useless?!?!
Thanks so much
I’d would like a side by side visual break down for word endings and prepositions. Thank you for this
Вы ужинаете в дорогом ресторане 😎 thank for your help fedor! Slowly I’m solving the rubix cube that is Russian
спасибо ! so much !
This is very helpful Fyodor, you have my gratitude !! I've be racking my brain with Russian cases, and I have long ways to go to be fluent. Russian verbs aren't so much of a problem for me as I also speak Spanish, so the verb conjugations are not difficult other than some tongue twisting consonant combinations. I understand the verb conjugation concepts though. Once again, Spasibo Bolshoye !!
Deep explanation
здравствуй Федя! я изучаю русский язык ~7 лет, а до сих пор я могу понять многих языков ❤
The preposition за can be followed by the nominative case in the expression “что за”.
Это что за работа?
What kind of work is it?
I thought "из, из-за, от", are also prepositions that go with the Genitive case? 🤔
Yes, you are right. But Fedor said, that he hadn't mentioned all prepositionals with genitive case.
Why did u forget «у»?
@@tovarishlumberjack2356 it's so common that I've totally forgotten it's a preposition 😅
😊
After 3 minutes first question: in German für (для ) is always akkusativ. Guess in english too. Makes it a lot harde! Isn‘t для also used with тебя?
Was denkst du ist тебя 🤡
всё ради тебя ; )
За - for, behind, etc
Для - for you (i.e. a gift)
Ради - for the sake of
За родину!
Подарок для тебя.
Ради меня, помоги!
Also, the genitive in this sense is possession -
У меня есть
Для меня
У тебя есть
Для тебя
It’s like saying “für dich” - you wouldn’t say “Ich habe für DU etwas”
I am learning Belarusian, and it has cases like in Russian, but its spelling is better than in Russian. Собака vs. Сабака Вода vs. Вада. And more like Я американец vs. Belarusian Я амерыканец.
empieza 1:31
How do you say “cases” in Russian?
Падежи
@@shammysa Спасибо!
πτῶσις, падеж, falling
@@yozhleszy Чё?
1:10 which video is he talking about?
m.ua-cam.com/video/360aIXlm6fI/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/360aIXlm6fI/v-deo.html this one!
At 10:29, did he say, “…speak it to your feminine friends and have fun.”?
no he said "speak it to your FAMILY AND friends" it was kind of spoken fast so its a fair mistake
Я смотрю это видео в надежде выучить английский язык
Well, it's not IMPOSSIBLE to say it incorrectly, it's just incorrect.
You know, Fedor.
Федь, а Федь, а ты им не объясняешь, откуда "лишние" гласные в предлогах появляются? к тебе, ко мне, в постели, во сне, и главный из них "трансформер" -- о/об/обо (объ).
Они арифметику не освоили, а ты им высшую математику хочешь предложить.
а как они будут произносить группы согласных, не разбавляя их гласными? я пробовал, и получается "каша".
I do not want to do russian cases
So what’s the problem with cases? Just learn the endings and that’s it bruh
I'm so sad about idiot Biden. We need Trump now.😪
ни один не поможет овладеть языком 🥸
блин нам похуй