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share your syllabus please.

I’d like to add this for those of you who have yet to understand cases, the Accusitive is used to describe the place TOWARDS which something or someone is moving (Towards where? In which direction?) ; the Prepositional is used to describe the place WHERE, IN WHICH an action is taking place, an object or person is located, something is happening (In which place? Where?) ACC. 1• Я иду в банк (I’m going “towards” the bank); 2• Я поставил стакан на стол (I’ve put the cup “on which direction” the table) PREP. 1• Я в банке (I’m “where?” In the bank); 2• Подарок в коробке (The gift is “where?” In the box) Hopefully this time yall got these cases right.

very nice; thanks for the lesson. But the captions stopped working from 2:20 on.

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Отличная тема. Спасибо.

Отлично! Очень ясно

Эта тема очень трудная для меня. Огромное спасибо Алфиа ❤

Hi Alfia ....always a good teacher...good lessons.

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Perfect lesson, Perfect teacher ! Thank you🙏

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well, you deserve special mention! but yes to whichever level you lead us its better to be not so fast while you speak) and one question благодаря ВАМ или ВАС ? танк ю )

Спасибо большое

спасибо большое

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Большоe спасибо за ваши отличные уроки!

Я люблю лимон

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Slava Z, victory for truth

good video

Где ваш телеграм канал ? Как найти его ?

Мне нравится ваше подкаст ❤

As an English native speaker learning languages with cases can be very, very daunting. Lots of tables, rules, endings, charts... It's much more complicated than an analytical language.

Раньше я думал, что эти слова звучат как <совершенный> и <несовершенный>, но от тебя я слышу <совершённый> и <несовершённый>.

Thank you so much

At about 0:15 you used "но́выми", which I think is plural instrumental. Why is it in instrumental here?

The most important video ,i have seen

You’re the best. (I say that to all the Russian language teachers.)

Вы всегда всё объясняете прекрасно ❤

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Как всегда полезный урок. , спасибо большое Алфия

what I particularly love about you Alfiya, is your ability to look at these subjects with the eye of a student, and to address those issues which we ought to have mastered but either lack the courage, or the awareness, to admit (to ourselves) that we haven't yet learned thoroughly; or worse, think that we know, but haven't really grasped the fundamentals behind it, and hence don't understand properly. Dear me, that was a long way of saying thanks - just glad I didn't try to say it in Russian (but I hope, by saying it in English, it will encourage English speakers, who are still novices in Russian, to join up with you).

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запомнить все варианты сложно, но не невозможно, нужно повторить и повторить ещё раз

Как всегда, очень интересно, полезно, и практическо, спасибо вам Алфиа! ❤❤❤

A related issue is the spelling of adjective vowel endings- whether to use the hard or soft endings, например, "ы" или "и", а тоже, например, "ий" или "ый", и так далее. I understand vaguely when these endings are to be applied, but, am not infrequently wrong.

Спасибо за урок! 96% слов как в хорватском языке!

Is there a general rule on how nouns end to make an adjective from it ? Because "ЧН" is not always used. I mean why шоколадный and not шоколачый ?

отлично!

Thanks!

Очень полезый урок!

Video excelente como habitualmente! Спасибо за свою работу!

Большое спасибо

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What an incredible video!!! Thank you so much.