Russian language pronouns though! (Learn Russian on my channel @russianspeakingclub )

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[davidholden]

US: I am so fluid, I have 4 pronouns.
Russian: Hold my водка

[Okuyasu]

For me, as a Russian person, there is a big difference. But I understand you perfectly. The Russian language is quite complex.

[Ayxan_Eyvaz]

Ты - you
Тебя - you(accusiativ)
Тебе - you(dativ)
Тобой - by you
Вы - you (plural and formal)
Вас - you (accusativ plural and formal)
Вам - you (dativ plural and formal)
Вами - you ("by you" plural and formal)
Ваш - your (plural and formal)

[bubbles.mp]

I'm an American trying to learn Russian, I love Russian people!

[Xeliika]

Я грек и учу русский. Пожелай мне удачи 🇬🇷💗🇷🇺

[robloxbobuks]

—Ну что, идёшь гулять?
— Да нет, наверное

[darinablack]

Только начав учит нормально английский, я поняла, насколько сложный мой родной Русский язык... Хотя до сих пор хочется плакать от всех этих артиклей и on-in в английском 😅

[MariaSole]

I am studying Russian and i am more than grateful to my latin and ancient greek courses at school. Latin and ancient greek make a lot more easy to understand Russiam grammar

[nunanan]

I love Russian's grammar not only because of this, but also because you can switch words in sentences and it will still have the same meaning while in English it won't make any sense

[Enks]

People, it’s called declension. And it is common to many languages.
It’s not that Russian has “more” words, every word, I mean every noun, has 6 (or 7) cases...

[Lem]

-Хочешь чаю ?
-Да нет наверное .
😂😂😂

[yessica]

Russian parents at gender reveal parties: "OMG it's a you"

[KSABCAN]

It is amazing how many ways you can say 'you' in Russian.

[محمدالقحطاني-سقف]

In arabic
For 1 male (you انت)
For 1 female. (you انتِ)
For 2 both male/female (you انتما)
For 3+ male. (you انتم)
For 3+ female. (you انتن)

[filipcz]

Most of the slavic languages have this, Czech too. And english is specific in one thing, they are using same thing for one people and more peoples, most languages have difference in this.

[pigameshd]

I have been learning Russian for 3 month and they are actually very simple to understand, because they are there in different context it is easy to use them. Plus, it contributes to the diversity and the beauty of the language and such features do in all languages

[AnAMAteurtraveler]

Я не боюсь. Я выучу 😊! По-русски красный… even though it’s complicated af. Любовь из 🇺🇸

[shubhammaurya]

Literally I'm confused....Потому что я только начал учить русский язык и теперь знаю только значение u. Но, увидев значение такого количества U, я сошел с ума.😅

[cottoncandyaddict]

I’m learning Russian right now as best I can with Duolingo and so far I’m doing ok, but every time I think I’m getting it there’s yet another way to say say one thing in several different ways depending on who, what, where, when and how many of whatever there is lol. Like I’m trying to learn about plurals right now and I’m confused but it makes sense at the same time haha. So far I really love this language!

[barking]

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