#63 Russian - у меня есть, у меня нет... I have, I don't have + Genitive case 

+Valentina Pearl I am very happy that I help a little ;)

+Aryan Khanna It is great! I am very happy it helped ;)

William J. U. thank you, I try to make it as logical and simple as possible...))

arsalan amini спасибо за то, что смотрите! И за комментарий ;)

(1) У меня нет большой машины. У меня только маленькая машина. ( 2 ) У него нет подруги.

it disappears from this sentence and the quantity of dresses gets negated and not to be which doesn't appear in alot of sentences anyway. I am getting that right. You have shown again that you put alot of though and hard work into putting these lessons together. I can express enough how grateful I am. I am sure my classmates are greatful as well.

Thank you so very much for your kind words and everything! The verb to be is very tricky in Russian, yes, but in time you will get it and it'll get natural, just never give up! XOXO

Milton Thomaz Thank you, dear! My sister's name is Vera [v'Era] ;)

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Nice name! Quite common here in Brazil! Cheers!!! :)

Really? Interesting! :)

Thank you! ❤️

Javier Rojas well, tell me the terms you want to know and I'll try to help :) chess - шахматы chessman - шахматная фигура check - шах checkmate - шах и мат pawn - пешка rook - ладья knight - конь bishop - слон queen - ферзь king - король

Thanks for answer. Well, I'm interested specially the pieces's names and important movements: King, queen, knight, bishop, pawn, rock. aperture, final, castle, check, checkmate; another.... Thanks again. I Really love hear your classes.

Javier Rojas well, I have already given you some, and as for 'aperture, final' I am not sure, I'll need to consult my father, he plays chess :) Do you play chess professionally?

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Thanks a lot. See you in class

+Aaron Tupaz My Actually my Russian friend helped me out. I found a better chart masterrussian.com/aa052000a.shtml

+andydidyouhear that's right! In positive we use Nominative case for what we have ;)

+Paulo Watanabe I don't quite understand your question, can you elaborate?

+Balaio do Devir Hi, I'm OK, just a lot of work, as usual.... Here --> new.gramota.ru/spravka/letters/65-n-mestoimenie

Thanks

alcgda Well, that's a good question you do it according to the declination of the noun ;) I already have a couple of classes devoted to it, #42 Russian Grammar - 1st declension, nouns, cases, numbers #56 Russian Grammar - 2nd declension, nouns, cases, numbers if it is a personal pronoun you should change - take a look at these videos, devoted to them #28 Russian / English personal pronouns: я - I, ты - you, он - he, она - she, оно - it, мы - we... #33 Russian personal pronouns 2: я, ты, он, она, оно, мы, вы, они, I, you, he, she, it, we, you..

+Balaio do Devir I don't get it, and I have no time to search for it, can you give me the exact time code?

Here for example (you can answer later, no problem, I'm in the work too) у нас будет ребенок became у нас не будет ребенока

у нас не будет ребенка - this is negation and in such tenses, when we use negation the word should be used in Genitive case

Thank you very much. I still do some confusion with the cases, especially the genitive, and prepositional

+Balaio do Devir no problem, keep going ;)

+Balaio do Devir cool! It is a little easier for you ;)

It's very different languages, but with some peculiar features in commom

+Balaio do Devir a dictionary?

yes

+Leo B this class will help you - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3mrtPegDyPQ.html

+Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online That information wasn't in there, I asked my teacher however, she said that after к there is soft conjugation, so кошки and not кошкы

Leo B the info is there - exception 1: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3mrtPegDyPQ.htmlm17s

+Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Can't believe I missed it, thanks!

Leo B no problem ;) I am glad everything is clear now :)

William J. U. "у него", "у неё" - here we focus on the person - he has, she has... "у его", "у её" - here we use possessive pronouns, his father has, her friends have... #37 Russian possessive pronouns - мой, твой, его, ее, наш, ваш, их - my, your..

Smart Ali well, it is frustrating sometimes... :) but it helps us speak correctly and beautifully ;) p.s. never give up! ;)