Russian Accusative case of Inanimate Nouns. Singular & Plural

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@xaviercruzado3860 2 года назад

Thank you for the lesson, thank you for highlighting the stress in each word, and thank you for writing with script letters. And a massive thank you for consistently posting new videos daily: this is highly appreciated and your channel will continue growing as more people realize the value you deliver through these videos. Additional insights (for each verb, I indicate its imperfective/perfective pair here below): - читать/прочитать (=to read) - слушать/послушать (=to listen) - делать/сделать (=to do) - рассказывать/рассказать (=to tell) - объяснять/объяснить (=to explain) - знать/узнать (=to know) - решать/решить (=to solve) - исправлять/исправить (=to correct) - проверять/проверить (=to check)

@milivojmilosevic1172 2 года назад

I believe the use of imperfective and perfective verb aspect is the most difficult thing to learn in Slavic languages. Even harder than cases, in my opinion.