👋Доброе утро, товарищи! Как вы?

• Селфи (unchangeable)
  [sel-fi]
  Selfie (a self-portrait)

Also:
• Делать селфи
  [de-lat' sel-fi]
  To take a selfie

🔻'Cелфи' is a borrowed word, but did you know that there is a humorous Russian word for it?

• Себяшка (себяшки)
  [si-byash-ka (si-byash-ki)]

🔻It comes from a reflexive pronoun: СЕБЯ (myself, himself, herself, yourself) as you take a picture of yourself:

❗Some grammar forms for those who like not only memes and cat videos on RCR:

🔵Accus.: винить СЕБЯ (to blame oneself)
🔵Dat.: дать СЕБЕ время (to give time to oneself)
🔵Instr.: гордиться СОБОЙ (to be proud of oneself)
🔵Prep.: рассказывать o СЕБЕ (to tell about oneself)

❓ А Вы часто делаете селфи? Расскажите, a лучше покажите!

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▶️How to ask Как дела? (Revision)

▶️How to answer 'Как дела?'
(Revision)

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🔻The ACCUSATIVE case marks the direct object of a sentence, answers the questions Кого? Что? (Whom? What?).

🔻Accusative case is used after the prepositions 'в', 'за', 'на', 'про', 'через':

🔻Some verbs which require the accusative case are:

🔵Видеть (to see)
🔵Изучать (to study)
🔵Влиять на (to influence)
🔵Влюбиться в ( to fall in love with)
🔵Беспокоиться за (to worry about)
🔵Рассказывать про (to tell about)
🔵Перелезть через (to climb/get over)

Example (see the video):

•  Я вижу мясо!!!
   [ya vi-zhu mya-sa]
   I see (some) meat!!!

🔻 I saved some detailed information about ending changes in Accusative SINGULAR here:
https://telegra.ph/Accusative-case-singular-07-19

▶️Смотришь в книгу - видишь фигу. (Revision)

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👋 Привет всем! Суббота! Ура!

• Начни день с улыбки!
  [na-chni den' s u-lyp-ki]
  Start your day with a smile!

🔵Начинать (что?/what? + accusative) день

🔵Начинать (с чего?/with what? + genitive) с улыбки

❓А с чего вы начинаете день?

▶️Accusative, singular (Revision)

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🔻With the help of prefix НА- and suffix -СЯ verbs with the meaning of complete satisfaction with the action are formed:

• НАгулятьСЯ
  [na-gu-lya-tsa]
  To walk enough

• НАговоритьСЯ
  [na-ga-va-ri-tsa]
  To talk enough

• НАестьСЯ
  [na-yes-tsa]
  To eat enough

• НАпитьСЯ
  [na-pi-tsa]
  To drink enough or
  to get drunk

• НАработатьСЯ
  [na-ra-bo-ta-tsa]
  To work enough

Еxample (see the video):
• Всё, возвращаемся домой. Мы нагулялись!
[fsyo, vaz-vra-shcha-yem-sya da-moy. my na-gu-lya-lis']
🇬🇧 That's it, let's go home. We've walked enough!

Check other prefixes▶️#prefixes

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🔻ACCUSATIVE case for nouns in PLURAL
Я вижу (что? кого?) I see ...

Example (see the video):

• Я вижу проблемы на горизонте! Да ну на фиг!
[ya vi-zhy prab-le-my na ga-ri-zon-te. da nu na fik]
🇬🇧 I see problems on the horizon. No way/Damn that!

🔻 I saved some detailed information about ending changes in PLURAL here: https://telegra.ph/Accusative-case-plural-07-29

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▶️Accusative SINGULAR (Revision)

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Всем доброго утра! Some grammar instead of morning coffee☕️😉?

• Опаздывать (imperf.)
  [a-paz-dy-vat']
=
• Опоздать (perf.)
  [a-paz-dat']
  To be late (for/to)
❗Mind the difference in spelling (-а-, -о-)

🔻Prepositions 'на' and 'в' (+ accusative case) are used with the verb 'опаздывать' but their usage depends.

🔻We use 'в' when referring to more general concepts like school or university:

• Я опаздываю в школу.
  [ya a-paz-dy-va-yu f shko-lu]
  I am late for school.

🔻We use 'на' when referring to a specific place or event, like work or a meeting:

(See the video)
- Почему ты опоздал на встречу?
- Ты не поверишь!
[pa-chi-mu ty a-paz-dal na fstre-chu? ty ni pa-ve-rish]
- Why are you late for the meeting?
- You won't believe me!

Useful? ->❤

🎧🗣👇 Не опаздывайте!

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Demonstrative words:
• Это [e-ta]
• Эта [e-ta]
• Этот [e-tat]
• Эти [e-ti]

🔻'Это' will never change if it introduces something or somebody.
🇬🇧-> 'this is', 'these are', 'it is'

🔻'Этот'(masc.), 'эта'(femin.), 'это'(neut.) and 'эти'(pl) are used to point out a specific noun: this one in particular.

🔻The gender and number of this noun defines the choice of the form (этот, эта, это or эти).
🇬🇧-> 'this' or 'these'

Еxamples:
• Это белый тигр.
  This is a white (аlbino) tiger. (introduction).
+
• Этот тигр - белый.
  This tiger is albino. (this one in particular).

• Это красная машина.
  This is a red car.
+
• Эта машина - красная.
  This car is red.

• Это моё платье.
  This is my dress. 
+
• Это платье - моё.
This dress is mine.

• Это мои друзья.
  These are my friends.
+
• Эти друзья - мои.
  These friends are mine.

📎Those forms have different forms in other cases. See the table👇.

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👋Всем привет! Breathe in - some more grammar!

Do you remember:
▶️Это эта этот эти (Revision)

• Это (demonstrat. neut.)
  [e-ta]

🔻Russians use 'это' to introduce an object 'This is...' or express an opinion about something 'It's good':

• Это мой кот. 
  This is my сat.

🔻In English 'it' quite often introduces time, temperature or distances,
❗but 'это' won't be used in these situations in Russian:

• На улице тепло. 
  It is warm outside.

• Сейчас 5 (пять) часов. 
  [siy-chas pyat' chi-sof]
  It is 5 o'clock now.

• От моего дома до магазина - 2 (два) километра. 
It is 2 km from my house to the shop.

❗Mind that in English the pronoun 'it' is used to substitute things, while in Russian the pronouns 'он, она, оно' are used in this meaning:

• У меня есть кот. Он очень умный. 
I have a cat. It is very smart.
(Кот = masculine).

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🔢🔢🔢 Приставки с глаголом 'ходить' / Prefixes with the verb 'to go/walk':

• Ходить (imperf. multidirectional)
[kha-dit']
To walk, to go

1. ПРИходить
[pri-kha-dit']
To come

2. Уходить
[u-kha-dit']
To leave

3. Входить
[fkha-dit']
To enter

4. ВЫходить
[vy-kha-dit']
To come out, to exit, to leave

5. ЗAходить
[za-kha-dit']
To go in, to enter, to come over

6. ПЕРЕходить
[pi-ri-kha-dit']
To cross, to move, to shift

7. ПРОходить
[pra-kha-dit']
To pass, to go through, to take place

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🎉Today is:

• День Жареной Картошки
[den' zha-ri-nay kar-tosh-ki]
Fried Potato Day

By the way:

• ЖареНая картошка (femin.adj.)
Or
• ЖареННая с грибами картошка (participle)
Potatoes fried with mushrooms

🔻The adjective жареная is written with one letter 'н', the participle жаренная - with two.
🔻Dependent words help to identify the participle: 'с грибами' (with mushrooms) -> жареННая.

❓Can you eat an entire plate of fried potatoes without feeling guilty😋?

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