انا نشوف فالارتباط حبل مشنقة

الشاهي برد

My subconscious mind became conscious

محتاجة شخص طويل بكتلة وظل يواسيني

وفي نهاية حلقة اليوم نحب نقول
الحمدلله والله غالب

I beg of you stop stealing what I post, it's not the stealing but the fact that you can't produce thoughts by yourself
It's truthfully embarrassing and shameful

Weird people, thinking if I didn't speak then it's okay to do so
I'm just trying to protect my peace

Im sorry but is it still normal to repost things from your channel? Not stealing! It's just I love your channel and your thoughts sometimes are similar to mine so I repost them, youre channel and name will still appear

My dearest
Wallahi I get so so so happy when someone reposts my thoughts
But copy paste is just (heavy sigh)

هدف اليوم نفرق بينهم

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

In Russian, the case system determines the form of a noun, adjective, pronoun, or verb used in a sentence. These words are in different cases and serve different purposes in a sentence. Here is a brief explanation of each of the words you asked about:

* "Тебя" (tebya) means "you" when used as an object in the sentence. It is equivalent to "you" when used as the object of a verb. For example: "Я вижу тебя" (ya vieju tebya) means "I see you."
* "Тобой" (toboi) has several meanings depending on the case and use. It can mean "you" as a possessive object, "you" when used as the object of the preposition "о," or it can be an adjective that describes a quality of something belonging to "you," such as "твой дом" (tvoi dom) means "your house"
* "Тобою" (toboyu) is almost the same as "toboi," but it is the dative form instead of the genitive form. It is used as the object of the preposition "для" (dla) or when it is used as an adjective describing a quality of something belonging to "you."
* "Вас" (vas) means "you" when used as a plural subject in a sentence. It can also be used as the object of a verb or the object of a preposition. For example: "Я вижу вас" (ya vieju vas) means "I see you."
* "Вам" (vam) is the dative plural form of "you." It is used to address a group of people, often referred to as the indirect object or the object of a preposition. "Я дарю вам подарки" (ya darju vam podaroky) means "I give presents to you."
* "Вами" (vamyi) is the possessive plural form of "you." It can be used to describe a group of people, but it also can be used as an adjective describing a quality of something belonging to "you," such as "ваша машина" (vasha mashina) means "your car."