The dative case in Russian represents the indirect object of a sentence. It is also also commonly used with reflexive verbs. This grammar reference will ...

The Dative Case (Dat.) marks the indirect object. For example: Я даю книгу подруге = I give the book to my friend. The Russian word "female friend" was ...

The dative case in Russian is used to identify the state of the subject, which can be either physical or emotional. So, if you want to say that someone is happy ...

31 окт. 2019 г. · The dative case is used to indicate the state the subject is in, for example, when describing feeling cold, hot, happy, interested, amused, or ...

the Dative Case in Russian · 01) To indicate the indirect object in a sentence; · 02) To talk about feelings and emotions; · 03) After specific prepositions;.

In Russian if we speak about someone's age we use the Dative case form for the person mentioned. The same rule works for the places and things: Этому городу 800 ...

The dative is formed from the nominative singular nouns with the help of the following endings: -у, -ю, -е, -и (singular); -ам, -ям (plural). In most cases, you ...

In Russian, you use the dative case to indicate who receives something else. In grammar books this is usually called the indirect object, but you can think of ...

In the table “Dative Case” you will learn how to form and use the Dative case. You will learn commonly-used constructions, verbs, and prepositions used in ...

Adjectives in the Dative Case. In Russian, adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number and case. So, if the noun is in Dative (Dat.), ...