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Mar. 5th, 2008 12:50 pmI'm unclear as to when I should use certain cases. This is my current understanding:
Accusative is used when you're talking about something/direct object, such as:
я хочу собаку
я вижу его
Genitive is used when you're talking about ownership, such as:
это его книгы
Is ownership (with special modifiers or more?) also applied to "зовут"? -- Её зовут _____.
And how does Dative apply to age if it's purpose is to explain an indirect object? I'm not making the corellation, sorry.
Accusative is used when you're talking about something/direct object, such as:
я хочу собаку
я вижу его
Genitive is used when you're talking about ownership, such as:
это его книгы
Is ownership (with special modifiers or more?) also applied to "зовут"? -- Её зовут _____.
And how does Dative apply to age if it's purpose is to explain an indirect object? I'm not making the corellation, sorry.
no subject
Date: 2008-03-06 12:09 am (UTC)Much as the verb нравиться translates best as, "It is pleasing/enjoyable to 'X'" rather than, "'X' likes 'Y'".
TK