Привет!
So, we're learning different verbs and prepositional cases in my class. We're also learning the proper order in which words go.. and I was hoping for some clarification on this question.
Ты хорошо знаешь твой город?
So, I know it's asking if I know my city well. My problem is that I'm trying to form my sentence in the order that I'd be answering it in English. 'Yes, I know my city well.'
I get the feeling that's not how it would go in Russian.
Correct me if I'm wrongm the way I want to form it is,
Да, я знаю мой город хорошо.
But I'm thinking it's something along the lines of..
Да, я хорошо знаю мой город.
While I'm asking questions, do you capitalize "I" in Russian if it occurs in the middle of the sentence or do you only capitalize it if it happens at the beginning of a sentence?
Спасибо!!
So, we're learning different verbs and prepositional cases in my class. We're also learning the proper order in which words go.. and I was hoping for some clarification on this question.
Ты хорошо знаешь твой город?
So, I know it's asking if I know my city well. My problem is that I'm trying to form my sentence in the order that I'd be answering it in English. 'Yes, I know my city well.'
I get the feeling that's not how it would go in Russian.
Correct me if I'm wrongm the way I want to form it is,
Да, я знаю мой город хорошо.
But I'm thinking it's something along the lines of..
Да, я хорошо знаю мой город.
While I'm asking questions, do you capitalize "I" in Russian if it occurs in the middle of the sentence or do you only capitalize it if it happens at the beginning of a sentence?
Спасибо!!