Jan. 8th, 2004

[identity profile] tangledweave.livejournal.com
In my russian class we were discussing the basic "to have" construct in russian a while back. My professor said it was u "object pronoun" yest. However, I've also seen the construct of just "u menya" or "u tebya" without the yest. Does this mean the same thing/ something completely different or is there some subtle distinction?

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