it is funny that second turkish is open a slavic language thread one is turhan for bulgarian and second is me for russian..l guess we like slavs and their languages:P
moreover l am open EVERYTHING about russian.russian will be my job in future and l am learning it as a professinel..but ''падежи'' is awful..l am open all helps about russian gramer..l will be glad if you help me and if you want any help in turkish I can help too

Marmaris, I'm not a teacher, but maybe I could help you.
What trouble do you have with "падежи"? for example

for ex l dont understand when will l use ''b(V)'' in viniteli padej.. l know b use in predlojniy padej..but l sa in viniteli too:S

Could you be more precise or to explain what you dont understand in examples, because I dont quite understand you

for ex..you use '' ya jivu v moskve'' it is predlojni padej? and you use ''v'' in viniteli padej too..but not always..l dont understand when will l use ''v'2 in viniteli padej ...did u understand me:S

Originally Posted by marmaris

for ex..you use '' ya jivu v moskve'' it is predlojni padej? and you use ''v'' in viniteli padej too..but not always..l dont understand when will l use ''v'2 in viniteli padej ...did u understand me:S

ok I'll try to answer ur question:

u use vinitelni when u answer the question 'Kuda?' , and u use predlojni when u answer 'Gde?' Vinitelni implies movement , predlojni impies just position in space. Ya jivu v MoskvE is predlojni, yes. Vinitelni is: Ya edu v MoskvU. ( I travel to Moscow).
Vinitelni padej with preposition "V" is also used to answer 'Kogda?' with days of the week. Ex.: V subbotU...(On saturday...)
Another use of preposition "V" with vinitelni: with the expression "bilet v"(ticket for) (Eto bilet v teatr.)

Maybe smb can make it even more clear or can correct me if i'm wrong i'd like to learn Russian too!

I totally understand you..but you are not sure about it?

I just wanted to add that Винительний падеж indicates direction that is why we say В Москву, в отель итд. I dont think it implies movement, oh however it implies the direction of movement anyway I am not a teacher of Russian though I may be wrong.

Originally Posted by Bolonka

I just wanted to add that Винительний падеж indicates direction that is why we say В Москву, в отель итд. I dont think it implies movement, oh however it implies the direction of movement anyway I am not a teacher of Russian though I may be wrong.

thnx, u r absolutely right! большое спасибо

Sorry for correcting you I just wanted to make it more clearly

omg, no need to apologize ! i'm glad u did it, now i learned too. thnx

where are you from Pemberley?

i have rosetta stone in russian.

im a beast at it

hah

Bulgaria

Oh, I love Bulgaria!

what a hard language it is pof:S

Yeah it is one of hard lang in the world. İ can speak but my Grammer is getting worse day by day İf u wanan need a help i can explain to u in Turkish lang. if it is permited here Bursa-Uludag UNV STUDENT !

I just wanna say hello. Im from Serbia, and Im learning turkish, but Im still beginner... I dont know Rusça but it's slavic language and maybe I can help...
If anyone need some help about serbian I'm here
And especialy hello to my neighbour Pemberley!

Maybe we should start with the basic of all basics?

(you all probably know all this, but what the heck)

Alphabet Time!

Aa = Aa
Бб = Bb
Вв =Vv
Гг =Gg
Дд =Dd
Ее =Ee
Ёё =Yo
Жж =Zh
Зз =Zz
Ии =Ii (e-sound)
Йй =Y -(sometimes translated as "j")
Кк =Kk
Лл = Ll
Мм = Mm
Нн = Nn
Оо = Oo
Пп = Pp
Сс = Ss
Тт = Tt
Уу = Uu (oo- sound)
Фф = Ff
Хх = Hh
Цц = Ts (streets)
Чч = Ch
Шш = Sh
Щщ = Shch (cash check)
Ъъ = Hard Sign (no sound) (translated as `)
Ыы = Y (short e sond)
Ьь = Soft Sign (no sound) (translated as ' )
Ээ = Ee (empty - eh sound)
Юю = Yu -(sometimes translatied as -iu, or -ju)
Яя = Ya -(sometimes translated as -ia, or -ja)


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I - Я
You - Ты
He/She - Он/Она

We - Мы
You (Pular)(Formal) - Вы
They - Они


lollipopEdit: *Clip* Needless remark removed.

Here you are the months. I also like russian very much. Good luck!
Январь - January
Февраль - February
Март - March
Апрель - April
Май - May
Июнь - June
Июль - July
Август - August
Сентябрь - September
Октябрь - October
Ноябрь - November
Декабрь - Dcember