Russian Cases – Prepositional. Learn Russian Language Grammar with Russian from Russia! Russian cases made easy 🙂
Prepositional is the 6th case in the Russian language – о ком? о чём?
It’s not easy to remember the six Russian cases’ endings. That’s why I’ve started my new Russian lessons series, called “6 Minute Cases Drill”. I hope these videos will help you to get used to the Russian cases. Today we’ll practice the Prepositional case.
Prepositions that we use with Prepositional are: при, в, на, о, об, по.
The preposition “в” (in) is used for buildings and enclosed spaces.
The preposition “на” (on/at) is used for open spaces.
Где лежит книга? – Книга лежит на столе.
Где мальчик стоит? – Мальчик стоит на стуле.
О ком ты говоришь? Я говорю о моем друге.
When answering question ‘where’, you use the Prepositional case. However, when answering question ‘where to’, you use the Accusative case.
Pronouns – Russian Prepositional Case
Мне – Me
Тебе – You
Нём – Him
Ней – Her
Нём – It
Нас – Us
Вас – You (Plural)
Них – Them
After watching Russian Cases – Prepositional, you can check another case drill: Dative
If you would like to practise Prepositional, you can find an exercise to practise this grammar at the website https://www.patreon.com/RussianfromRussia
