Small help

Are my Russian sentences fine?

она учйть русски. [ She teaches Russian.]

мариа учйть русски. [ Maria teaches Russin.]

Я видел Марию. [ I saw Maria.]

Она учит/обучает {кого-то} русскому
Мария учит/обучает {кого-то} русскому

Thanks Vincent

Она учит {кого-то} русскому.

Она обучает {кого-то} русскому.

So you could write in two different ways. I didn't know the word 'обучает'. I must look it up in my dictionary.

What is 'кого-то' ?

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Originally Posted by Gorky

What is 'кого-то'?

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Somebody (in Accusative)

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Originally Posted by Gorky

Are my Russian sentences fine?

она учйть русски. [ She teaches Russian.]

мариа учйть русски. [ Maria teaches Russin.]

Я видел Марию. [ I saw Maria.]

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I think you can also say:

Она преподаёт русский язык

Мария преподаёт русский язык

'Я видел Марию' is OK.

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Originally Posted by charlestonian

'Я видел Марию' is OK.

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"Я Ленина видел!"

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Originally Posted by Wowik

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Originally Posted by charlestonian

'Я видел Марию' is OK.

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"Я Ленина видел!"

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Good for you :wink:
And I saw Elvis, just before he left the building :D