grammar structure

Nominative

Понимаю

Dative

Понятно мне

I know they both mean the same thing but is there any difference in usage? Does it matter which one is used? or does structure just give it a more elegant sound?

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I can't get what the first expression means. I even tried www.translit.ru but it didn't help.
According to what you said, you meant:
ya ponimaju
:?: :?: :?:

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Originally Posted by ReDSanchous

I can't get what the first expression means. I even tried www.translit.ru but it didn't help.
According to what you said, you meant:
ya ponimaju
:?: :?: :?:

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yea no idea how i mixed up instrumental with a verb. yea i meant ponimayou

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Originally Posted by kalraevyn

Nominative

Понимаю

Instrumental

Понятно мене

I know they both mean the same thing but is there any difference in usage? Does it matter which one is used? or does structure just give it a more elegant sound?

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If you mean "я понимаю" и "мне понятно", then "я" is nominative, "мне" is dative.
I see no difference in usage between them.

i guess its pretty much the diffrence between I understand, and It's clear (understandable).

мене is Ukrainian for меня

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Originally Posted by TATY

мене is Ukrainian for меня

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Aah, ok, I thought I was the only one that didn't get that part... I thought it a typo for "мне"
-Fantom

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Originally Posted by fantom605

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Originally Posted by TATY

мене is Ukrainian for меня

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Aah, ok, I thought I was the only one that didn't get that part... I thought it a typo for "мне"
-Fantom

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Oh it is a typo! I was just saying it happened to be Menya in Ukrainian (and Old Church Slavonic). Becuase Mene is the accusative/genetive and therefore doesn't fit anyway.

спасиба

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Originally Posted by kalraevyn

спасиба

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спасибo