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I think, too. Thanks.


Hmm, that is so obvious for Russians, that we tend to not notice such things.
The case is called "Dative" by foregners, which thrashes its real meaning.
It's ДАТЕЛЬНЫЙ...

This is from the same story like:
"Я люблю - Мне нравится" (I like),
"Я хочу - Мне хочется" (I want),
"Я думаю - Мне думается" (I think).

Except there's no direct form for "мне кажется" (I...

Thank you for corrections and explanations. They work very well for my learning.


За это спасибо огромное еще раз.


Throbert, I didn't mean this. I meant exactly "Gimme some those books",...

3. I never understand him
Я никогда не понимаю его.
You can say either "I don't understand - what", or "I don't understand - whom". The "whom-version" is not too difficult because the понимаю...

2. Give me those books.
Дай мне (вон) те книги.

The "дай - what"- version needs either accusative, or genitive case, depending on if you can say the "some" word in your language. Here you won't...

1. Look at him.
Посмотри на него.
The "посмотреть" verb needs a reference with a number of prepositions available for use with it.
You used the "посмотреть" in the meaning of the "to look" verb. I...