Original playout date: 24 October 2007
Duration: 12:48
We continue with Dative constructions, used much more in Russian than in Western European languages. Everyone in the room, says Huli, gets kicked into the dative case and nobody is the subject of the sentence, therefore they are impersonal, and in Russian that’s much more idiomatic.
We round off with Andrey Gradsky’s “Kak molody my byli” in the Khvorostovsky arrangement.
Quote of the clip: Vhy are you feeling sad? You vere feeling merry yesterday, I feel sorry for you!
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Views at the time added to HTV: 12,128
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Camera: Logitech Webcam
Post Production: Windows Movie Maker – medium use
Location: Home
Other people featured: None
Genre: Lesson
Music used: “Kak molody my byli” Gradski/Khvorostovski
Languages used: English, Russian
Animals/plants featured: None
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