Уро́к 8
8.7 Grammar: Мы с кем?
Люби́мая Грамма́тика
You and I
In Russian, unlike in English, you don’t typically say “You and I ….”, or for that matter, “He and his kids…” or “You and your friends…”. All I mean by this is that when you conjoin two subjects, like I’ve given in these examples, in Russian you need to make sure any pronoun you use is a plural pronoun. And, it turns out, you need the instrumental case for this. Watch the following video to see what I mean.
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Примеры
| [AUDIO] | Мы с отцо́м занима́емся футбо́лом. | My father and I play soccer. |
| [AUDIO] | Мы с бра́том де́лаем дома́шнее зада́ние. | My brother and I are doing homework. |
| [AUDIO] | Вы с Петро́м гуля́ли по го́роду? | Did you and Peter walk around the city? |
| [AUDIO] | Где они́ с ней познако́мились? | Where did she and he meet? |
| [AUDIO] | Роди́тели с тобо́й е́здили в Да́ллас? | Did you and your parents go to Dallas? |
