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[kittydesade]

У меня нет словаря сегодня. Это будет интересно.

просит
Я прошу его об организацие.
Ты просишь её о Амерканские революцие. ??
Он просит меня о своих документы.
Мы просим их о генерале.
Вы просите их о карти.
Они просят Oh I give up. At least until I get my dictionary back so I can have more of a sense of the difference (if there is one other than simple/continuous) between this and the other.


Dammit, self. Routines. Keep them, they will keep you when things get shaky and rough. You don't have to do everything, just set aside some time and do a little reviewing. And how hard was that, really? Though it would have helped to have my dictionary. I think.

And that said, slowly churning through things. Where 'things' here is mostly White Lightning, though I did manage to finish Person of Interest last night, or at least, the most recent episode to get recapped/analyzed. Finishing that up today as soon as I get home, grabbing caps, posting that puppy. And then White Lightning, Twisted Thread, and I need to get back to that Shimmerzine thing that I now have no idea where the hell it was going or what these two characters have to do with each other. (And of course now my brain is in overdrive going back and forth between the two.)

... Oh, hey, now things have popped loose. Oh, well then.

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[kikibug13]

Я прошу его об организацие. -> об организации

Ты просишь её о Амерканские революцие. -> об Американской революции

Он просит меня о своих документы. -> документах

Вы просите их о карти. -> о карте

other than the plural (and the adjective), the other thee seem to be a case of not quite precise distinction of the exceptions when (usually fem) noun gets -и ending, instead of -e. Basically, it's when the word in nominative ends in a 'soft' vowel, like я, as opposed to a hard one, like a.

If it's -я, it usually goes to -и; otherwise, it's likely to default to -e.

I hope this makes logic!


Also routines are harder when you feel like you're falling behind, such as with Camp NaNo. One thing at a time! <3

[kittydesade]

*facedesk* Adding that to the list of things I need to practice, then, noun endings! XD

[kikibug13]

Noun endings for prepositional case, yesh. But, those are among the easiest.