"To be pleasing" in Russian
To say in Russian that someone liked something/someone, you can use the verb НРАВИТЬСЯ or ПОНРАВИТЬСЯ. But when is which verb appropriate? This video answers a question from a podcast listener who, after Lesson 56, wondered when to use НРАВИТЬСЯ in the past tense.
Lesson 56: “Did you like it?” The Russian verb “liked” in the past tense. • 056 "Hat es Dir gefallen?" Das russische V...
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Lesson 55: The Russian expression for "to please someone" or "to be pleasing to someone." • 055 Der russische Ausdruck für "jemandem g...
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