Russian - Demonstrative Pronouns Explained

In this video, I explain demonstrative pronouns in Russian. Demonstrative pronouns are used when pointing to something, and in Russian, they are affected by the 6 cases, gender, and plurality. Correction - 3:02: it should say Accusative, NOT Genitive For further explanation on demonstrative pronouns (scroll to the middle of the page to see): https://www.russianlessons.net/gramma... Feel free to share this video with people who love languages and with anyone else. I appreciate the support! About me: I’m Alex, and in May of 2026, I finished my degree in World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Spanish at UNLV. I strengthened my linguistic skills, learned new concepts, and better understood how languages work. I’m fluent in Russian, English, Spanish, and Hebrew. I’m also learning and sharing other languages that you can find on this channel. My goal is to simplify the process behind language learning :) Subscribe here! -    / @thelanguagebro   My Instagram -   / alexeyruss1   My Gmail, in case you need it: anylanghack@gmail.com