Post #5677

🍂😔Russian Verb Focus: • Надоесть (perf.) [na-da-yes't'] To annoy/bore/to get tired of 🔻It describes the completed action of something or someone becoming annoying or tiresome. 🔻[Dative Case Pronoun] + надоело/надоел/надоeла/надоели + [Subject] 🔻The Past Tense form must agree in gender and number with the subject (the thing that became annoying): • Мне надоела осень. (femin. subj.) [mne na-da-ye-la o-sin'] I got tired of (the) autumn. • Мне надоел холод. (masc. subj.) [mne na-da-yel ho-lat] I got tired of (the) cold. • Мне надоело кофе. (neuter subject, though кофе can be mascunine!) [mne na-da-ye-la kof-ye] I got tired of coffee. • Мне надоели дожди. (plural subj.) [mne na-da-ye-li dazh-di] I got tired of (the) rains. 🔻The word мне (to me) is in the Dative case. The feeling of being bored is directed at you. ▶️Here are pronouns in Dative Case. 🎧🗣👇 #AutumnMood #useful_vocabulary #grammar_tips #learn_russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost