Russian preposition на
Motion
- К кому? К чему?
- К + Dative case
Motion
- Куда?
Я иду на зум.
- B / На + Accusative case
Location
- Где?
Я на зуме.
- B / На + Prepositional case
Motion
- Откуда? От кого? От чего?
Я ушла с зума.
- Из / C / От + Genitive case
To / Towards
To / Towards / Onto / Into
On / In / At
From / Off / Out / Of
If в is used to express motion in prepositional and accusative then из is used in genitive. If на is used to express motion in prepositional and accusative then с is used in genitive.
- на + accusative case for direction of motion ◆ towards, onto something ◆ Он поставил на стол портфель.
- на + prepositional case for location ◆ on something ◆ Портфель стоит на столе, он не на стуле.
- на + prepositional case for time ◆ На следущей неделе будет Новый Год.
- на + prepositional case for measures and quantities ◆ Здесь работы на пять минут. ◆ approximately ◆ Здесь работы минут на пять. ◆ part of something ◆ Это настойка на красном перце.
- на + prepositional case for purpose ◆ to act in favour of someone ◆ На кого работаешь?!
Pages in category ‘Russian preposition на’
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Categories:
- Russian prepositions
- Russian accusative case for direction of motion
- Russian prepositional case for location
- Russian prepositional case for purpose
- Russian prepositional case for measures and quantities
- Russian prepositions for time
- Russian prepositions for manner
- Russian prepositions for purpose
- Russian prepositions for direction of motion
- Russian prepositions for location