Russian Instrumental Case - Very Useful 😀 | Super Easy Russian 9

The video tutorial by Katya explores the peculiarities of Russian grammar, focusing on the instrumental case. It explains the importance of cases in showing relationships between objects and provides examples of using the instrumental case with prepositions, tools, verbs, and fixed phrases. The tutorial covers how to use the instrumental case in different contexts, such as with the preposition 'with', certain verbs like 'to be', and in fixed phrases related to time of year and day.

What is the instrumental case used for in the Russian language?

Can you provide an example of using the instrumental case with the preposition 'with'?

How does the use of the instrumental case differ when talking about subjects as tools?

What are some verbs that require the instrumental case in Russian?

In what situations do we use the instrumental case with certain prepositions?

What fixed phrases in Russian require the instrumental case?

How do time expressions in Russian utilize the instrumental case?