This document discusses the dative case in Russian grammar. The dative case is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, such as "to whom" or "for whom" something is being done. It is also used with expressions of age, feelings, and indicating what someone likes.

1. Dative
We change things into Dative form when:
•It is on the “to whom” position. Ex: I give flowers
to my mother
To say age. ex. “I am 487 years old” (in
Russian, literally: to my brother xxx years old”:
моему брату 28 лет
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Saying “I like” (Like in Spanish “me gusta”)
To express feelings “I feel good”, “my friend
feels bad”
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