I was wondering whether “им” means “them” and is 3. person, plural and dative? That’s what I found on leo.org.
And is “их” the Russian word for “them” and is 3. person, plural and accusative? I also found this on leo.org.
However, in course Russian 1 (Level 12) it is shown differently… (“им” as accusative and “их” as genitive).
Can anyone tell me which one is right?
Thanks in advance
Best
Sarah
…What I almost forgot - I’m using the German translation… Just in case it’s different in the English one
In Russian grammar exist stuffs named “Падежи”, “им” is from “Дательного падежа” example “Дать им”,“отдать им”(give them) by default is stuff “for giving” when “их” may used as “this is their thing” or as action with persons, example “взять их”(take them),“это их вещь”(this is their thing) . https://russkiiyazyk.ru/chasti-rechi/sushhestvitelnoe/chto-takoe-padezh-tablitsa-padezhey.html
