Using negation in Russian is easy – the equivalents for words like "nothing, never, nowhere" and others are very consistent. In this video we'll cover an aspect of negation that might remind you of Spanish, or Czech, or Chaucer; and we'll touch on how to handle prepositions, for when you're "not thinking about anything," "not talking with anyone," or "nobody has anything" (hm – what preposition would you need for that last one?).
These negative expressions also remind us of how important it is to get comfortable with case forms of кто and что.
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