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Prepositional Case of Topic in Russian

Learn how to use the Russian Prepositional case with prepositions о, об, and обо to talk, think, and read about people and topics.

A candid, sun-drenched photograph captures two people deeply engrossed in conversation, leaning across a small, ornate cafe table in a bustling Moscow street. A vintage Russian opera poster is visible on the wall behind them, subtly hinting at the topics of discussion.
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Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to discuss topics, thoughts, and conversations in Russian. When you say you are thinking, speaking, reading, or asking about someone or something, Russian uses a special preposition followed by the prepositional case. You will learn how this preposition changes its sound and how it pairs with nouns and pronouns.
Lesson#2
To ask what or who a conversation is about, Russian uses two essential question phrases. 'О чём?' means 'About what?', and 'О ком?' means 'About whom?'. Notice that both phrases start with the preposition 'О'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'About what?' in Russian?

О чём?

Quiz#4
How do you say 'About whom?' in Russian?

О ком?

Lesson#5
Before words that begin with a consonant sound, the preposition for 'about' is 'О'. For example, 'о работе' means 'about work', and 'о Москве' means 'about Moscow'. 'Я думаю о работе' means 'I am thinking about work'.
Quiz#6
Translate into Russian: 'I am thinking about work.'

Я думаю о работе

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