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Regular Russian Plural Nouns

Learn how to form and pronounce regular nominative plural nouns in Russian across masculine, feminine, and neuter genders.

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Lesson#1
In Russian, forming the plural of a noun depends on its spoken ending and gender. Most masculine and feminine nouns end in an 'ih' or 'ee' sound when plural, while neuter nouns end in an 'ah' or 'yah' sound. In this deck, you will learn how to form and say regular plural nouns across everyday Russian conversation.
Lesson#2
To make a masculine noun ending in a hard consonant plural, add the vowel sound 'ih', as in the English word 'hit'. For example, the word for table, 'стол', becomes 'столы', meaning 'tables'. The word for magazine, 'журнал', becomes 'журналы', meaning 'magazines'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'tables' in Russian?

столы

Quiz#4
How do you say 'magazines' in Russian?

журналы

Lesson#5
Masculine nouns for people follow this same pattern. The word for student, 'студент', becomes 'студенты', meaning 'students'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'students' in Russian?

студенты

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