Tutorial
Demonstrative Determiners in the Nominative Case
Learn how to use Russian demonstrative determiners in the nominative case to specify people and objects.
en-GB → ru-RU
Tutorial
Demonstrative Determiners in the Nominative Case
Learn how to use Russian demonstrative determiners in the nominative case to specify people and objects.
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31 CardsLesson#1
You already know how to identify something in Russian using 'это', which means 'this is'. In this deck, you'll learn how to point to a specific person or object by saying 'this' or 'these' directly in front of a noun. In Russian, this demonstrative word changes its form to match the gender and number of the noun it modifies.
Lesson#2
To say 'this' before a masculine noun, use 'этот'. For example, 'этот город' means 'this city', and 'этот студент' means 'this student'. You can use it with any masculine noun, like 'этот брат' for 'this brother', or 'этот стол' for 'this table'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'this city' in Russian?
этот город
Quiz#4
Referring to a male student, how do you say 'this student' in Russian?
этот студент
Quiz#5
How do you say 'this brother' in Russian?
этот брат
Quiz#6
How do you say 'this table' in Russian?
этот стол
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