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High-Frequency Irregular Nominative Plurals

Master high-frequency irregular nominative plurals in Russian to talk about everyday people, objects, and places.

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25 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn the most common irregular plural nouns in Russian. While most Russian nouns follow regular plural patterns, a small group of everyday words have special plural forms. Mastering these will help you talk about people, family, and everyday objects naturally.
Lesson#2
Some masculine nouns form their plural ending in a stressed A. The plural of 'дом', meaning house, is 'дома', with the stress on the final vowel. For example, 'Это дом, а это дома' means 'This is a house, and these are houses'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'houses' in Russian?

дома

Quiz#4
Translate into Russian: 'This is a house, and these are houses.'

Это дом, а это дома

Lesson#5
The noun 'город' means city. Just like 'дом', its plural ends in a stressed A, becoming 'города'. For example, 'Это город, а это города' means 'This is a city, and these are cities'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'cities' in Russian?

города

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