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But in Russian Language We Have Masculine, Feminine and Neuter
But in Russian Language We Have Masculine, Feminine and Neuter
For example:
Наш поезд = Our train
Наш город = Our city
Наша страна = Our country
Наша дочь = Our daughter
Наши книги = Our books
Наши ноги = Our feet
There are many pronouns in the Russian language and it takes some time to learn
them all. Pronouns are words which can be used in the place of nouns so that you
don’t have to repeat the nouns. Consider “I”,”He”, “She” in English. Each of the
Russian pronouns decline according to their case. Luckily, as often happens in the
Russian language, pronouns often decline according to certain patterns. It is far to
difficult to remember every pronoun and case, they normally decline in a logical
pattern so you should learn them this way.
Russian Personal Pronouns
Singular personal pronouns.
Nominative
Я Ты Он Она Оно
Case
Instrumental
Мной Тобой Им Ей Им
Case
Prepositional
Мне Тебе Нём Ней Нём
Case
They,
English We, Us You
Them
Prepositional
Нас Вас Них
Case
Note 1: Pronouns that start with vowels may be proceeded by the letter "н" when
used with prepositions.
Note 2: Его is pronounced "yevo".
Nominative
Мой Моя Моё Мои Твой Твоя Твоё Твои
Case
Accusative
Мой Мои Твой Твои
Case Мою Моё Твою Твоё
Моего Моих Твоего Твоих
(animate)
3rd Person : Always use Его (m.n) (his, its) or Её (f) (her) regardless of the case
of the noun modified.
Nominativ
Наш Наша Наше Наши Ваш Ваша Ваше Ваши
e Case
3rd Person : Always use Их regardless of the gender and case of the noun
modified.
Russian Reflexive Pronouns
Prepositional
Своём Своей Своём Своих
Case
Prepositional
Самом Самой Самом Самих
Case
English This
That
English That
Всем
Dative Case Всей Всему Всем
у
Who?
English Who