Ordinal Numbers | Russian Language

Russian Grammar video - • Ordinals in Russian (f...
As I promised, here's the list of all the ordinal numbers that you might need:
1st - первый
2nd - второй
3rd - третий
4th - четвёртый
5th - пятый
6th - шестой
7th - седьмой
8th - восьмой
9th - девятый
10th - десятый
11th - одиннадцатый
12th - двенадцатый
13th - тринадцатый
14th - четырнадцатый
15th - пятнадцатый
16th - шестнадцатый
17th - семнадцатый
18th - восемнадцатый
19th - девятнадцатый
20th - двадцатый
30th - тридцатый
40th - сороковой
50th - пятидесятый
60th - шестидесятый
70th - семидесятый
80th - восьмидесятый
90th - девяностый
100th - сотый
200th - двухсотый
300th - трёхсотый
400th - четырёхсотый
500th - пятисотый
600th - шестисотый
700th - семисотый
800th - восьмисотый
900th - девятисотый
1,000th - тысячный
2,000th - двухтысячный
3,000th - трёхтысячный
4,000th - четырёхтысячный
5,000th - пятитысячный
6,000th - шеститысячный
7,000th - семитысячный
8,000th - восьмитысячный
9,000th - девятитысячный
10,000th - десятитысячный
If you need other numbers, be sure to comment them with a question.
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[@ethanspears7165]

One thing I have noticed from watching your videos is that the words for "second," "fourth" and "fifth"-второй, четвёртый, and пятый respectively-have the same first three letters as the words for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday-вторник, четверг and пятница! Maybe the Russian equivalents for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday are actually the second, fourth, and fifth days of the week respectively.

[@allthecoolnamesaretaken10]

Yes

[@juanito1999]

Спасибо Федор!

[@qwerty-th7ex]

Hello! We learned much from your lessons , thank you so much . Good luck to you !!!

[@michaelshakela8480]

That was helpful sir... Спасибо большое

[@b0110cks3000]

Great explaination. Thank you so much :-)

[@danieltorrealba3155]

I love the passion with which you say hello to the camera.

[@ughlwtmechangerhisthabks8349]

I'm early! Yay! Люблю тебя, Фёдор! Ты самый лучший преподаватель!

[@ehmo8706]

His shirt says “if you understand this, say... or say it! Can’t see if there’s another word after скажи. It’s a nice feeling to understand stuff even when still a beginner ))

[@4455matthew]

nice, I couldn't see the last word. I think it's past tense ("understood"), though.

[@simontolson285]

Numbers are hard to hear, especially phone numbers. This was a very useful video, I have never gone beyond 10th now I can - thank you 😀

Спасибо!!

[@kayan3728]

Я понимаю,вроде. Очень хорошо. Спасибо

[@user-wg6wz1hc2l]

Спасибо Фёдор🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@mariamhajsaleh6899]

Thanks a lot yes do moooore

[@salaheddine6148]

I need them in my work as a delivery guy lol so they will be useful a lot for me... thank youuu

[@user-fu4cz6ic9n]

Thank you for the lesson. Also, Love the shirt, drop the link to that shirt please!

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Victoria Rowland thank you! It’s in the description:)

[@luciusverus7697]

Can someone tell me if Russian uses ordinal indicators like English e.g. 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc? Are ordinal numbers abbreviated? Cheers

[@onurklkn]

Good

[@stellaintini2344]

Great video for such a tough topic! I know that ordinal numbers are used with the genitive case to tell what day and year you were born in, what day it is today, what time it is, with the prepositive to say what floor you're living on or staying at a hotel but I can't think of any situation when ordinal numbers are used with cases other than the genitive and prepositive. Could you please help me better understand this? Thank you so much in advance!

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Stella the polyglot the video on dates will be up on Monday! We can use to describe a person or an object too. Just talking about their number.

[@katehok9921]

Ситуаций может быть сколько угодно, и использовать можно любой падеж: Именительный - 2022-ый год всех нас шокировал Родительный - в коробке не хватает 3-его карандаша Дательный - дайте медаль 1-ому прибежавшему Винительный - я ненавижу 2022-ой год Творительный - я не доволен 2-ым местом Предложный - я родился в 2003-ем году

[@ceee7185]

Thank you for this lesson. я девятый! (I think that's right and I'm referring to being the 9th person to comment.)

[@BeFluentinRussian]

ДА! It's right!

[@sakstony]

How do you say "the nth time" or "the umpteenth time"? As in I've told you for the umpteenth time already...

[@lelessonenglish7310]

Hi sigo sin entender como se dicen los años

[@Into_The_Daily]

Я понял твою рубашку!!!

[@hamletmakaryan6226]

Hello. Could you please explain how to form ordinal numbers from numerals finally? Is there a rule with witch you can form one without knowing it by heart? Thank you!

[@katehok9921]

Да, если разобрать числительные по составу, то все понятно будет: корень почти не меняется (изменения нужно либо выучить, либо иметь "чувство языка"), а окончания меняются, как у прилагательных

[@russkidj19zeta7]

you never stuck those other videos you mentioned to check out, in the description, it would seem. maybe i'm just blind?

[@BeFluentinRussian]

Got it! Just added. It was just one video from Russian Grammar right?

[@craigg4697]

федёр, fyi, you said it correctly in English: 100th (one hundredth), 200th (two hundredth), 300th (three hundredth).

[@BeFluentinRussian]

I am glad lol, never used it in my life

[@xololomejor]

Wow, thanks a lot for this video. Спасиюо большое для это видео. Но как я скажу "Ordinal numbers" на русском языке? - "порядковое числительное " ?

[@alexeygerasimov5976]

Exactly

[@xololomejor]

@@alexeygerasimov5976 спасибо

[@yourchefcock7495]

How can i say 21th, 22th, 23th and 24th ? Спасибо большое

[@richarddiasribeiro429]

He answers that in the video (you put the last digit in its "ordinal form" and leave the rest as a cardinal number, just like we do in english). 22nd would be тридцать второй, for example.

[@katehok9921]

Если ты имеешь в виду: как сокращать? То очень просто 1-ый 2-ой ... 368975345783-ий

[@derrickbarnett3304]

SPICY BOE.... OH WAIT I MEAN ... спасибо😉 валшоё помощь...I THINK

[@gregoriysharapov1936]

bol'shoe spasibo za pomoshch'. (I also think.) Google translate says it is "ogromnoye" instead of "bol'shoe" but meh, what do i know?

[@paulwellnitz5798]

ugh! Russian numbers...this is when I throw my books at Fedor......