Learn Russian Adjective Endings

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Wow was that a good technique for teaching this. Thank you. This video is saved in my list of best adjective videos. Thank you.

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very helpful , thank you , good pace of teaching , gives us time to think,, thank you

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[@dreamer5723]

This time explanation gives a very clear picture to understand totally ! Thank you very much !

[@tomhuff9873]

Great video

[@yulia8666]

What if the word ends with an ю,я,и,й,з,у,е ... ?

[@willyzemlya]

That's all I found: Я = Fem МЯ = Neu Й = Mas There's some other rules: Words ended by Я or А that denotes masculine things like папа(dad) are masculine. Imported words can be either masculine or feminine regardless of the last letter, but they're always what it is, like "меню" is and always will be masculine.

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[@mrvozzm1]

nice lesson :) thanks..

[@babydaddy4847]

i have always been told by my teacher that masculine will stay the same in this case with adjectives. i am confused! lol

[@willyzemlya]

Tbh it makes more sense than portuguese which have no rule to distinguish feminine and masculine. Sofá = masculine Cadeira = feminine Pão = masculine Mão = feminine

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Masculine , Feminine ADJECTIVES. CON. VOWEL ... NASTYA .. Thank you .. the temp here is 95 F . I hope your cool . Ginger TEA with Lemon 🍋 for you ... 👌 💛 ⭐️ VITA. C 1000