The Nominative Case and Plural of Nouns | Learn Russian Grammar

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If you have any questions about the Nominative Case, or the plural forms of nouns, just let us know in the comments below!!

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You make it easy to understand.....thx! 👍

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Very useful!

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Thank you!

[@cruelpirate78]

@2:19 you say my brother works in Toronto. Why isn't it Toronte with E as would be in prepositional case? Thanks

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Спасибо! This video was very useful! You deserve more views

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Отличное видео!

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Amazing. Thank you

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[@hurbel2010]

it should be better if more examples covered the screen instead of the arttist s video.