Ordinals – порядковые
Goals In this lesson we’ll cover ordinals – Russian equivalents of first, second, third, etc. They’re essential for talking about time and dates, but in this video we’ll focus on the forms. 1 Introduction 2 Practice
Goals In this lesson we’ll cover ordinals – Russian equivalents of first, second, third, etc. They’re essential for talking about time and dates, but in this video we’ll focus on the forms. 1 Introduction 2 Practice
Goals In this lesson we’ll cover the basic forms from двести (200) through девятьсот (900), with some tips on how to remember three possible parts of these compounds. 1 Introduction 2 Examples “Лет через двести-триста все само образуется, ― утешал Чехов, и люди теснились к нему толпой. Александр Кушнер. Почему они не любили Чехова? // …
Goals In this lesson we’ll cover how the basic forms of один change (including a plural form!), together with a few notes on usage. 1 Introduction 2 Practice If that last answer surprised you… кофе has traditionally been something of an exception: despite the ending in -е, it’s been officially considered a masculine noun: свежий, …
Goals After learning some quirky rules to say “two/three/four little keys,” you may wonder about adjectives after other numbers. It’s much easier! 1 Introduction
Goals In this lesson you’ll learn how to say “two smart cats,” “three old windows,” and “four nice dogs.” Sounds basic, but the adjective endings you’ll need here may surprise you… 1 Introduction 2 Practice
Goals In this lesson we’ll cover how to use nouns after the basic forms of numbers 5-20, 25-30, 35-40, and so on. 1 Introduction 2 Practice You may want to review the genitive plural forms of nouns (group 1, group 2, group 3, group 4) together with this exercise.
Goals After this lesson you’ll be able to use nouns after numbers that end in два/две, три, and четыре. We’ll also touch briefly on how this unusual system developed in the history of Russian. 1 Introduction 2 Practice You may have noticed unexpected adjective endings in the last two examples: старых, исторических. They’re not mistakes! …