Learning Russian second lesson is personal pronouns, genders and verbs

possessive pronouns

In this grammar lesson, you will learn when and how to use the Instrumental Case in Russian, and how to use nouns, adjectives and possessive pronouns in the Instrumental Case in the singular.

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Personal pronouns are basic words you should know in any language. It’s almost impossible to avoid them in speaking. So, in this lesson we will learn the personal pronouns in Russian. If we put personal pronouns in the table for better understanding, they will look like this: SINGULAR PLURAL я [ya] – I мы [mih]...

Russian has a large number of pronouns. Because the language uses both the case and the gender system there are a number of different pronouns for what would be one word in English. This is our detailed list of Russian pronouns.

“Whose?” in English is “Чей? Чья? Чьё? Чьи?" in Russian. No wonder that mistakes in possessive pronouns are very common. This table is the beginning of the story about possessive pronouns. Good news: it’s more important to practice than to learn the tables by heart. Check the use of possessive pronouns an indecent story in a conversation club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/russons

Learning Russian third lesson is possessive pronouns and plural