How to Know a Word’s Gender in Russian | Super Easy Russian 10

The video tutorial explains how to identify the gender of words in Russian by examining their endings. It covers the three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter, and provides examples for each. The tutorial also discusses exceptions and tricky words that may not follow the standard rules, such as 'dad' and 'coffee'. The importance of understanding word endings and stress in pronunciation is emphasized, along with comparisons to other languages like French and German.

What is one of the simplest aspects of Russian grammar compared to other languages?

• Verb conjugation

• Pronunciation rules

• Word gender determination

• Sentence structure

Which endings typically indicate a feminine word in Russian?

• consonant, b

• a, i, b

• u, y

• o, e

What is a common ending for masculine words in Russian?

• a

• i

• consonant

• e

How can you identify a neuter word in Russian?

• Ends in a consonant

• Ends in u or y

• Ends in a, i, b

• Ends in o or e

Which of the following is an example of a tricky word that appears feminine but is masculine?

• Tree

• Dad

• Sky

• Café

What is the correct gender for the word 'coffee' in Russian?

• It varies

• Neuter

• Masculine

• Feminine

Which word is an example of a neuter word with a feminine form?

• Grandfather

• Uncle

• Man

• Name