Russian adjectives in nominative | Super Easy Russian 9

The video tutorial explains the endings of Russian adjectives in the nominative case, focusing on how they change based on gender and number. It covers masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural endings, highlighting specific rules and exceptions, such as the influence of certain letters and stress patterns on the endings.

What are the typical endings for masculine adjectives in Russian?

• poe or e

• aya or yaya

• y or oh

• yen or yai

Which letters do not pair with the letter 'y' in masculine adjective endings?

• g, k, x, zh, sh, sch, h

• a, e, i, o, u

• b, c, d, f, g

• l, m, n, p, q

What are the common endings for feminine adjectives in Russian?

• yen or yai

• poe or e

• y or oh

• aya or yaya

Which ending is used for neuter adjectives after the letters zh, sh, sch, ch?

• uh

• aya

• yai

• oh

What is the rule for plural adjective endings in Russian?

• They are the same as feminine endings

• They always end in 'aya'

• They change 'y' to 'yen' after certain letters

• They end in 'poe' or 'e'