488. The Plural Of Nouns: Rules & Exceptions

LIVE lessons every day at 8:30 AM Moscow time.
Scheduled Lessons every day at 7 PM Moscow time.
You can watch all the LIVE lessons here • LIVE LESSONS
Photo credit: pixabay
Watch most popular Videos on my Channel:
F**king Russian BAD Words • 168. F**king Russian B...
DO NOT say "Пожалуйста"! How to respond to Thank you in Russian language?
• 152. DO NOT say "Пожал...
150 Phrases Every Russian Beginner Must-Know • 99. 150 Phrases Every ...
100 Verbs Every Russian Beginner Must-Know • 104. 100 Verbs Every R...
50 Common Russian Phrases to use in Conversation • 75. 50 COMMON RUSSIAN ...
Lesson #1 The Alphabet • # 14 Lesson #1 The Alp...
Complete Vocabulary for A1 & A2 Levels • 124. Complete Vocabula...
30 Phrases related to Love & Romance • 80. 30 Phrases related...
Learn Russian with Songs • Learn Russian with Songs
MY SOCIAL MEDIA:
Instagram: @russianwithnastya
Facebook: / russianwithnastya
Twitter: @anastasiabatiri / anastasiabatiri
email: [e-mail]
If you want to support my channel:
PayPal - paypal.me/russianwithnastya
If you like my lessons, and would like to support me, you can buy me a coffee here:
ko-fi.com/russ...
Love,
Nastya xoxo
#russianlanguage #russianlessons #russianteacher #russianforbeginners

[@ohaiivine]

Спасибо, теперь я чистый русский.

[@yisraelyaliangguruktunashewick]

Thanks Nastya

[@olanrewajuolawalewilliams1423]

Спасибо Настя

[@colinlyne8688]

You are a ray of sunshine every morning in a sad world. Thank you Nastya

[@d1m1tr19]

Казахстан угрожает нам бомбардировкой

[@jahangirislam4733]

мед

[@yisraelyaliangguruktunashewick]

Дома

[@monkikisx]

Thanks for teaching!

[@Aegius]

Person: singular. People: Plural. Also persons may be used. Better examples of exceptions: Man(singular), men(plural); woman(singular), women(plural); goose(singular), geese(plural)

[@nicolmateo38]

How say. Masculine,femenin,neutral in Russian language?

[@hx4011]

I swear you read my mind with some of these lessons!

[@Russianlanguage]

🤗

[@hx4011]

@@Russianlanguage Would you or have you ever done a lesson where you go over Russian sentence structure? It could be like: Analyzing part of a short story or paragraph in Russian and you go over the nominative forms of the noun and verbs compared to the respective noun verb from in the paragraph or the reason why verbs and nouns take on certain cases and why (when referring to the paragraph). I guess the goal would be to help learners notice these changes when reading or making their own sentences.. It might be a lot of work though!

[@masoodkhalid21]

You are doing very well job

[@marykweka8220]

Друзья

[@nicolmateo38]

How to say *singular+ plural in Russian language??

[@mckaughnbrown5969]

A BIG thank you Nastya❤️🙏🏼

[@Russianlanguage]

❤️

[@Juan-Hdez]

Very useful. Sposobo! ❤️🌹

[@Bolk584]

🇷🇺👍

[@pedroantoniomoreno1258]

Карандащ?

[@jaisons4376]

hai

[@sweetblues3230]

🇵🇭📚