Originally posted by Russian Rocket
Dawger Russian is considered to be one of the hardest languages to concur - the word endings can be pain... In English, you just change the preposition: on the table, under the table, in the table. In Russian the word "table" changes too every time.
The hardest parts of the language are:
learning all the proper word-ending declinations for each case (accusative, dative, instrumental, etc.) and making all of the declinations work together, i.e., the word endings for adjectives and the nouns they modify must be in agreement and each in their proper case according to gender of the noun and whether it is singular or plural.
with all that said the one and only word that we gonna learn today is Nazdarovie!
The hardest parts of the language are:
learning all the proper word-ending declinations for each case (accusative, dative, instrumental, etc.) and making all of the declinations work together, i.e., the word endings for adjectives and the nouns they modify must be in agreement and each in their proper case according to gender of the noun and whether it is singular or plural.
with all that said the one and only word that we gonna learn today is Nazdarovie!
