09
May
2019
Russian Short Adjectives нужен, нужна, нужно, нужны
Did you know that Russian short adjectives нужен, нужна, нужно and нужны (need) have genders and number. They depend of the noun in the Nominative case that denote the object (person,… Learn more
04
Apr
2019
The Superlative Form of Russian Adjectives
Did you know that the compound superlative form of Russian adjectives is formed by the word самый (самая, самое, самые) and the adjective itself. Both самый and the adjective agree… Learn more
15
Mar
2019
Russian Short Adjectives with the Instrumental Case
Did you know that Russian short adjectives can be used with different cases? The most common short adjectives, used with the Instrumental case, are болен (to be ill with), богат… Learn more
09
Aug
2018
Russian Possessive Adjectives
Did you know that in the Russian language there is such a grammatical category as possessive adjectives? (more…) Learn more
27
Jun
2018
Short Form Vs Long Form of Russian Adjectives
Did you know that the short form of Russian adjectives is more used in poetry and songs and the long form is more used in everyday speech? (more…) Learn more
02
Jun
2018
Russian Comparative Adjectives
Did you know that there are many exceptions among Russian comparative adjectives? Here are some of them: (more…) Learn more
01
Mar
2018
Russian Short Adjectives
Did you know that we normally use the short form of adjectives when we mean a temporary state (also applied to a concrete person or situation), and the long form… Learn more
26
Feb
2018
Russian Adjectives
Did you know that some adjectives, instead of ending in н-ый, have the ending н-ий (н-яя, н-ее)? Here's the list: 1) Adjectives with space meaning: верхний, нижний, передний, средний, задний,… Learn more
23
Feb
2018
Comparative adjectives and adverbs
Did you know that the regular comparative form of Russian adjectives and adverbs can both end in - ее and -ей? The second ending is normally used ij colloquial speech.… Learn more
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