Definition: In Russian language the demonstratives adjectives have three genders, male, female and neuter; but these genders only work in singular because in plural exist only one word for all genders.
Demonstrative Adjective in Russian
| SINGULAR |
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English |
Russian |
Pronunciation |
| Male |
This |
этот |
etot |
| That |
тот |
tot |
| Female |
This |
эта |
eta |
| That |
тa |
ta |
| Neuter |
This |
это |
eto |
| That |
то |
to |
| PLURAL |
|
English |
Russian |
Pronunciation |
| All Genders |
These |
эти |
eti |
| Those |
те |
te |
Examples in Russian:
- I like this cat.
- Мне нравится этот кот.
- Mne nravit·sya etot kot.
- I prefer these bikes.
- Я предпочитаю эти велосипеды.
- YA predpochitayu eti velosipedy .
- I'm going to buy that house.
- Я собираюсь купить этот дом.
- YA sobirayusʹ kupitʹ etot dom.
- I like those flowers.
- Я люблю эти цветы.
- YA lyublyu eti tsvety.
- I danced in this disco.
- Я танцевала в этой дискотеке.
- YA tantsevala v etoĭ diskoteke.
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