Russian Grammar Lesson 8: The Plural of the Nouns in the Nominative Case

http://www.funrussian.com/2013/01/17/... - read full article about the plural of Russian nouns in the Nominative case. In my article, I also explained how to differentiate between the hard and soft stem of the word in Russian, and shared another rule of how to form the plural for masculine and feminine nouns that you might see in some textbooks or grammar books. Next week I will talk about the exceptions from these rules. Stay tuned!

Russian Grammar Lesson 8: The Plural of the Nouns in the Nominative Case russian spoken in alaska
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