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Possessive Reflexive Pronoun свой in Russian

The Possessive Reflexive Pronoun “свой” (one’s own) can confuse beginners because it’s a mix of two things: owning something and talking about yourself. The confusion is obvious – there is NO such thing in English. Yes, there are possessive pronouns and reflexive pronouns in English, but never the one that represents a combination of both. …

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Understanding Russian Grammar: Using Adverbial Participles and gerund

Explore the nuances of Russian grammar, including the use of imperfective and perfective verbs, adverbial participles, and the present tense. Learn how these forms shape the meaning and action of a sentence, and how gerunds and participles play a crucial role in the Russian language. Embarking on the journey of learning Russian, one might recall …

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Common mistakes in Russian: how to say “and you”, something like that and how to talk about specific time

HOW TO SAY “AND YOU?”, SOMETHING LIKE THAT, AT 2AM/PM IN RUSSIAN Today I would like to talk about common mistakes I hear from people who learn Russian. Many speak the language fluently but still say some things wrong. I know many people, including my students, who feel uncomfortable because they’re not confident about particular …

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