They do yeahI'm asking if noun gender effects the gender of the thing I'm talking about.
They do yeahI'm asking if noun gender effects the gender of the thing I'm talking about.
You know Russian?They do yeah
he doesn'tYou know Russian?
So then why do nouns for only male animals exist o algo? Like theres a noun for dog and a noun specifically for a male dog.no it doesn't
Stop thinking about gender literallySo then why do nouns for only male animals exist o algo? Like theres a noun for dog and a noun specifically for a male dog.
How so? Are certain adjectives or verbs locked to masc, fem or neuter only?It only matters grammatically
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This has never happened and never will.inb4
>im learning ukranian!
<geg imagine learning ukranian, stupid anglo-saxon.
He's right you knowStop thinking about gender literally
Dog is dog, female dog is bitch, same in russian.
Just because the word for bird (Птица) is femenine doesn't mean you won't call male birds with that word too. It only matters grammatically
no, adjectives are adjectives, they adapt to the noun they're modifyingHow so? Are certain adjectives or verbs locked to masc, fem or neuter only?
I considered this at some pointLearning Ukrainian is based
You can use собакенIf I have a male dog, should I always use пёс?
it's like that in any language that has gendered words like HUH?Quick questions for any russians: Nouns have gender, so собака is a feminine noun for dog. So, if I see собака, does that mean Female dog? If I have a male dog, should I always use пёс?
I'm not giving up, still learning, I'll finish section 1 in duolingo in a few days and write down some words I'm learning in my journal. Haven't learn numbers yet, but I can atleast tell a few things from your sentence. Пёс is male dog, ну means "Well", уже means "already" или что то means "or something"Пёс можно еще использовать, ну че ты уже сдался сакс? или что то