I read in a grammar: В новом здание (МГУ) учиться 24 тысячи студентов. It shouldn't be учяться? Is it a mistake? Thanks.
I read in a grammar: В новом здание (МГУ) учиться 24 тысячи студентов. It shouldn't be учяться? Is it a mistake? Thanks.
Originally Posted by radomir
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Yes, it is. It’s either учатся or учится.
radomir wrote:
Again: В новом здании (МГУ) учится 24 тысячи студентов. Where is the subject in singular for учится ? Thank you.
"Quantity of 24 thousands". The "quantity" is not written, but meant.Originally Posted by radomir
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
For alexB: Why? Because the subjet is after the verb? Or could also be said: В новом здании 24 тысячи студентов учится ? Thank you.
OK. Everything is clear.
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