Ok, on masterrussian I read that for a masculine noun ending in a hard consonant or a feminine noun ending in -a, the plural is formed by adding -ы.
However, I read elsewhere that the plural of девочка is девочки. Shouldn't it be девочкы?
Thanks.
Ok, on masterrussian I read that for a masculine noun ending in a hard consonant or a feminine noun ending in -a, the plural is formed by adding -ы.
However, I read elsewhere that the plural of девочка is девочки. Shouldn't it be девочкы?
Thanks.
No. it's девочки. The letter 'ы' changes to 'и' if it follows a ж, к, г, х, ч, ш, or щ. In the word 'девочка', the letter right before the ending is a к because the 'a' is dropped, so that means the 'ы' changes to 'и'.
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Ah ok, thanks for explaining that.
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