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Well, jools has probably given up studying Russian and is now off studying Spanish or pig-latin.

But one more important difference is in the verbs of motion. There are many variants to the word...

Also, another difference between English and Russian: adjectives decline based on gender and case.
Here is an example of some forms for the adjective "large" - "крупный"

крупный (Именительный...

I am to play or I am not to play, that is the question. :D

This is not quite correct. Maybe you are talking about cases. The Russian language has 6 cases.[/quote]

Actually, not quite correct in being not quite correct. Russian does have three pluarls
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The ending of a noun changes depending on whether it is
1. the subject
2. the direct object
3. the indirect object
4. possessive
5. instrumental
6. prepositional
These are called cases.

Russian is not completely phonetic. Of course it is more phonetic than English, but that can be said of any language.


This is not quite correct. The only letter with a stress mark is ё. ...