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Nouns can be one of three genders; Masculine, Feminine or Neuter. It's important to know which gender each word is. But if you get it wrong, don't worry you'll still be understood. | |||
It's very easy to determine the gender of nouns; my personal trick is called ''Hiya Owen!'' | It's very easy to determine the gender of nouns; my personal trick is called ''Hiya Owen!'' | ||
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* Neuter nouns usually end in -о or -е | * Neuter nouns usually end in -о or -е | ||
* Masculine nouns end in a consonant, example: н | * Masculine nouns end in a consonant, example: н | ||
All together; it sounds like: ''Ah-ya-oh-e-n'' Which sounds like ''Hiya Owen'' | All together; it sounds like: ''Ah-ya-oh-e-n'' Which sounds like ''Hiya Owen'' | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 15 September 2021
Nouns can be one of three genders; Masculine, Feminine or Neuter. It's important to know which gender each word is. But if you get it wrong, don't worry you'll still be understood.
It's very easy to determine the gender of nouns; my personal trick is called Hiya Owen!
- Feminine nouns usually end in -а or -я
- Neuter nouns usually end in -о or -е
- Masculine nouns end in a consonant, example: н
All together; it sounds like: Ah-ya-oh-e-n Which sounds like Hiya Owen
Then there's just one rule to remember:
- Nouns ending in a double consonant followed by -я are neuter
Source
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/17637411/Overview-Of-Ukrainian-Grammar-UK-GRAMMAR-PORTAL