#Russian feminine nouns ending in –я follow the “weak” declension. One example is неде́ля (week). #RussianGrammar #RussianLanguage #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/russian-noun-declensions/
Yevardiaղ (@haravayin_hogh) on X

Nabokov's advice to foreigners learning Russian, giving pronunciation advice on how to reposition one's jaw and taking slightly sadistic pleasure in highlighting its intimidating array of verb suffixes.

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Friday, November 21, 2025

Russia will test NATO's Article 5 soon, top Swedish general warns -- New US "peace plan" pushes capitulation with Russia; here's what we know so far -- Why I won’t encourage my Ukrainian child to speak Russian -- Russian spy ship Yantar targets RAF pilots with lasers near U.K. waters, London says ... and more

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/11/friday-november-21-2025/

#Russian feminine nouns ending in –а follow the “strong” declension. One example is газе́та (newspaper). #RussianGrammar #RussianLanguage #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/russian-noun-declensions/

Hey, any #Russian and #RussianLanguage speaking #Furries out there I might want to follow? :3c I'm a #Furry myself 

Apologies for tons of tags, I'd love folks to find this post UwU

#AskFedi #AskFurry #BoostsWelcome

Minneapolis Mass Shooting

Shooter leaves behind journals in russian, FSB insignia, and weapons marked with russian words. Local TV reports it as “some foreign language.”

If this were Arabic, “terrorism” would be on screen in minutes. But when it’s russian, silence. And I can already predict - the shooter’s gender identity will be weaponized endlessly in debates, while their russian language and kremlin symbols quietly vanish from the story.

Children are dead. And America still looks away from moscow’s swamp.

#Minneapolis #MassShooting #RussianLanguage #DoubleStandards #mnastodon #minnesota #russian

Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Russia occupied less than 1% of Ukraine’s territory since November 2022, monitoring group says — Russian media shows US armored vehicle with Russian, American flags storming Ukrainian positions — Russian gasoline prices hit record highs after drone strikes shut refineries — Muscle beaches, drag racing, and drones falling into the sea. Summer in Odesa hasn’t stopped — In Ukraine, democracy finds its fiercest defenders … and more

https://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025/08/tuesday-august-19-2025/

Memorizing a few simple spelling rules will simplify #Russian grammar, including noun declensions, for you. #RussianGrammar #RussianLanguage #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/russian-noun-declensions/
#Russian nouns can have hard endings [consonant (m.), –а (f.), and –о (n.)] or soft endings [–й/–ь (m.), –я/–ь (f.), and –е/-мя (n.)]. #RussianGrammar #RussianLanguage #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/russian-noun-declensions/