Russian Possessive Pronouns in 30 Seconds! 🚀 Ever struggled with how Russian words change based on gender? Watch as I cover them all, showing how they adapt for masculine, feminine, and neuter forms. Here’s a sneak peek: 🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏻‍♀️👽My: мой (masculine, like “мой дом” – my house), моя (feminine, like “моя книга” – my book), моё (neuter, like “моё окно” – my window), мои (plural, like “мои друзья” – my friends) • Your (informal): твой (masculine, like “твой брат” – your brother), твоя (feminine, like “твоя сестра” – your sister), твоё (neuter, like “твоё письмо” – your letter), твои (plural, like “твои вещи” – your things) • His: его (doesn’t change for gender, like “его машина” – his car) • Her: её (doesn’t change, like “её сумка” – her bag) • Our: наш (masculine, like “наш город” – our city), наша (feminine, like “наша страна” – our country), наше (neuter, like “наше море” – our sea), наши (plural, like “наши планы” – our plans) • Your (formal/plural): ваш (masculine, like “ваш офис” – your office), ваша (feminine, like “ваша идея” – your idea), ваше (neuter, like “ваше время” – your time), ваши (plural, like “ваши вопросы” – your questions) • Their: их (doesn’t change, like “их дом” – their house) What’s your biggest Russian grammar hurdle? Drop it in the comments! 💬 #RussianPronouns #LearnRussianFast #RussianGrammarTips #PossessivePronouns #RussianLanguageHacks - @linguarussian