RUSSIAN LANGUAGE GRAMMAR, Russian Genitive, Lesson: What Is & What Isn't | RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 2: Basic

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The term "genitive" dates back to the ancient Greek tradition. It tells who is the father of the son. Russian genitive case is one of the "bent" cases, it marks a noun as modifying another noun. Start learning about Russian genitive case and it's functions in Russian language:
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