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That's a good point. The rules I described are for Russian, and other Slavic languages may differ. In particular, looks like Polish is pretty similar to Russi
by bzbarsky 8y ago
That's a good point. The rules I described are for Russian, and other Slavic languages may differ. In particular, looks like Polish is pretty similar to Russian here at least in terms of where the category boundaries are, but Czech is different.
As far as the cases used go, 1024 would take the genitive singular in Russian. 1025 would take the genitive plural. 1021 would take the nominative singular. Nominative plural is not used at all when counting things in Russian.