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You can see the same thing in Russian and other slavic languages, for example, where you can use "-о" to convert an adjective into concept noun (of always neute
by ilammy 6y ago
You can see the same thing in Russian and other slavic languages, for example, where you can use "-о" to convert an adjective into concept noun (of always neuter gender). For example, "добрый" (masculine adjective "good)" => "добро" (neuter noun "the good").
- TylerE 6y agoWhat would those sound like phonetically for those of us that can't read cryllic?
- kleton 6y agoLike Greek alphabet from math class except for the ы closest to a short i. dobry, dobro
- Zanni 6y agoYou can copy and paste unfamiliar words (or words in unfamiliar languages) into Google Translate and hit the speaker button to get a pronunciation.
- glogla 6y agoIn English something like DO-BREE and DO-BROH (the latter ending with "o" in "rocket")