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Russian Grammar

2. Personal Pronouns

  • Introduction

  • 1. Nouns and Gender
  • 2. Personal Pronouns
  • 3. Present and Past Verb Tenses
  • 4. Capital Letters
  • 5. Possessive construction «У меня есть» (I have)
  • 6. Possessive Pronouns
  • 7. Reflexive possessive pronoun свой
  • 8. What Russian needs cases for
  • 9. Adjectives
  • 10. Negation
  • Introduction

  • 1. Nouns and Gender

  • 2. Personal Pronouns

  • 3. Present and Past Verb Tenses

  • 4. Capital Letters

  • 5. Possessive construction «У меня есть» (I have)

  • 6. Possessive Pronouns

  • 7. Reflexive possessive pronoun свой

  • 8. What Russian needs cases for

  • 9. Adjectives

  • 10. Negation

2. Personal Pronouns

These are the Russian personal pronouns:

я I
ты you – singular
он he
она she
оно it
мы we
вы you – plural
Вы you – singular formal
они they

In Russian, as in many other languages, ты is generally used among people who know each other very well. Otherwise, it is more appropriate to use formal вы. It is commonly capitalized in formal writing when used as a polite address “Вы“.

In Russian language, the personal pronoun determines the form of the verb in the present tense:

Я делаю/строюI am doing/building
Ты делаешь/строишьYou are doing/building
Он/она/оно делает/строитHe/she/it is doing/building
Мы делаем/строимWe are doing/building
Вы делаете/строитеYou are doing/building
Они делают/строятThey are doing/building
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Beginning 3. Present and Past Verb Tenses
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