Russian Question "WHAT?" | Train Your Russian Questions and Learn About Cases
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In this episode of Russian Questions Trainer we will practice asking and answering questions with the Russian equivalent of the word "What". This will be an interesting lesson because you are going to find out what a case in Russian really is and why it's not incorrect to say that the English language also has cases. We will practice asking and answering questions about inanimate Subject and Object in Russian, and you will see how nouns of different genders behave when they are in the Subject or Object position in the sentence.