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This article talks about the role of genders in teaching Russian as a foreign language. The gender of many Russian nouns can be determined according to the last letter of the quotation form (usually the nominative singular). There are several basic rules that allow you to determine the gender. These rules are good enough for beginners to learn Russian, but they do not work for all Russian nouns, this article also talks about where to use them.
gender category, masculine, feminine and nominative, suffix
gender category, masculine, feminine and nominative, suffix
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