Features of studying the gender of the noun of the Russian language in foreign groups

Dzhumanazarova Zilola Obidzhanovna; Dedakhanova Mukhaye Mutallievna; Baykhanova Shoira Dadakhanovna

doi:10.31149/ijot.v2i2.663

Dzhumanazarova Zilola Obidzhanovna Lecturers of the Department of Russian Language and Literature
Dedakhanova Mukhaye Mutallievna Lecturers of the Department of Russian Language and Literature
Baykhanova Shoira Dadakhanovna Lecturers of the Department of Russian Language and Literature

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31149/ijot.v2i2.663

Keywords: gender category, masculine, feminine and nominative, suffix

Abstract

The gender categories is one of the most complicated and mostly applied grammar structures in Russian grammar. The gender categories is usually identified based on the word endings. Most students learning Russian as a second language find this topic difficult to fully understand and truly apply in their speech. For this reason, it is essential to differentiate between the genders. The following article looks into this issue

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