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окончание слова... ? I speak Russian virtually every day with my parents, but it just hit me over the last few years - that I have absolutely no knowledge of endings. I'm understood, but unfortunately, don't sound like a native due to the lack of understanding of my endings. I've looked around, but haven't found anything in particular, that I find useful. I was wondering, does anyone have any website links that can describe every type of case and ending and such, just so I can practice and get better.

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The Cases of Russian Nouns http://masterrussian.com/aa071600a.shtml Noun Gender and Number http://masterrussian.com/nounsandcases/gender_and_number.htm and so on so forth.
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Ibrahim, do not worry. I can assure you that the majority of Russian-speaking people absolutely do not know the rules for word endings. However, they all use the word endings correctly. So - practice, practice, practice ... :)
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There are a good sites here http://схемо.рф/shemy/ruskii-jazyk-i-literatura/kratkii-kurs-gramatiki-ruskogo-jazyka-v-tablicah-i-shemah-dlja-studentov-inostrancev-1-2-go-kursov-sostaviteli-rodenko-a-v-tubol-n-a-konek-o-p-2007-g/page-3 http://isle-blog.ru/ai/property-unit-words/

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