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Hi. Why do you use the masculine form of professions even when you talk about a woman? Is it wrong to say for example "Она работает учительницей" with the instrumental case of the feminine form "учительница"? Thank you.
@@AmazingRussian Thanks. I understand that's not the focus of the video. I was just wondering if using the masculine form of a profession to describe a woman is common practice in Russian. You see, I'm a native Spanish speaker. And in my language, to say "Ella es maestro" (She's a teacher, with the masculine form for teacher) is incorrect. The subject must agree with the complement. But in French, for example, they'd say "Elle est professeur" with the masculine form of the profession. I just wanted to know what is correct in Russian. Thanks a lot for your attention and for your Russian lessons.
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Hi. Why do you use the masculine form of professions even when you talk about a woman? Is it wrong to say for example "Она работает учительницей" with the instrumental case of the feminine form "учительница"? Thank you.
Yes, there are feminine forms of professions: учительница, преподавательница… However, the video focus is not that.
@@AmazingRussian Thanks. I understand that's not the focus of the video. I was just wondering if using the masculine form of a profession to describe a woman is common practice in Russian. You see, I'm a native Spanish speaker. And in my language, to say "Ella es maestro" (She's a teacher, with the masculine form for teacher) is incorrect. The subject must agree with the complement. But in French, for example, they'd say "Elle est professeur" with the masculine form of the profession. I just wanted to know what is correct in Russian. Thanks a lot for your attention and for your Russian lessons.
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