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What is the Russian diminutive of mouse?
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Just a simple question as I am not sure of the right form.
What is the Russian diminutive of mouse? мышонок ?
выбор-имени
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Just a simple question as I am not sure of the right form.
What is the Russian diminutive of mouse? мышонок ?
выбор-имени
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Just wondering why you've decided thatшwill mutate toж?
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Simply by mistake
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Just a simple question as I am not sure of the right form.
What is the Russian diminutive of mouse? мышонок ?
выбор-имени
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Just a simple question as I am not sure of the right form.
What is the Russian diminutive of mouse? мышонок ?
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Just wondering why you've decided thatшwill mutate toж?
– shabunc♦
8 hours ago
Simply by mistake
– Oliver
8 hours ago
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Just wondering why you've decided thatшwill mutate toж?
– shabunc♦
8 hours ago
Simply by mistake
– Oliver
8 hours ago
Just wondering why you've decided that
ш will mutate to ж?– shabunc♦
8 hours ago
Just wondering why you've decided that
ш will mutate to ж?– shabunc♦
8 hours ago
Simply by mistake
– Oliver
8 hours ago
Simply by mistake
– Oliver
8 hours ago
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Well, "мышонок" is a baby mouse so you were close, but strictly speaking diminutive is мышка which is a small mouse.
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@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
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Well, "мышонок" is a baby mouse so you were close, but strictly speaking diminutive is мышка which is a small mouse.
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@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
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The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
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Well, "мышонок" is a baby mouse so you were close, but strictly speaking diminutive is мышка which is a small mouse.
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@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
– spbnative
18 mins ago
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Well, "мышонок" is a baby mouse so you were close, but strictly speaking diminutive is мышка which is a small mouse.
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Well, "мышонок" is a baby mouse so you were close, but strictly speaking diminutive is мышка which is a small mouse.
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@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
– spbnative
18 mins ago
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@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
– spbnative
18 mins ago
@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
@Oliver мышка because in Russian a mouse defaults to feminine - мышь
– Баян Купи-ка
7 hours ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
– spbnative
18 mins ago
The answer is perfectly correct, but I'd like to add that it is a quite common reference to a beloved woman: "мышка моя". Very similar to "киса"(means кошка, кошечка), which is very popular amongst young men.
– spbnative
18 mins ago
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Just wondering why you've decided that
шwill mutate toж?– shabunc♦
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Simply by mistake
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