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- "Где ваше меню?"
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1934
I hardly can remember more than few nouns in nominative case ending with ю
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авеню - avenue, feminine
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интервью - interview, neuter
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меню - menu, neuter
all of them are loanwords
1934
I hardly can remember more than few nouns in nominative case ending with ю
-- авеню - avenue, feminine
-- интервью - interview, neuter
-- меню - menu, neuter
all of them are loanwords
Both mean the same, but the first one would be used with the noun Вы(formal you, and plural) And the second one with the noun Ты(informal you) Verify that the question has the same context. If it does, report it as an answer that should be accepted, and developers will fix that out ASAP, otherwise it might be that you are not considering a case, or something like that.
Another way of seeing it would be that translating it to Spanish:
Ты =Tú
Вы=Usted/ Ustedes
I hope that helps, greetings :)
715
It means that the word never changes in different grammatical situations, you never have to add letters on the end, etc, just like most English words.
715
"Where is yours menu" doesn't make sense in English. ваше can mean your or yours but only your works in this case.