"моя тарелка"

Translation: my plate

[jameszhou13]

Just like en tallrik in Swedish!

[lunaexoriens]

This word of Italian origin was taken by the West Slavs from German language ("Teller"). Ruthenia took it probably from Poland ("talerz").

[Jacques607326]

I just add that in Czech it is "talíř", in Slovak "tanier".

[uq.]

tanjir in serbian

[Bellyssima]

Tanjur in Croatian

[Zylbath]

Why does the /e/ sound like /o/ here?

[garrettjon2]

Sounds like an /e/ to me. If you go to the incubator page of russian and look at the characters chart it explains the different sounds for some characters based on other surrounding sounds.

[Luna328944]

It's not the е it's the л that kinda sounds like o in order to make the word pronouncable eg tareloka kinda

[meaitch]

Моя is feminin (Моя собака/my dog), Мои is plural (мои собаки/ my dogS). Мой is for masculin (Мой брат/my brother) and моё (ma-yo) is for neutral (моё окно/ my window).

[SaraKarpik]

BLESS YOU

[LeahRogers420897]

THANK YOU I was so lost on those

[MCKEEROY]

Is anyone hearing "Tayolka"? I thought the "р" was an "r" sound? Is it supposed to be "Tayrolka?

[Vetikke22]

I heard the R

[Luna328944]

I hear a d actually but it's because they trill the r

[justinworr]

Ive been asked 6 тарелка questions in a row - is it really working properly ?

[ashalota]

Ive been gettong ot a lpt in this chapter as well, even thoigj it seems unrelated to the topic and has been covered many times previously

[cosmopolita61]

Is it because the л makes the e sound like an o, something like "riyo"?

[Olya622911]

I keep on getting something to do with plates

[Gianfi992]

The /e/ sound like /ë/ to me.. is it possible? Maybe because the /л/ then?

[rossa11]

to me too

[MarielThom3]

What's the difference between "moya" and "moi" in Russian?

[Tarendil]

Moya is feminine and moi is masculine

[Cecilia798621]

Im hearing Taly-olka can someone spell it out in latin letters?

[yasmine_y]

"Taryolka".

[JosephDMaria]

Why is Моя used instead of Моё? Isn't plate neuter gender?

[Roman_Gavrilov]

the word "тарелка" ends with the letter "а", it means feminine

[DaKaiser]

It seems that the plate in this sentence is femenin. I think if the plate is in possession of a female, than it stops with "Тарелка" Maybe i am wrong.

[Nmart1]

"Тарелка" is always femenin (no matter of plate's possession).

[ZabsterLiza]

The recording I got with the sentence, the Russian speaking man's voice sounds so tender and affectionate when he says "моя тарелка" as if it is his daughter or his girlfriend! Made me laugh!

[deactivated user]

А не тебя!

[lauraflutist]

I believe тарелка sounds like таролка because the "е" is pronounced a little more like "ie"

[yXnJ5]

I have been wondering the same thing

[zurriburri]

Is this an example of the genitive case?

[Kundoo]

No, it's nominative.

[zurriburri]

I thought so as well. This was a lesson for practicing the genitive then. Do these tests review more than the core lessons? It's seems so.

[PeterHulma]

So тарелка is feminin gender. Duolingo doesn't tell us anything about a noun's gender. I thought a plate doesn't have a gender so i thought the answer is моё тарелка..

[Kundoo]

Duolingo doesn't tell us anything about a noun's gender.

That's not true. Duo does give this information, you just need to read tips&notes.

[PeterHulma]

It is true. I usually learn russian when I work. I don't have a PC on my bus, so please tell me how to read the tips with an Android application. I can't find them . When I click on the lesson (for example BASIC 2) there is are no informations and tips about the lesson.

[Sam-Isaac]

I'm new to the russian course, could someone explain the usage of моя and моё? (Also мой?)

[Billywm]

Go back to earlier lessons. And read the notes (go to the website version)

[StepanMege]

I can't hear you

[Ali333583]

میگه تریاک من؟

[RRL210]

Why isn't it тарелку?

[marcialori]

Я не видел ни слова по-русски уже 3 года.