"Нет ничего хуже моей кошки."

Translation: There is nothing worse than my cat.

[sarahvogler]

I am covering my cat's ears. Lol! Their is nothing BETTER than my cat!

[Asia_Szulc]

Wow that's a Russian sentence I will definitely never use!

[War7iger]

I love my cat but sometimes he is a dick. Don't be lying that your one isn't from time to time

[superechidna]

Why is not чем моя кошка

[Shady_arc]

"моей кошки" is shorter and more idiomatic, that;s why we have it as the main translation. Otherwise, both can be used.

[wayne902574]

An IDIOM?

Is the idiom where 'than' came from?

[flootzavut]

I'm pretty sure it can be translated both ways. I don't know if there's a subtle difference.

[Aninka789]

Is хуже comparative of плохой?

[Shady_arc]

Exactly. It is an irregular comparative, which is similar to how English "worse" does not come from "bad".

In Russian, the form хуже comes from худой, which in the modern language means "thin, scrawny" and does not form this comparative anymore (худее is its modern comparative).

[LiamClarke6]

Brutal

[pluckingstrings]

In what case is «моей кошки»?

[LenaStorli]

Genitive

[LukaVukZrinski]

I barely understood this. Where is "than"? Implied but hidden?

[Shady_arc]

It is in the genitive. Alternatively, you might say "..., чем моя кошка"

[Hall_of_English]

Нет ничего лучше моей кошки (ну, она так думает...)

[AasinPena]

Кошки is not plural?

[Yakuul]

It's the genitive singular form.

[AugustineLim]

I had a cat that was horrible and very selfish. But I still love it like a serf. It died in my sister's arm. That was more than ten years ago now... :*(

[AntonSamodelko]

True

[amy905289]

Great sentence!

[CandiceKrynn]

Terrible....

[Candice633561]

Please stop with the negative statements about dogs and cats.

[LukeThronson]

Truth