"Ми студенти."

Translation: We are students.

[unPlatypus]

How would you call exclusively female group of students? Студентки?

[SergioRuido]

Так.

[yadwinder_gadari]

So adding "И" at the end of the word makes it plural ?

[Ahtess]

Yes about female and male nouns. Neuter have different form

[yadwinder_gadari]

How to make a neuter plural ?

[Ahtess]

I don't know, I think it's mostly irregular. Even with feminine and masculine it's mostly irregular; it mostly it ends up with и though. Neuter are significantly less often than feminine and masculine. Here is what I'm talking about (here you have no any neuter nouns) - http://mylanguages.org/ukrainian_plural.php

[yadwinder_gadari]

Thanks

[prosto_max]

Only in some cases, but yes, you are right.

[Maxim138558]

sounds like "my student" more than "we are students"

[RaveTuba]

I'm confused about the word "ми", doesn't it mean "my", "mine"? If so, what's the diference between, "my student" and "my students"?

[skstudio]

"Ми" is "we." "Мій" is "my", "mine" (masculine, nominative).

[wait4tuesday]

What is the difference between ctydeht and ctydehtka?

[skstudio]

студент - a (male/female) student (plural: студенти)
студентка - a female student (plural: студентки)

[TravisBrow196492]

What is its a mix of both male and female students? Does it matter which one you use

[Miterius]

If both male and female students, then 'Студенти'.

[BryanSullo]

Wow. The и is difficult to hear at the end of студенти . It just sounds like a well- articulated т.

[MatthewDaher]

The final и is really hard to hear for me here. I thought it was my phone, but I got the same exercise on a laptop with far louder speakers. It just sounds like "Ми студент" to me.