relative pronouns

💡 Grammar Rule

The Relative Pronoun: Который (Kotóryy) In Russian, the most common way to link two clauses—similar to how we use "who," "which," or "that" in English...

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Do you know the man who is standing by the window?

Ты знаешь человека, который стоит у окна?

Ty znayesh' cheloveka, kotoryy stoit u okna?

No, he’s the new neighbor who moved in yesterday.

Нет, это новый сосед, который переехал вчера.

Net, eto novyy sosed, kotoryy pereyekhal vchera.

This is the city in which I spent my childhood.

Это город, в котором я провёл своё детство.

Eto gorod, v kotorom ya provel svoyo detstvo.

It looks like a very cozy place to grow up.

Он кажется очень уютным местом для того, чтобы вырасти.

On kazhetsya ochen' uyutnym mestom dlya togo, chtoby vyrasti.

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