The prepositional case in Russian is important for showing where things happen.

You mainly use it with nouns when you talk about places.

For plural nouns, the endings in the prepositional case change based on whether the noun is a hard or soft stem, and also what gender it is.

Prepositional Case Endings for Plural Nouns:

1. Hard-Stem Nouns:

   • Ending: -ах
   • Example:
     • The word “столы” (tables) changes to “столах."

2. Soft-Stem Nouns:

   • Ending: -ях
   • Example:
     • The word “книги” (books) changes to “книгах."

How to Use in Sentences:

• “Мы говорим о столах.” (We are talking about the tables.)
• “Она читает о книгах.” (She is reading about the books.)

Important Things to Remember:

• When you use the prepositional case, make sure to use the right endings with the correct words.
• Common prepositions to use are “о” (about) or “в” (in).
• Ensure that the sentence matches the plural form to get the endings right.

If you practice these prepositional case endings for plural nouns, it will help you talk about places and situations in Russian much better. So, keep practicing with different nouns to gain confidence!