In Russian, adjectives, which are words that describe nouns, need to match the nouns they go with. This means the adjectives must agree with:

• Gender (male or female)
• Number (one or more)
• Case (how the noun is used in the sentence)

For masculine living nouns in the accusative case, there's a special way to change the adjective "новый," which means "new."

1. Masculine Living Nouns in Accusative Case:

• When the noun is about a living thing, like a person or an animal, the accusative case looks like the genitive case.

2. The Right Form:

• The adjective “новый” changes to "нового" when we talk about masculine living nouns.

For example, if we say "друг," it means "friend."

Example Sentences:

• Я вижу нового друга. (I see a new friend.)
• Он встретил нового кота. (He met a new cat.)

Remember, using the right forms of adjectives will help you make correct sentences in Russian!