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Russian phrase of the day: Бой курантов
Jan 01, 2018 (see all)
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Karen says:
What is the grammatical construction? I think it would be really helpful to provide case explanation – I can’t figure out the construction. Thanks!
Learn Russian Daily says:
Hello Karen,
Thank you for your question.
“Бой курантов” literally means “the beating of chiming clock”. “Куранты” is the Kremlin clock.
Both these words are nouns. “Бой” is in the singular Nominative form, and “курантов” is in the plural Genitive form.