
How to Say "Both" in Russian: оба, обе and и ..., и ...
Both in Russian is not always оба. Learn when to use оба and обе, when you need и ..., и ..., and how to say neither.
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Both in Russian is not always оба. Learn when to use оба and обе, when you need и ..., и ..., and how to say neither.

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