Checked myself - I spell it correctly! Pride-pride ). 1) Capitalization is the complicated theme in Russian. When I work with textes I use special dictionary for ambiguous cases. 2) High matters and a sole for battles in language specialists. Never mind! 3) This isn't quite a problem though. There are 3 inclinations in Russian: 1-st masculine and feminine ending -а, -я, like мама, папа, баня etc.; 2-nd neutral ending -о, -е, like море, небо, and masculine ending with a consonant or -ь, like стол, мяч, огонь etc.; 3-th feminine ending with a sibilant consonant and -ь, like мышь, печь, вещь, ночь, etc. And the exlusion: about a douzen of neutral words ending with -мя, like: имя, пламя, вымя, знамя, семя and so on. That's all, it isn't difficult.
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1) Capitalization is the complicated theme in Russian. When I work with textes I use special dictionary for ambiguous cases.
2) High matters and a sole for battles in language specialists. Never mind!
3) This isn't quite a problem though. There are 3 inclinations in Russian:
1-st masculine and feminine ending -а, -я, like мама, папа, баня etc.;
2-nd neutral ending -о, -е, like море, небо, and masculine ending with a consonant or -ь, like стол, мяч, огонь etc.;
3-th feminine ending with a sibilant consonant and -ь, like мышь, печь, вещь, ночь, etc.
And the exlusion: about a douzen of neutral words ending with -мя, like: имя, пламя, вымя, знамя, семя and so on.
That's all, it isn't difficult.