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Yeaaahh thank you very much. Большое спасибо

What I wanted to say was:

Dont take his dog, the dog is from him.

Kind of like:

1: Is that your dog?

2: No, the dog is from my mother.

Wouldn't it be No,the dog is my mother's?

Yea, that is true Can you tell me how to say that??

I think it's: Собака моя мама (?)

No, wait, that is: The dog is my mom q_q

You said Dog my mom or my mom dog,it'd be:

Собака моей мамы.

Okaayyy, one last question. 

Dzul's slavness is great.

Is that: Славство дзул большая (?)

Not sure bout that one,i'll use myp olish knowledge for it

I'd say it this way:

Славяност дзула есть болшая.Gotta remember about grammatic cases my friend ))

Yeaahh How would you say "his greatness"?

Его большаяност(?)

And how do you see the gender of a word, or is this just experience?

only polish I know is: Tak & jedno piwo

There isn't a "ness" word for болшой,it is a word strictly related for size

You should proapbly use the величие word ,it is made on the велики core.

Gender of word is mostly experience,but some can be easily told apart,most female words end with a or я.

Which one of these( ство or ность ) is used with which gender? (so I can try to make the correct case of величие)

величие is a ness word already,ство  for male and ность  for female IIRC,don't take it for granted though ,I always just mix my polish and russian knowledge )))))

Okaayyy, and let's say we have a word that ends in аий, making it masculin.

How would you go about and add "Ness" to that? Just add it after the й, so it becomes ...аийство? Or does it become аяство?

аий is your attempt to make I? I don't know such word and i'm sure it'd jsut be ай.without the additional I,unless i'm mistaken and there is such a word,in which case you wouldn't change it for я.

Okaaayy, thank you very much Dzul :3

I wanted to say kawaiiness, and transliterated it's каваий

https://glosbe.com/en/ru/kawaiiness

It's only because kawaii itself has got 2 i-s in the end,in slavic language you can't have that,you'll have aj instead.

Okaaayy, tyyy :3

Болшая спасибо, ты удивительный

dziękuję bardzo

Dzul, one last question. How do you say: It's the dog of Dzul's neighbor's / It's Dzul's neighbor's dog

Это собака соседа дзула (?)

Looks good ))

Srsly? Yeaaahhh

Russian is by far the hardest language I have tried learning so far... Especially all those grammar rules fuck with my mind Like Personal Pronouns I know quite well(I think), but Possesive Pronouns are a bitch in my opinion And Verb conjugtations are hard, but I am starting to see a pattern

I can't say i know half thoose grammar related words you've stated,but i'll have you know that Slavic languages in general are pretty tough to learn for non Slavic speakers ))))))

q_q I'll keep learning Russian until I am satisfied with my capabilities(as a non-native slav speaker )