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learn_russianIs there a way to take an ordinary verb, say "manufacture," and make it so that it's passive?
"The company manufactures toilets." vs
"The toilets are manufactured by the company."
Only, you know, in Russian?
What I *want* to assume (because I'm always full of bad ideas) is that you can just add -ся to a verb and do a little instrumental case action for an instant fix. But... something tells me that's not exactly right.
Any help is awesome! Thanks, guys! :D
"The company manufactures toilets." vs
"The toilets are manufactured by the company."
Only, you know, in Russian?
What I *want* to assume (because I'm always full of bad ideas) is that you can just add -ся to a verb and do a little instrumental case action for an instant fix. But... something tells me that's not exactly right.
Any help is awesome! Thanks, guys! :D
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