To express how often something happens, use the word каждый (every) followed by a time word. This phrase is placed in the Accusative case with no prepositions.
- Masculine: Inanimate time words like день (day) and месяц (month) do not change in the Accusative case, so каждый stays exactly as it is.
| I go to this salon every month. | Я хожу в этот салон каждый месяц. |
| This stylist works in the salon every day. | Этот мастер работает в салоне каждый день. |
- Feminine: For feminine time words like неделя (week), the modifier changes to каждую and the noun changes its ending to -ю (неделю).
| The stylist does a new haircut every week. | Мастер делает новую стрижку каждую неделю. |
At the Hair Salon
Discussing your personal care routine involves salon words like парикмахер (hairdresser) and the verb стричь (to cut hair).
| The hairdresser cuts my hair every month. | Парикмахер стрижёт меня каждый месяц. |
Remember that feminine direct objects receiving an action—like a расчёска (comb)—also change their endings in the Accusative case.
| My sister takes my comb every day! | Моя сестра берёт мою расчёску каждый день! |
Watch out for the word for shampoo. Although it ends in a soft sign (-ь), шампунь is a masculine noun, so it does not change its ending when used as an inanimate direct object.
| I wash my hair every day, I need a good shampoo. | Я мою волосы каждый день, мне нужен хороший шампунь. |
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