No. 9,969 in Russian
английского
"Of English" or "English" (possessive/adjective form).
In a sentence
Я изучаю английского для работы.
I am studying English for work.
Here, 'английского' is used in the genitive case because it follows the verb 'изучаю' which governs the genitive case when implying an object of study.
У меня есть книга на английского.
I have a book in English.
In this case, 'английского' is used to describe the language of the book, wrong case used.
Трудности в изучении английского часто вызывают вопросы.
Difficulties in studying English often raise questions.
Here, 'английского' is in the genitive case as 'изучении', meaning 'study', requires the genitive case for the object of study.
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