No. 5,903 in Russian
реформу
The Russian word "реформу" means "reform" in English.
In a sentence
Правительство начало реформу образования.
The government started an education reform.
In this sentence, 'реформу' is in the accusative case as it functions as the direct object of the verb 'начало' (started). It represents an action being implemented.
Мы обсуждаем реформу налогового законодательства.
We are discussing the tax legislation reform.
Here, 'реформу' is also in the accusative case, as it serves as the object of the verb 'обсуждаем' (discuss). It shows a focus of an ongoing discussion.
Общество требует реформу судебной системы.
Society demands a reform of the judicial system.
In this instance, 'реформу' is in the accusative case, reflecting that it is the object of the verb 'требует' (demands). It indicates a desired change.
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