193. 100 Russian IMPORTANT nouns & verbs with meaningful examples

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Transcript of 100 Russian important nouns & verbs -first part: 1-25 1. Dish Блюда Blyuda -What is your favourite dish? Какое твое любимое блюдо ? Kakoye tvoye lyubimoye blyudo ? 2. To eat Есть{imperfecitve}**habitual action that is repeated. Yest'{imperfecitve} Поесть {perfective}**action will be done and finished. Poyest' {perfective} -I will eat and then to bed. Я поем{perf} и лягу спать. YA poyem{perf} i lyagu spat'. -What do you usually eat? Во сколько ты обычно ешь{imp}? Vo skol'ko ty obychno yesh'{imp}? 3. In advance Заранее Zaraneye -Tickets must be purchased in advance. Билеты нужно купить заранее. Bilety nuzhno kupit' zaraneye. 4. To think Думать{imp} Dumat' Подумать {perf} Podumat' -He is still thinking about her. Он всё ещё думает{imp} о ней. On vso yeshcho dumayet o ney. -He thought about it and decided not to go anywhere. Он подумал {perf} и решил никуда не ехать. On podumal i reshil nikuda ne yekhat'. 5. Language/tongue Язык YAzyk -What is your native language? Какой твой родной язык ? Kakoy tvoy rodnoy yazyk ? 6. To like someone/something Нравится {imp} Nravitsya Понравится {perf} Ponravitsya -Do you like him? Тебе он нравится ?{imp} Tebe on nravitsya ?{imp} -I liked him. Мне он понравился.{perf} Mne on ponravilsya.{perf} 7. Box Коробка Korobka -Put the vase in the box. Положи вазу в коробку. Polozhi vazu v korobku. 8. To cook, to prepare Готовить{imp} Gotovit' Приготовить {perf} Prigotovit' -What do you like to cook? Что ты любишь готовить ?{imp} Chto ty lyubish' gotovit' ?{imp} -We cooked pelmeni{dumplings} for them. Мы приготовили для них пельмени .{perf} My prigotovili dlya nikh pel'meni .{perf} 9. Spectacle, show, play{in a theatre} Cпектакль Cpektakl' -We are late to a play. Мы опаздываем на спектакль. My opazdyvayem na spektakl'. 10. To grow Расти {imp} Rasti Вырасти {perf} Vyrasti -An apple tree grows near our house. Возле нашего дома растёт яблоня .{imp} Vozle nashevo doma rastot yablonya . -When I grow up, I want to become an astrounaut. Когда я вырасту, я хочу стать космонавтом. Kogda ya vyrastu, ya khochu stat' kosmonavtom. 11. Garbage Мусор Musor -Don’t forget to take out the garbage. Не забудь вынести мусор . Ne zabud' vynesti musor . 12. To begin/start Начинать {imp} Nachinat' Начать{perf} Nachat' -We start school on Monday. Мы начинаем школу в понедельник.{imp} My nachinayem shkolu v ponedel'nik.{imp} -We started school on Monday. Мы начали школу в понедельник .{perf} My nachali shkolu v ponedel'nik .{perf} 13. Floor Этаж Etazh -What floor do you live on? На каком этаже ты живешь? Na kakom etazhe ty zhivesh'? 14. To wash Мыть {imp} Myt' Помыть{perf} Pomyt' -I am washing the dishes. Я мою посуду . YA moyu posudu . -Wash the dishes after yourself, please. Помой за собой посуду пожалуйста. Pomoy za soboy posudu pozhaluysta. 15. Boss/employer Начальник Nachal'nik -Our boss is a very smart person. Наш начальник очень умный человек. Nash nachal'nik ochen' umnyy chelovek. 16. To do Делать{imp} Delat' Cделать {perf} Cdelat' -After dinner, she does her homework.{imp-habitual} После ужина она делает домашнее задание. Posle uzhina ona delayet domashneye zadaniye. -After dinner, she did her homework.{perf-action done and finished} После ужина она сделала домашнее задание. Posle uzhina ona sdelala domashneye zadaniye. 17. Next Cледующий Cleduyushchiy -Who’s next? Кто следующий ? Kto sleduyushchiy ? 18. To have breakfast Завтракать {imp} Zavtrakat' Позавтракать {perf} Pozavtrakat' -He never has breakfast. Oн никогда не завтракает. On nikogda ne zavtrakayet. -She had breakfast and went to the balcony. Oна позавтракала и вышла на балкон. Ona pozavtrakala i vyshla na balkon. 19. Journey Путешествие Puteshestviye -It was an exciting journey. Это было захватывающее путешествие. Eto bylo zakhvatyvayushcheye puteshestviye. 20. District Район Rayon -They live uptown. Они живут в спальном районе. Oni zhivut v spal'nom rayone. 21. To put make up on Краситься {imp} Krasit'sya Накраситься{perf} Nakrasit'sya She is sitting and doing her makeup. Она сидит и краситься. Ona sidit i krasit'sya. -She did her makeup and left. Она накрасилась и вышла из дома. Ona nakrasilas' i vyshla iz doma. 22. Guests Гости Gosti -The guests were about to leave. Гости собрались уходить. Gosti sobralis' ukhodit'. 23. Insurance Cтраховка Ctrakhovka -We definitely need insurance. Нам обязательно нужна страховка. Nam obyazatel'no nuzhna strakhovka. 24. Lark{bird}{an idiom} Жаворонок Zhavoronok -“Lark’ is a person who gets up early. Жаворонок - это человек который рано встаёт. Zhavoronok - eto chelovek kotoryy rano vstayot. 25. To complete, to end, to finish Заканчивать {imp} Zakanchivat' Закончить {perf} Zakonchit' -We usually finish at five o’clock. Обычно мы заканчиваем в пять {5} часов. Obychno my zakanchivayem v pyat' {5} chasov. -Did you finish the renovation? Вы закончили ремонт ? Vy zakonchili remont ?

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Завтракать =Frühstücken

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Transcript of 100 Russian important nouns & verbs-part-4:{76-100} 76. All of a sudden/what if Вдруг Vdrug -What if she refuses me? A вдруг она мне откажет ? A vdrug ona mne otkazhet ? 77. To write Писать {imp} Pisat' Написать {perf} Napisat' -At work, I write letters and talk with clients. На работе я пишу письма и общаюсь с клиентами. Na rabote ya pishu pis'ma i obshchayus' s kliyentami. -Write her a letter. Напиши ей письмо . Napishi yey pis'mo . 78. Surely Обязательно Obyazatel'no -Be sure to go for a massage. Обязательно сходи на массаж. Obyazatel'no skhodi na massazh. 79. To buy Покупать {imp} Pokupat' Купить{perf} Kupit' -Everyday he buys coffee here. Каждый день он покупает здесь кофе . Kazhdyy den' on pokupayet zdes' kofe . -Please, buy me a coffee. Купи мне кофе, пожалуйста. Kupi mne kofe, pozhaluysta. 80. To understand Понимать {imp} Ponimat' Понять {perf} Ponyat' -I understand you. Я понимаю ваc. YA ponimayu vac. -Try to understand me. Попытайся меня понять. Popytaysya menya ponyat'. 81. A promise Oбещание Obeshchaniye -He didn’t keep his promise. Oн не сдержал обещания. On ne sderzhal obeshchaniya. 82. To tell, to narrate. Рассказывать{imp} Rasskazyvat' Рассказать{perf} Rasskazat' -Come on, tell me what happened. Давай, рассказывай что случилось. Davay, rasskazyvay chto sluchilos'. -I want to tell her about it. Я хочу рассказать ей об этом. YA khochu rasskazat' yey ob etom. 83. Experience Опыт Opyt -It was a rewarding experience. Это был полезный опыт. Eto byl poleznyy opyt. 84. To decide Решать {imp} Reshat' Пришить {perf} Prishit' -I don’t like deciding. Я не люблю ничего решать. YA ne lyublyu nichevo reshat'. -We decided not to go anywhere. Мы решили никуда не ехать. My reshili nikuda ne yekhat'. 85. News Новости Novosti -Great news! Oтличные новости ! Otlichnyye novosti ! 86. Everyday, daily Повседневный Povsednevnyy -I don’t use this word in everyday life. В повседневной жизни я это слово не использую. V povsednevnoy zhizni ya eto slovo ne ispol'zuyu. 87. To visit Посещать {imp} Poseshchat' Посетить {perf} Posetit' -We will be visiting museums and exhibitions. Мы будем посещать музеи и выставки. My budem poseshchat' muzei i vystavki. -Visit this museum in London! Посетите этот музей в лондоне. Posetite etot muzey v londone. 88. Brave Cмелый{m}/ Смелая {f} Cmelyy{m}/ Smelaya {f} -What a brave boy you are! Какой ты смелый мальчик. Kakoy ty smelyy mal'chik. 89. Goal Цель Tsel' -What is your goal? Какая у тебя цель ? Kakaya u tebya tsel' ? 90. To have dinner Ужинать {imp} Uzhinat' Поужинать {perf} Pouzhinat' -He dines alone. Oн ужинает в одиночестве. On uzhinayet v odinochestve. -Shall we have dinner together? Поужинаем вместе ? Pouzhinayem vmeste ? 91. To promise Oбещать{imp} Obeshchat' Пообещать{perf} Poobeshchat' -Don’t promise what you can’t do. “Не обещай, чего не можешь сделать.” “Ne obeshchay, chevo ne mozhesh' sdelat'.” -He promised me to think about it. Он пообещал мне подумать об этом. On poobeshchal mne podumat' ob etom. 92. Family Семья Sem'ya -I love my family. Я люблю свою семью. YA lyublyu svoyu sem'yu. 93. Never Никогда Nikogda -Never lie to me again. Никогда больше не ври мне. Nikogda bol'she ne vri mne. 94. Tulip Тюльпан Tyul'pan -My favourite flowers are yellow tulips. Мои любимые цветы жёлтые тюльпаны. Moi lyubimyye tsvety zholtyye tyul'pany. 95. To take a walk Гулять{imp{ Gulyat' Погулять{perf} Pogulyat' -We walked and enjoyed the sunset. Мы гуляли и любовались закатом. My gulyali i lyubovalis' zakatom. -Let’s go for a walk. Пойдём погуляем. Paydyom pogulyayem. 96. Year Год Got -This year I am going to Iceland. В этом году, я поеду в Исландию . V etom godu, ya poyedu v Islandiyu . 97. Living room Гостиная Gostinaya -A dog is sleeping on the sofa in the living room. В гостиной на диване спит собака. V gostinoy na divane spit sobaka. 98. Wall Cтена Ctena -There is a clock on the wall. На стене висят часы . Na stene visyat chasy . 99. Famous/well known Известный {m}/ Известная {f} Izvestnyy {m}/ Izvestnaya {f} He works for a well known German company. Oн работает в известной немецкой компании . On rabotayet v izvestnoy nemetskoy kompanii . 100. Weather Погода Pogoda -The weather today is not so good. Погода сегодня не очень . Pogoda segodnya ne ochen' .

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Transcript of 100 Russian important nouns & verbs-part 3{51-75} 51. To discuss Oбсуждать{imp} Obsuzhdat' Обсудить{perf} Obsudit' -We discussed it all day long. Мы обсуждали это весь день. My obsuzhdali eto ves' den'. -Lit: let’s talk about it eye to eye. Let’s talk about it face to face Давай обсудим это с глазу на глаз. Davay obsudim eto s glazu na glaz. 52. Body Тела Tela -She has a fit body. У неё спортивное тело. U neyo sportivnoye telo. 53. Christmas tree Ёлка Yolka -We bought a Christmas tree at the store. Мы купили елку в магазин. My kupili yelku v magazin. 54. To have lunch Обедать{imp} Obedat' Пообедать{perf} Poobedat' -I have lunch at 1 pm. Я обедаю в час. YA obedayu v chas. -Let’s have lunch together. Давай пообедаем вместе. Davay poobedayem vmeste. 55. Happy Cчастливый {m} Cchastlivyy Cчастливая {f} Cchastlivaya -You are a happy man. Ты человек счастливый. Ty chelovek schastlivyy. 56. Huge Огромный Ogromnyy -Moscow is a huge city. Москва -это огромный город. Moskva -eto ogromnyy gorod. 57. To decorate Украшать{imp} Ukrashat' Украсить {perf} Ukrasit' -We love to decorate the house for Christmas Мы любим украшать дом на рождество. My lyubim ukrashat' dom na rozhdestvo. -Let’s decorate the muffins with chocolate. Давай украсим маффины с шоколадом. Davay ukrasim maffiny s shokoladom. 58. To be late Oпаздывать{imp} Opazdyvat' Oпоздать {perf} Opozdat' -You are late everyday. Ты опаздываешь каждый день. Ty opazdyvayesh' kazhdyy den'. -Are you late again? Oпять ты опоздала ? Opyat' ty opozdala ? 59. Cookie Печенье Pechen'ye -You get fat from cookies. От печенья толстеют. Ot pechen'ya tolsteyut. 60. To celebrate Праздновать{imp} Prazdnovat' Отпраздновать{perf} Otprazdnovat' -We are celebrating New Year’s eve at home. Мы празднуем новый год дома. My prazdnuyem novyy god doma. -We celebrated his promotion. Мы отпраздновали его повышение. My otprazdnovali yevo povysheniye. 61. Christmas Рождество Rozhdestvo -He bought me a car for Christmas. Он купил мне машину на рождество. On kupil mne mashinu na rozhdestvo. 62. To answer Отвечать {imp} Otvechat' Oтветить {perf} Otvetit' -Why aren’t you answering my calls? Oтветить почему ты не отвечаешь на мои звонки. Otvetit' pochemu ty ne otvechayesh' na moi zvonki. -Please answer me. Ответьте мне ,пожалуйста . Otvet'te mne ,pozhaluysta . 63. Page {in a book} Страница Stranitsa -Open your book on page twenty five{25}. Откройте книгу на странице двaдцaть пять {25}. Otkroyte knigu na stranitse dvadtsat' pyat' {25}. 64. Wedding Cвадьба Cvad'ba -When is their wedding? Когда у них свадьба ? Kogda u nikh svad'ba ? 65. To close Закрывать{imp} Zakryvat' Закрыть {perf} Zakryt' -The store is closing at nine{9}. Магазин закрывается в дeвять { 9 }. Magazin zakryvayetsya v devyat' { 9 }. -Please close the window. Закрой окно ,пожалуйста. Zakroy okno ,pozhaluysta. 66. Owl Cова Cova -Owls don’t sleep at night. Cовы ночью не спят. Covy noch'yu ne spyat. 67. To take Брать {imp} Brat' Взять {perf} Vzyat' -Take it, don’t be shy. Бери, не стесняйся . Beri, ne stesnyaysya . -Take us with you. Возьми нас с собой. Voz'mi nas s soboy. 68. Article Cтатья Ctat'ya -This article is very interesting. Этa статья очень увлекательная. Eta stat'ya ochen' uvlekatel'naya. 69. To surprise Удивить{imp} Udivit' Удивлять {perf} Udivlyat' -You surprise me everyday. Ты удивляешь меня каждый день. Ty udivlyayesh' menya kazhdyy den'. -Surprise me. Удиви меня. Udivi menya. 70. Soul Душа Dusha -He has a kind soul. У него добрая душа. U nevo dobraya dusha. 71. Idea Идея Ideya -Thank you for a great idea. Спасибо за отличную идею . Spasibo za otlichnuyu ideyu . 72. Usually Обычно Obychno -Usually I don’t drink. Обычно я не пью . Obychno ya ne p'yu . 73. Endlessly Бесконечно Beskonechno I love you endlessly. Я бесконечно люблю тебя . YA beskonechno lyublyu tebya . 74. Slippers Tapochki -These slippers are very comfortable. Эти тапочки очень удобные. Eti tapochki ochen' udobnyye. 75. To open Открывать{imp} Otkryvat' Oткрыть {perf} Otkryt' -Open the windows everyday. Oткрывай окна каждый день. Otkryvay okna kazhdyy den'. -Open the window, please. Oткрой окно, пожалуйста. Otkroy okno, pozhaluysta.

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Do you love me ? Mean madam in Rusian scrept 📖 and bless you 😉😉

[@hongli7958]

how to get txet？

[@rickyhorndanczenacaweavfan3346]

Turn by turn

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Dish Блюдо To eat Есть - поесть

[@zaferyener6162]

ATLICHNAA SPASIBAA

[@empresseternity1]

Not sure if the comments are still active, but is коробка (box) feminine, masculine, or neural?

[@Russianlanguage]

Она

[@empresseternity1]

@@Russianlanguage Thank you.

[@johnblack6161]

Previet kak dila.

[@durgalakshmanbabu628]

Hi madam good afternoon

[@Russianlanguage]

♥️

[@durgalakshmanbabu628]

@@Russianlanguage hi madam very nice meet your madam thank you so much madam

[@sleepsmartsmashstress8705]

Frühstücken = To have breakfast (German)Завтракать

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Why does Anna not eat breakfast at the balcony? She finished the breakfast then went to the balcony. why do Russians calls guests GHOSTS ?

[@heliahanifezade9577]

Thanks dear but you episode is too long

[@sleepsmartsmashstress8705]

Arabic, Japanese, Korean have single words for 4-6 word long English sentences Russian is midway there French says things in too many words _ Il y a. Est ce que …

[@sonjastaron2361]

Nastya: I like your lessons very much, but in English/American, but we do not say "perfective" tense, instead, correctly, it is referred to as "simple past tense" - or the from Latin derived word is "preterit" which is also used (typically, by multi-lingual persons)

[@Russianlanguage]

I am not talking about tense. It’s verb’s aspect.

[@Russianlanguage]

Perfective and imperfective aspects

[@sonjastaron2361]

@@Russianlanguage thank you, but in English, we do not speak of a verb's aspect but of the tense - namely doing something now - present tense or having done something in the past, e.g. I eat - present tends, I ate, simple past tense

[@sonjastaron2361]

also, I speak German, French and Spanish, and one refers to verbs as conjugating them in the present tense, past tense, etc.

[@christinefischer2137]

i just started with russian, but it seems that the aspect and the tense are not the same, even if (i hope i am right here but it seems logical) the simple past tense calls for perfective aspect. the present tense in russian also divides into perfective and imperfective forms. also, the perfective verb form seems to be used in future, and in commands sometimes.

[@thekingguerra]

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[@bpbuddhisharma5234]

thanks