Russian adjectives. Examples of short and long forms. Enlarge your Russian vocabulary.

Learn how to say "curious, independent, calm, conceited, mobile, emotional, pedantic, plobbing" etc.
1. Short adjectives usually describe temporary qualities, as opposed to long adjectives that refer to constant and general qualities. For example, we say:
Ольга -- счастливая девушка.
(Olga is a happy girl.) -- constantly
Вчера вечером она была очень счастлива.
(She was very happy last night.) -- temporarily
2. Short form adjectives in Russian are used primarily as predicates: they go with the verb 'to be', rather than with a noun. Compare the two sentences:
This man is interesting.
Этот человек интересен.
This interesting man is my uncle.
Этот интересный человек мой дядя.
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1. Short adjectives usually describe temporary qualities, as opposed to long adjectives that refer to constant and general qualities. For example, we say: Ольга -- счастливая девушка. (Olga is a happy girl.) -- constantly Вчера вечером она была очень счастлива. (She was very happy last night.) -- temporarily 2. Short form adjectives in Russian are used primarily as predicates: they go with the verb 'to be', rather than with a noun. Compare the two sentences: This man is interesting. Этот человек интересен. This interesting man is my uncle. Этот интересный человек мой дядя.

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