🔢🔢🔢 Сутки / А day, twenty-four hours:

А. When?
B. a masculine adjective

1. Утро (neut.noun)
    [ut-ra]
A. Утром
    [ut-ram]
B. Утренний
    [ut-rin-niy]

2. День (masc.noun)
    [den']
A. Днём
    [dnyom]
B. Дневной
    [dniv-noy]

Also:
• Ежедневный (masc.adj.)
  [yi-zhy-dnev-nyj]
  Daily

3. Вечер (masc.noun)
    [ve-chir]
A. Вечером
    [ve-chi-ram]
B. Вечерний
    [vi-cher-niy]

4. Ночь (femin.noun)
    [noch]
A. Ночью
    [no-ch'yu]
B. Ночной
    [nach-noy]

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🔢🔢🔢 Однокоренные слова к 'голод' / Cognate words to 'hunger':

1. Голод (masc.noun)
    [go-lat]
    Hunger

2. Проголодаться (perf.)
    [pra-ga-la-da-tsa]
    To become/get hungry

3. Голодать (imperf. )
    [ga-la-dat']
    To starve

4. Голодный (masc.adj.)
    [ga-lod-nyj]
    Hungry

Also:
• Голодный как волк
  [ga-lod-nyj kak volk]
  As hungry as a wolf

• Вечно голодный
  [vech-na ga-lod-nyj]
  Always hungry

5. Ты голоден? (masc.short adj.)
    [ty go-la-din]
    =
    Ты голодна? (femin.short adj.)
    [ty ga-lad-na]
    Are you hungry?

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🔢🔢🔢 Глаголы движения-2 (разнонаправленные) / Verbs of movement-2 (multidirectional):

Do you remember ▶️ Глаголы движения-1 (Revision) ?

🔻Let's meet multidirectional verbs which express movement in more than one direction.

🔻Multidirectional verbs describe general habits and regular trips, moving in several directions, ability.

🔻Соmpare (unidirectional -> multidirectional verbs):

1. Бежать -> бегать [be-gat'] (to run)

2. Ехать -> ездить [yez-dit'] (to go)

3. Идти -> ходить [kha-dit'] (to walk)

4. Лететь-> летать [li-tat'] (to fly)

5. Плыть -> плавать [pla-vat'] (to swim)

6. Ползти -> ползать (to crawl)

Example:
• Эти котята постоянно бегают (1) здесь! Cмотри, они опять бегут (2) сюда!
🇬🇧 These kittens run around here all the time! Look, they're running here again!

Where (1) means to regularly run in different directions and (2) to run towards the speaker.

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🔢🔢🔢 Синонимы к 'Блестеть' / Symonyms for 'Shine/Glitter' :

1. Блестеть
    [blis-tet']
    To shine, flash
But:
• Блистать
  [blis-tat']
  To glow, glimmer, shine
  
2. Сверкать
     [svir-kat']
     To sparkle, twinkle, be flashing

3. Мерцать
    [mir-tsat']
    To twinkle, shimmer

4. Сиять
     [si-yat']
     To shine, beam, lighting up

5. Светиться
     [svi-ti-tsa]
     To shine, attract attention

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🔢🔢🔢Для тех, кто не устал от русского языка в воскресенье: /
For those you are not (sick and) tired of Russian on Sunday:

1. Обнимать (imperf.)
    [ab-ni'-mat']
=
    Обнять (perf.)
    [ab-nyat']
    To hug, cuddle, embrace

2. Объятие (объятия) (neut.noun)
    [ab-ya-ti-ye (ab-ya-ti-ya)]
    Embrace, cuddle, hug

💢Аlso colloquial:
3. Обнимашки (plural)
     [ab-ni-mash-ki]
     Hugs

🔻There is also a funny Russian colloquial phrase you must know:

4. Обнял! Приподнял! Покружил! Поставил на место! (masc.)
[ab-nyal. pri-pad-nyal. pa-kru-zhyl. pas-tavil na mes-ta]
(I) Have hugged, lifted (you), circled and put in place.

🔻It is used in informal e-mails, text messages or chatting with friends as a closing phrase. Just for fun.😀

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🔢🔢🔢 Неудовлетворительное качество / Unsatisfactory quality:

🔻When something doesn't meet your expectations you can say:

1. Не ахти
[ni akh-ti]
    Not the best, not so good

2. Ну такое
   [nu ta-ko-ye]
    So-so
 
3. Так себе
[tak si-bye]
    Of an average quality, not that good

4. Не очень
[ni o-chin']
    Not very good

5. На троечку
[na tro-ich-ku]
    'C' grade, average at best

6. Средней паршивости
[sred-ney par-shy-va-sti]
SLT: Average lousy
    Worse than I expected, not good

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- На троечку.
🇬🇧 - How do you like the movie?
- Not that good.

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🔢🔢🔢 Верхняя одежда/ Outerwear:

1. Шуба (шубы)
[shu-ba (shu-by)]
Fur coat(s)

2. Пуховик (пуховики)
[pu-kha-vik]
Down jacket(s)

3. Пальто (-)
[pal'-to]
Coat(s)

4. Куртка (куртки)
[kur-tka (kur-tki)]
Jacket(s)

5. Плащ (плащи)
[plashch (pla-shchi)]
Raincoat(s) /Trench coat(s)

6. Ветровка (ветровки)
[vit-rof-ka (vit-rof-ki)]
Windbreaker(s)

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🔢🔢🔢 Приставки с глаголом 'ходить' / Prefixes with the verb 'to go/walk':

• Ходить (imperf. multidirectional)
[kha-dit']
To walk, to go

1. ПРИходить
[pri-kha-dit']
To come

2. Уходить
[u-kha-dit']
To leave

3. Входить
[fkha-dit']
To enter

4. ВЫходить
[vy-kha-dit']
To come out, to exit, to leave

5. ЗAходить
[za-kha-dit']
To go in, to enter, to come over

6. ПЕРЕходить
[pi-ri-kha-dit']
To cross, to move, to shift

7. ПРОходить
[pra-kha-dit']
To pass, to go through, to take place

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🔢🔢🔢 Группы животных / Groups of animals:

1. Стая (стаи) рыб
[sta-ya (sta-ee) ryp]
School(s) of fish

• Стая (стаи) дельфинов
[sta-ya (sta-ee) dil'-phi-naf]
Pod(s) of dolphins

• Стая (стаи) волков
[sta-ya (sta-ee) val-kof]
Pack(s) of wolves

2. Прайд (прайды) львов
[prayd (pray-dy) l'vof]
Pride(s) of lions

3. Рой (рои) насекомых
[roy (ro-ee) na-si-ko-mykh]
Swarm(s) of insects

4. Отара (отары) овец
[a-ta-ra (a-ta-ry) a-vets]
Flock(s) of sheep

5. Свора (своры) собак
[svo-ra (svo-ry) sa-bak]
Pack(s) of dogs

6. Табун (табуны) лошадей
[ta-bun (ta-bu-ny) la-sha-dey]
Herd(s) of horses

7. Стадо (стада) коров
[sta-da (sta-da) ka-rof]
Herd(s) of cows

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🔢🔢🔢 ЧТО [shto] (what) as a question word is usually pronounced like ЧЁ [chyo]

🔻Here are some colloquial phrases:

1. Чё, как сам(а)?
[chyo kak sam(а)]
How are you doing?

2. И чё не так?
[i chyo ni tak]
And what's wrong?

3. А ты чё?
[а ty chyo]
And (what did) you (do)?

4. Ну и чё?
[nu i chyo]
And what of it?

5. Да лан (<-ладно), чё ты!
[da lan (ladna), chyo ty]
C'mon, everything's gonna be alright!

6. A чё, если нет?
[a chyo yesli net]
And what (will happen) if (I do) not (do this)?

7. Ничё (<-ничего) се (<-себе)!
[ni-chyo se]
Wow! Unexpectedly!

8. А ты ничё так!
[a ty ni-chyo tak]
And you are cool (handsome, pretty, nice)!

9. Ну чё, давай!
[nu chyo da-vay]
See you soon!

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