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For those who didn't know: In early April, we started
We had to refuse many people from learning because there were no suitable groups. Now there are groups for
So we decided to take on 4 more students for training, because we don't know when the next intake will be, we haven't planned dates yet.
✅Two grammar classes per week (on Mondays and Wednesdays). And one conversational class on Saturdays⏰
✅Checked homework assignments and feedback to track your progress
✅Duration of 2.5 - 3 months regardless of the group level. Each of you will have a great opportunity to grow significantly and immerse yourself in the language
✅Chat with instant feedback, support, and like-minded individuals
✅Different learning formats to make the process enjoyable for you. Through cartoons, music, games
Bonus💥 - Among those 4 who buy the course, we will
For those who didn't know: In early April, we started
our own online Russian language course - from scratch to conversational. The first month of learning has ended and our students really enjoyed itWe had to refuse many people from learning because there were no suitable groups. Now there are groups for
all levelsSo we decided to take on 4 more students for training, because we don't know when the next intake will be, we haven't planned dates yet.
Don't miss the opportunity, because with us you get:✅Two grammar classes per week (on Mondays and Wednesdays). And one conversational class on Saturdays⏰
✅Checked homework assignments and feedback to track your progress
✅Duration of 2.5 - 3 months regardless of the group level. Each of you will have a great opportunity to grow significantly and immerse yourself in the language
✅Chat with instant feedback, support, and like-minded individuals
✅Different learning formats to make the process enjoyable for you. Through cartoons, music, games
Bonus💥 - Among those 4 who buy the course, we will
raffle off a month of free training. A very big chance to win!
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How to address a beloved girlfriend in Russian? 🤍 🤍 🤍
Darling - Милая (mílaya)
Beloved - Любимая (lubímaya)
Bunny (informal term of endearment) - Зайка (záyka)
Baby girl - Малышка (malу́shka)
Darling - Милая (mílaya)
Beloved - Любимая (lubímaya)
Bunny (informal term of endearment) - Зайка (záyka)
Baby girl - Малышка (malу́shka)
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An interesting phrase in Russian:Борщ пересолила, с солью переборщила (Borshch peresalìla, s sòl'yu perebarshchìla) - She oversalted the borscht, went overboard with the salt
Borscht is a popular Russian dish and "переборщить" translates to "go overboard"
Please write in the comments which other Russian dishes you know!
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An interesting fact about Russia.
The
The
coldest city in the world is located in Russia - Verkhoyánsk (Верхоянск). A temperature of -67.8 °C was recorded there. However, few have managed to get used to such harsh weather. That's why Verkhoyansk is the smallest city in our country, with only 828 inhabitants. 🥶🥶🥶❤9😨7👍2🐳2
In the Russian language, prefixes play a significant role in forming verbs. Each prefix gives the verb a new meaning.
Let's today consider the verb Пить (pit') - to drink:
Запить (zapít') - It means to wash down something. For example, food, alcohol or pills
Выпить (výpit') - It means to drink something completely
Напиться (napítsya) - Get drunk
Перепить (perepít') - drink too much
Попить (papít') - drink
Let's today consider the verb Пить (pit') - to drink:
Запить (zapít') - It means to wash down something. For example, food, alcohol or pills
Выпить (výpit') - It means to drink something completely
Напиться (napítsya) - Get drunk
Перепить (perepít') - drink too much
Попить (papít') - drink
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FIll in the gaps 🔒
Я заболел. Мне нужно срочно ____ лекарство. Оно очень невкусное. Я хочу _____ его водой.
Я заболел. Мне нужно срочно ____ лекарство. Оно очень невкусное. Я хочу _____ его водой.
Anonymous Quiz
17%
выпить, напиться
13%
перепить, запить
14%
напиться, попить
56%
выпить, запить
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Имя существительное
In Russian, a noun is called "имя существительное" (ímya suschestvítelnoye). It is a word that is used to name a person, animal, object, place, or abstract concept 🤔
Nouns in Russian have different grammatical genders (masculine, feminine, neuter) and cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, prepositional). They also have singular and plural forms 🫨
1) Table - Стол (Stol)
2) Cat - Кот (Kot)
3) University - Университет (Universitet)
4) Rain - Дождь (Dósht')
In Russian, a noun is called "имя существительное" (ímya suschestvítelnoye). It is a word that is used to name a person, animal, object, place, or abstract concept 🤔
Nouns in Russian have different grammatical genders (masculine, feminine, neuter) and cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, prepositional). They also have singular and plural forms 🫨
Examples of nouns:1) Table - Стол (Stol)
2) Cat - Кот (Kot)
3) University - Университет (Universitet)
4) Rain - Дождь (Dósht')
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Noun gender in Russian.
Russian nouns have three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. Each gender has its own set of inflectional endings that are used to indicate case and number.
Masculine nouns typically refer to male persons, animals, or objects, and they end in consonants (except for мягкий знак "ь") or -й.
Feminine nouns typically refer to female persons, animals, or objects, and they end in -а, -я, -ица, or -ь.
Neuter nouns typically refer to objects or concepts that are not inherently masculine or feminine, and they end in -о, -е, or -мя.
Examples 🤍:
--- Feminine - Женский род (zhénskiy rod):
- пчела (pchelá) - bee
- земля (zemlyá) - earth
- любовь (lubóv') - love
--- Masculine - Мужской род (muzhskóy rod):
- паук (paúk) - spider
- телефон (telephóne) - phone
- гром (grom) - thunder
--- Neuter - Средний род (srédniy rod):
- время (vrémya)- time
- поле (póle) - field
- слово (slóva) - word
Russian nouns have three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. Each gender has its own set of inflectional endings that are used to indicate case and number.
Masculine nouns typically refer to male persons, animals, or objects, and they end in consonants (except for мягкий знак "ь") or -й.
Feminine nouns typically refer to female persons, animals, or objects, and they end in -а, -я, -ица, or -ь.
Neuter nouns typically refer to objects or concepts that are not inherently masculine or feminine, and they end in -о, -е, or -мя.
Examples 🤍:
--- Feminine - Женский род (zhénskiy rod):
- пчела (pchelá) - bee
- земля (zemlyá) - earth
- любовь (lubóv') - love
--- Masculine - Мужской род (muzhskóy rod):
- паук (paúk) - spider
- телефон (telephóne) - phone
- гром (grom) - thunder
--- Neuter - Средний род (srédniy rod):
- время (vrémya)- time
- поле (póle) - field
- слово (slóva) - word
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Какой род у существительного "стол"? 🍽️
Anonymous Quiz
9%
Женский род
15%
Средний род
76%
Мужской род
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Hello! Summer is the perfect time to start learning a language 🔥
Since April, we have been offering our own language courses and we have
We have group and individual classes. For any inquiries, please contact @sabinakyznetsova.
Since April, we have been offering our own language courses and we have
2 available spots left for June.We have group and individual classes. For any inquiries, please contact @sabinakyznetsova.
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