Dishes of Russian national cuisine 😋 😋 😋
Shchi - Щи (Shchi is a Russian traditional soup. According to the tradition, shchi should have slight sour taste)
Borsch - Борщ (Borsch is a delicious vegetable soup which can be eaten hot or cold)
Solyanka - Солянка (Solyanka is an old Russian national soup dish, a multi-component filling soup of thick consistency with a pronounced aroma and a characteristic spicy sour-salty rich taste)
Vinaigrette - Винегрет ( It is a cold dish of Russian cuisine, an appetizer, a type of salad, a mandatory ingredient in modern cooking is boiled or baked beets)
Pie - Пирог (Russian pies are traditional pies of Russian cuisine. Among the Slavs, the Eastern Slavs, especially the Russians, have the most variety in types, names and ritual uses; among the Western Slavs, pies are found mainly with sweet filling)
Pancakes - Блины (Russian pancakes are a traditional dish of Russian cuisine, a national version of pancakes. Traditional Russian pancakes are made with yeast dough, sometimes brewed in water or milk (choux pancakes) before baking in a traditional Russian oven)
Shchi - Щи (Shchi is a Russian traditional soup. According to the tradition, shchi should have slight sour taste)
Borsch - Борщ (Borsch is a delicious vegetable soup which can be eaten hot or cold)
Solyanka - Солянка (Solyanka is an old Russian national soup dish, a multi-component filling soup of thick consistency with a pronounced aroma and a characteristic spicy sour-salty rich taste)
Vinaigrette - Винегрет ( It is a cold dish of Russian cuisine, an appetizer, a type of salad, a mandatory ingredient in modern cooking is boiled or baked beets)
Pie - Пирог (Russian pies are traditional pies of Russian cuisine. Among the Slavs, the Eastern Slavs, especially the Russians, have the most variety in types, names and ritual uses; among the Western Slavs, pies are found mainly with sweet filling)
Pancakes - Блины (Russian pancakes are a traditional dish of Russian cuisine, a national version of pancakes. Traditional Russian pancakes are made with yeast dough, sometimes brewed in water or milk (choux pancakes) before baking in a traditional Russian oven)
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As promised, here is the second part of the motion verbs "идти" (to go) and "ехать" (to drive) and their meanings depending on the prefix:
Переехать(pereyekhat) - to cross(by vehicle)
Перейти(pereyti) - to cross(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs show that the action is directed towards something, moving through or over the surface of something.
They crossed through(переехали) the river.
Проехать(proyekhat) - to pass(by vehicle)
Пройти(proyti) - to pass(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs indicate when someone is passing by an object.
We passed(проехали) such a big garden, but we could stop there and try some fruits in this garden.
Заехать(zaekhat) - to stop (by vehicle)
Зайти(zayti) - to stop (on foot)
Explanation: These verbs denote movement when we are heading somewhere and suddenly something appears in front of us and we decide to go inside.
We decided to stop(зайти) at the store on the way home.
Объехать(obyekhat) - go around(by vehicle)
Обойти(oboyti) - go around(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs show that the action is directed around something.
Go around(объезжайте) this road, it is dangerous to drive on it.
If you have any questions, you can also write them in the comments☺️
Переехать(pereyekhat) - to cross(by vehicle)
Перейти(pereyti) - to cross(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs show that the action is directed towards something, moving through or over the surface of something.
They crossed through(переехали) the river.
Проехать(proyekhat) - to pass(by vehicle)
Пройти(proyti) - to pass(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs indicate when someone is passing by an object.
We passed(проехали) such a big garden, but we could stop there and try some fruits in this garden.
Заехать(zaekhat) - to stop (by vehicle)
Зайти(zayti) - to stop (on foot)
Explanation: These verbs denote movement when we are heading somewhere and suddenly something appears in front of us and we decide to go inside.
We decided to stop(зайти) at the store on the way home.
Объехать(obyekhat) - go around(by vehicle)
Обойти(oboyti) - go around(on foot)
Explanation: These verbs show that the action is directed around something.
Go around(объезжайте) this road, it is dangerous to drive on it.
If you have any questions, you can also write them in the comments☺️
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Let's look at prepositions in Russian
1. в - in, into
2. на - on, onto
3. под - under, below
4. над - over, above
5. перед - in front of, before
6. за - behind, after
7. между - between
8. через - through, across
9. около - near, about
10. с - with, from
11. без - without
12. от - from, of
13. до - until, to
14. после - after
15. при - at, by, with
16. о - about, of
17. к - to, towards
18. из - from, out of
1. в - in, into
2. на - on, onto
3. под - under, below
4. над - over, above
5. перед - in front of, before
6. за - behind, after
7. между - between
8. через - through, across
9. около - near, about
10. с - with, from
11. без - without
12. от - from, of
13. до - until, to
14. после - after
15. при - at, by, with
16. о - about, of
17. к - to, towards
18. из - from, out of
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Insert the missing word 🔓
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____ занятий я сразу начал делать домашнее задание!
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Перед
6%
Около
66%
После
2%
Над
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Here is the second set of the most commonly used prepositions:
1. вокруг(vokrug) - around
2. вдоль(vdol') - along
3. внутри(vnutri) - inside
4. среди(sredi) - among
5. по(po) - along, by, according to
6. возле(vozle) - near, by
7. напротив(naprotiv) - opposite
8. вверху(verkhu) - above
9. внизу(vnizu) - below
10. впереди(vperedi) - ahead of
11. из-за(iz-za) - because of, due to
12. из-под(iz-pod) - from under
13. сверху(sverkhu) - from above
14. снизу(snizu) - from below
15. близ(bliz) - close to
Next, we will consider examples of when the same preposition can be used in different meanings. If you have any requests or examples of what specifically to discuss, you can write in the comments.
1. вокруг(vokrug) - around
2. вдоль(vdol') - along
3. внутри(vnutri) - inside
4. среди(sredi) - among
5. по(po) - along, by, according to
6. возле(vozle) - near, by
7. напротив(naprotiv) - opposite
8. вверху(verkhu) - above
9. внизу(vnizu) - below
10. впереди(vperedi) - ahead of
11. из-за(iz-za) - because of, due to
12. из-под(iz-pod) - from under
13. сверху(sverkhu) - from above
14. снизу(snizu) - from below
15. близ(bliz) - close to
Next, we will consider examples of when the same preposition can be used in different meanings. If you have any requests or examples of what specifically to discuss, you can write in the comments.
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Examples of using prepositions:
Around - Вокруг(vokrúg)
There were a lot of people around(вокруг) - Было очень много людей вокруг(around)
Along - Вдоль(vdol')
There are trees growing along(вдоль) the road - Вдоль(along) дороги растут деревья
Inside - Внутри(vnutrí)
There was nothing inside(внутри) the bottle - Ничего не было внутри(inside) бутылки
Among - Среди(sredí)
There are many foreigners among(среди) the students - Среди(among) студентов очень много иностранцев
Along - По(po)
I walked along(по) the road - Я шёл по(along) дороге
Near - Возле(vózle)
There is a grocery store near(возле) my house - Возле(near) моего дома есть продуктовый магазин
Opposite - Напротив(naprótiv)
There is a restaurant opposite(напротив) the university - Напротив(opposite) университета есть ресторан
Ahead of - Впереди(vperedí)
There were many trees ahead of(впереди) me - Впереди(ahead of) меня было много деревьев
Because of - Из-за(iz-za)
I did poorly in the exam because of(из-за) illness - Я плохо написал экзамен из-за(because of) болезни
Please note that in Russian, the word order in sentences may be slightly different (this is a feature of both Russian and English languages).
Around - Вокруг(vokrúg)
There were a lot of people around(вокруг) - Было очень много людей вокруг(around)
Along - Вдоль(vdol')
There are trees growing along(вдоль) the road - Вдоль(along) дороги растут деревья
Inside - Внутри(vnutrí)
There was nothing inside(внутри) the bottle - Ничего не было внутри(inside) бутылки
Among - Среди(sredí)
There are many foreigners among(среди) the students - Среди(among) студентов очень много иностранцев
Along - По(po)
I walked along(по) the road - Я шёл по(along) дороге
Near - Возле(vózle)
There is a grocery store near(возле) my house - Возле(near) моего дома есть продуктовый магазин
Opposite - Напротив(naprótiv)
There is a restaurant opposite(напротив) the university - Напротив(opposite) университета есть ресторан
Ahead of - Впереди(vperedí)
There were many trees ahead of(впереди) me - Впереди(ahead of) меня было много деревьев
Because of - Из-за(iz-za)
I did poorly in the exam because of(из-за) illness - Я плохо написал экзамен из-за(because of) болезни
Please note that in Russian, the word order in sentences may be slightly different (this is a feature of both Russian and English languages).
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Let's gather a minimum set of phrases to go to a restaurant/cafe🥞🍕🍣:
Можно посмотреть меню? (mòzhno posmotrèt menỳu) - Can I see the menu?
Что вы можете порекомендовать? (chto vy mòzhete porekomendovàt) - What can you recommend?
Я бы хотел заказать (Ya by khotèl zakazàt) - I would like to order ...
Принесите, пожалуйста счет (prinesìte pozhàluysta schet) - Could you please bring the check
Спасибо за обслуживание! (spasìbo za obslùzhivaniye) - Thank you for the service!
Можно посмотреть меню? (mòzhno posmotrèt menỳu) - Can I see the menu?
Что вы можете порекомендовать? (chto vy mòzhete porekomendovàt) - What can you recommend?
Я бы хотел заказать (Ya by khotèl zakazàt) - I would like to order ...
Принесите, пожалуйста счет (prinesìte pozhàluysta schet) - Could you please bring the check
Спасибо за обслуживание! (spasìbo za obslùzhivaniye) - Thank you for the service!
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Insert the missing word 🔐
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Среди
56%
Возле
14%
По
17%
Вокруг
5%
Из-за
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Let's learn some new verbs:
1. Сидеть (sidèt') - sit
Сидеть на стуле (sidèt' na stùle) - sit on a chair
2. Вставать (vstavàt') - stand up
Вставать со стула (vstavàt' so stùla) - stand up from a chair
3. Лежать (lezhàt') - lie
Лежать на кровати (lezhàt' na krovàti) - lie on the bed
4. Бежать (bezhàt') - run
Бежать домой (bezhàt' domòy) - run home
5. Ходить (khodìt') - walk
Ходить в магазин (khodìt' v magazìn) - walk to the store
6. Стоять (stoyàt') - stand
Стоять на полу (stoyàt' na polù) - stand on the floor
7. Ползать (pòlzat') - crawl
Ползать по земле (pòlzat' po zemlè) - crawl on the ground
1. Сидеть (sidèt') - sit
Сидеть на стуле (sidèt' na stùle) - sit on a chair
2. Вставать (vstavàt') - stand up
Вставать со стула (vstavàt' so stùla) - stand up from a chair
3. Лежать (lezhàt') - lie
Лежать на кровати (lezhàt' na krovàti) - lie on the bed
4. Бежать (bezhàt') - run
Бежать домой (bezhàt' domòy) - run home
5. Ходить (khodìt') - walk
Ходить в магазин (khodìt' v magazìn) - walk to the store
6. Стоять (stoyàt') - stand
Стоять на полу (stoyàt' na polù) - stand on the floor
7. Ползать (pòlzat') - crawl
Ползать по земле (pòlzat' po zemlè) - crawl on the ground
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What do you use at the university every day? Part 1 🔥 🔥 🔥
Pencils - Карандаши (Karandashí)
Ballpoint pen - Шариковая ручка (Shárikovaya rúchka)
Notebook - Тетрадь (Tetrád’)
Laptop - Ноутбук (Noutbúk)
Lecture notes - Конспект (Konspékt)
Pencils - Карандаши (Karandashí)
Ballpoint pen - Шариковая ручка (Shárikovaya rúchka)
Notebook - Тетрадь (Tetrád’)
Laptop - Ноутбук (Noutbúk)
Lecture notes - Конспект (Konspékt)
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As you may have noticed, the Russian language can be strange and confusing. Here are a few examples when we add negation to a phrase, and it doesn't change the meaning!🤨🤨🤨
1. Не знаю ничего (ne znàyu nichegò)
Знаю ничего (znàyu nichegò)
These phrases mean the same thing and are translated as - I know nothing
2. Не видел ни разу (ne vìdel ni ràzu)
Видел ни разу (vìdel ni ràzu)
Similarly, the meanings are the same - l've never seen.
3. My favorite phrase is:
Чайник долго не остывает (chàynik dòlgo ne ostyvàyet)
Чайник долго остывает (chàynik dòlgo ostyvàyet)
They are translated as - The kettle cools down for a long time
1. Не знаю ничего (ne znàyu nichegò)
Знаю ничего (znàyu nichegò)
These phrases mean the same thing and are translated as - I know nothing
2. Не видел ни разу (ne vìdel ni ràzu)
Видел ни разу (vìdel ni ràzu)
Similarly, the meanings are the same - l've never seen.
3. My favorite phrase is:
Чайник долго не остывает (chàynik dòlgo ne ostyvàyet)
Чайник долго остывает (chàynik dòlgo ostyvàyet)
They are translated as - The kettle cools down for a long time
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University. Part 2. 📞
What places are there in every university?✍️ ✍️ ✍️
Cafeteria - Столовая(stolovaya)
Gym - Спортзал(sportzal)
Library - Библиотека(bibliateka)
Coworking space - Коворкинг(kavorking)
Lecture hall - Лекторий(lectorii)
Classroom - Аудитория(auditoriya)
What places are there in every university?
Cafeteria - Столовая(stolovaya)
Gym - Спортзал(sportzal)
Library - Библиотека(bibliateka)
Coworking space - Коворкинг(kavorking)
Lecture hall - Лекторий(lectorii)
Classroom - Аудитория(auditoriya)
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Let's consider the following differences between the English and Russian languages🙂 🙂 🙂
In Russian, "привет" and "здравствуйте" - both are greetings, in English they are translated as "hello" but they have different levels of formality and are used in different situations:
1. "Привет" (privèt) - is a more informal greeting, which is most often used among friends, relatives, or colleagues. This word is suitable for informal communication and usually expresses friendliness and closeness of relationships.
2. "Здравствуйте" (zdràvstvuyte) - is a more formal greeting, which is usually used when meeting someone for the first time, in official situations, with unfamiliar people, or with older people. This word expresses respect and politeness.
Also, depending on the time of day, you can replace "здравствуйте" with the following phrases:
Добрый день (dòbryy den) - Good afternoon
Добрый вечер (dòbryy vècher) - Good evening
These two examples are also respectful greetings, and only the phrase "Доброе утро" (dòbroye ùtro) - Good morning - is universal and can be used with anyone😁😁😁
In Russian, "привет" and "здравствуйте" - both are greetings, in English they are translated as "hello" but they have different levels of formality and are used in different situations:
1. "Привет" (privèt) - is a more informal greeting, which is most often used among friends, relatives, or colleagues. This word is suitable for informal communication and usually expresses friendliness and closeness of relationships.
2. "Здравствуйте" (zdràvstvuyte) - is a more formal greeting, which is usually used when meeting someone for the first time, in official situations, with unfamiliar people, or with older people. This word expresses respect and politeness.
Also, depending on the time of day, you can replace "здравствуйте" with the following phrases:
Добрый день (dòbryy den) - Good afternoon
Добрый вечер (dòbryy vècher) - Good evening
These two examples are also respectful greetings, and only the phrase "Доброе утро" (dòbroye ùtro) - Good morning - is universal and can be used with anyone😁😁😁
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You've met with a Russian language teacher. What will you say to him? 🙋♂️
Anonymous Quiz
9%
Привет
5%
Здарова
84%
Здравствуйте
3%
Пока
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