Apartment's objects.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Komnata - room
Stol - table
Stool - chair
Kravat' - bed
Shkaf - wardrobe
Kreslo - armchair
Divan - couch
Mebel' - furniture
Televizor - LCD TV
Lampa - lamp
Kamod - chest of drawers
Tumbachka - bedside table
Sample phrases:
Ya sizhu na stule - I sit on a chair.
Ya lezhu na kravati - I lay on a bed.
Ya smotryu televizor - I see a LCD TV
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 11:36,
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Numbers in russian
0 - nol'
1 - adin
2 - dva
3 - tree
4 - chetyre
5 - pyat'
6 - shest'
7 - sem'
8 - vosem'
9 - devyat'
10- desyat'
11 - adinadtsat'
12 - dvenadtsat'
13 - treenadtsat'
...
20 - dvadtsat'
21 - dvadtsat'adin
22 - dvadtsat' dva
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30 - tridtsat'
31 - tridtsat' adin
32 - tridtsat' dva
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40 - sorak
50 - peedisyat
60 - shest'desyat
70 - semdesyat
80 - vosemdesyat
90 - divinosta
100- sto
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168 - sto shest'desyat vosem'
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1000 - tysyacha
2000 - dve tysyachi
3000 - tri tysyachi
10 000 - desyat' tysyach
1 000 000 - milion
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 11:25,
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Simple phrase.
Я хочу - ya hachU -I want
Я могу - ya magU - I can
Мне нужно - mne nUzhno - I need
Здравствуйте - zdrAstvujte - Hello!
Превед! - prevEd - Hi!
Спасибо - SpasIbo -Thanks
Пожалуйста - pozhAlujsta - Please
Извините - izvinIte - excuse me!
Кагдила? - kag dilA? - How are you?
Как Вас зовут? - kak vas zavut? - What is you name?
Который час? - kotoryj chas? - What is the time?
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 11:08,
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Pronouns
| Russian | Transcription | English |
| я | ya | I |
| Ты | ty | You |
| Вы | vy | You to unfamiliar man* |
| Он | on | He |
| Она | ona | She |
| Мы | my | We |
| Вы | vy | You (plural masc.) |
| Они | oni | They |
Sample: The verb: Go.Russian Transcription English Я иду. ya idu I go. Ты идёшь. ty idyosh You go. Вы идёте. vy idyote You go. Он идёт. on idyot He go. Она идёт. ona(ana) idyot She go. Мы идём. my idyom We go. Вы идёте. vy idyote You (plural masc.) go. Они идут. oni(ani) idut They go.
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 09:47,
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The Russian Alphabet
Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Russian letter | Transliteration | Vowel |
А а | a | V |
Б б | b | |
В в | v | |
Г г | g | |
Д д | d | |
Е е | e | V |
Ё ё | yo | V |
Ж ж | zh | |
З з | z | |
И и | i | V |
Й й | j or y | |
К к | k | |
Л л | l | |
М м | m | |
Н н | n | |
О о | o | V |
П п | p | |
Р р | r | |
С с | s | |
Т т | t | |
У у | u | V |
Ф ф | f | |
Х х | h | |
Ц ц | ts | |
Ч ч | ch | |
Ш ш | sh | |
Щ щ | sch | |
Ъ ъ | ' | |
Ы ы | y | V |
Ь ь | ' | |
Э э | e | V |
Ю ю | yu | V |
Я я | ya | V |
*If you don't see russian letters and see '?' go Menu,
click on View->Encoding->Cyrillic(Windows) or More->Cirillic(Windows).
The russian alphabet include 33 letters: 21 consonants, 10 vowels, and two letters without sound.
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 16:53,
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Hello, world.
Why Russian?
The reasons a little:
1. Russia is the country which enters in leaders in economic.
2. Many Russians do not speak in other languages, and it is a barrier to successful contact.
3. Many inhabitants of the East Europe speak Russian.
4. Russian sites enter in first ten world sites.
5. Who does not wish to read through Dostoevsky and Tolstoy in the original? For all it I open the free-of-charge resource.
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posted by Vasya Pupkin @ 16:19,
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