Transportation Vocabulary: Vehicle Names (with Pronunciation)

Transportation Vocabulary: Vehicle Names (with Pronunciation)

There are different types of vehicles that one can use for their convenience. We use different names of machines that transports people in everyday speaking, so it’s better to learn at least the basic ones. Here’s a list for you with most common types of vehicles (including transcription) that will help you increase your vocabulary….

From ‘Врач’ to ‘Программист’: Mastering Professions in Russian

From ‘Врач’ to ‘Программист’: Mastering Professions in Russian

Professions and occupations play a vital role in our daily lives. Having a solid vocabulary related to different job roles is essential for effective communication in any language, including Russian. In this article, I will delve into a comprehensive list of professions and occupations in Russian, explain how to describe them, and provide practical usage…

Describe Your Daily Routine: Useful Russian Phrases

Describe Your Daily Routine: Useful Russian Phrases

In this blog post, we’ll look at useful Russian phrases to describe your daily routine. Being able to explain your regular schedule in Russian is great for conversational skills. We’ll go over common daily activities, time phrases to indicate when you do things, and practice putting it all together to talk about a typical day….

Possessive Pronouns in Russian and Their Forms

Possessive Pronouns in Russian and Their Forms

There is no such thing as possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives in Russian. For us it’s actually the same thing. Have a look at these sentences: Here’s another example: Он сказал, что это не твоя машина. Зачем ты сказал мне, что она твоя? – He told me, it was not your car. Why did you tell…

Difference between идти, ходить, приходить, уходить, заходить + many examples

In Russian things get very complicated when it comes to verbs. Especially verbs that describe moving, such as ходить, идти, приходить, прийти, прибывать and so on. I guess it’s time to explain why we have so many verbs of that kind and how to use them correctly. Before you start reading, you can watch my…

City Objects and Places in Russian | Vocabulary List

There are various objects and places in a city, and it’s important to familiarize yourself with them, especially if you’re traveling to Russia. Knowing the names of these places will greatly assist you, especially when asking for directions. It can be incredibly useful in navigating through the city. In this article, I’ll introduce common city…

Opposite Adjectives in Russian: Full List

Adjectives are words that characterize names in various ways. Below is a list of opposite adjectives in Russian you should learn to expand your vocabulary. хороший (good) – плохой (bad) добрый (kind) – злой (evil) светлый (light) – тёмный (dark) старый (old) – новый (new) старый (old) – молодой (young) большой (big) – маленький (small) высокий…