Understanding How Often: Adverbs of Frequency in Russian

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When it comes to expressing frequency in Russian, there are several adverbs of frequency as well as other phrases that indicate how often something occurs. These phrases can be highly beneficial for engaging in conversations about daily routines, habits, or recurring events. Adverbs of Frequency Adverbs of frequency in Russian are used to express the…

Addressing Others in Russian: The Distinction between Ты and Вы

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For many beginners learning Russian, one of the confusing aspects may be the use of the pronouns “ты” and “вы” (meaning “you” in English). That’s why I have dedicated a separate article to address this matter. It is advisable to understand this right from the start before progressing further in language learning. Ты (ti) “Ты”…

Russian Travel Phrases Every Visitor Should Know

Russian Travel Phrases Every Visitor Should Know

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Picture yourself standing in the heart of Moscow’s Red Square, surrounded by the iconic St. Basil’s Cathedral and the grandeur of the Kremlin. Vibrant conversations in Russian flow around you, and you yearn to connect with the locals and delve deeper into the rich culture and history of Russia. Discovering the importance of learning Russian…

Kind Words Matter: Polite Expressions in Russian

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Politeness holds great importance in Russian culture, helping to establish positive interactions and show respect. Learning and using polite words and expressions is key to fostering connections and creating a harmonious environment. In this article, we will explore essential polite words in Russian, focusing on greetings, requests, apologies, expressing gratitude, formal communication, cultural etiquette, and…

Diving into Contrast: Opposite Verb Pairs in the Russian Language

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Language is full of contrasts, and one fascinating aspect is the presence of opposite verbs. These pairs of words convey contrasting actions, emotions, or states of being. In this blog post, we explore a collection of opposite verbs in the Russian language. Discovering these antonyms not only expands your vocabulary but also provides a deeper…

Let’s Talk About Learning: Education Vocabulary in Russian

Let’s Talk About Learning: Education Vocabulary in Russian

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In Russia, the 1st of September is a special day called the Day of Knowledge (День знаний). It’s when the school year starts, and it’s really exciting! On this day, students wear their fancy clothes and give flowers to their teachers. There are fun ceremonies at school with speeches and an important moment called the…

Negative Sentences: Definition, Formation and Examples

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Negative sentences, in general, are sentences that express denial or negation. They are typically used to state the absence or opposite of something, or to contradict a positive statement. In English, negative sentences often use words like “not” or contractions like “don’t” or “isn’t” to indicate negation. In this article, I’ll show you how to…