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To say I love you in Russian:
Я тебя люблю (pronunciation: Ya tebya Lioubliou).
Conjugation of the verb to love. (Любить)
This:
| French | Russian |
|---|---|
| I like | Я люблю (Ya liubliu) |
| You love | Ты любишь (liubish Ty ') |
| There, she likes | он, она, оно любит (On, ona, ono liubit) |
| We like | Mы любим (My liubim) |
| You like | вы любите (Vy liubite) |
| They like | они любят (oni liubyat) |
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Verbs do / make. (Делать)
This:
| French | Russian |
|---|---|
| I | Я делаю (Ya delayu) |
| You do | Ты делаешь (delaesh Ty ') |
| There, she | он, она, оно делает (On, ona, ono DeLaet) |
| We | Mы делаем (My delaem) |
| You | вы делаете (Vy delaete) |
| They | они делают (oni delayut) |
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Today, Verbs power. (Мочь)
This:
| French | Russian |
|---|---|
| I | Я могу (Ya mogu) |
| You can | Ты можешь (mozhesh Ty ') |
| There, it can | он, она, оно может (on, ona, ono mozhet ') |
| We can | Mы можем (My mozhem) |
| You can | вы можете (Vy mozhete) |
| They can | они могут (oni mogut) |
Example: I can drive a car mogu vodit = Ya 'mashinou
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Today, conjugation of the verb think.
This:
| French | Russian |
|---|---|
| I think | Я думаю (Ya dumayu) |
| You think | Ты думаешь (dumaesh Ty ') |
| There, she thinks | он, она, оно думает (On, ona, ono dumaet) |
| We believe | Mы думаем (My dumaem) |
| You think | вы думаете (Vy dumaete) |
| They think | они думают (oni dumayut) |
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Objective of Article: Learn how to say "shit", "whore" or "that shit" in Russian! Woohoo 
There are several words that can be used as when one gets angry:
To say "What asshole," they say "we Kozel yer" or "yer kozyol".
Very vulgar version: Меня это заебало - menya eto zaebalo
Versions less vulgar: Меня это достало - menya eto dostalo or Меня это заколебало - menya eto zakolebalо
To say "You're shit" ty menya Dostal (dostala if it's a girl)
Warning, very vulgar Иди на хуй - Idi na huj (pronunciation: Idi denied coal)
In the kind of idea, to say "Leave me alone" version very vulgar отъебись
Well, now you have something to write poetry in Russian
I greatly thank my beautiful Anna who taught me all these nice words and that allowed me to write this article!
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Following Russian lessons! Lesson of the day: the colors.
How to say the colors black, white, red, orange, yellow, green, pink, light blue and dark blue in Russian? Answer now!
| Color | Russian | Pronunciation | French |
|---|---|---|---|
| красный | Krasnij | Red | |
| зеленый | Zielonij | Green | |
| желтый | Zholtij | Yellow | |
| оранжевый | Oranzhеvij | Orange | |
| голубой | Golouboy | Light blue | |
| синий | Cinij | Dark blue | |
| розовый | Rozawij | Pink | |
| фиолетовый | Fialetawij | Violet | |
| коричневый | Karitchniouwi | Brown | |
| белый | Bielij | White | |
| серый | Cierij | Gray | |
| черный | Tchiornij | Black |
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As I learn new words every day of Russian, I'll take the opportunity to post articles present them each time (And in the end it may form a true Russian lessons complete!).
Lesson of the day: the will! (And the little I know )
To say "I want", we must say 'Я хочу "(Ya Hochu - Pronunciation: hatchou ago).
Here are some sentences translated into Russian:
- I want to play tennis: я хочу игатъ в теннис (TIG Hochu Ya 'Tennis v)
- I want to sleep: Я хочу спатъ (Ya Hochu spat ')
- I do not work: Я не хочу работатъ (Ya do Hochu rabotat ')
To say "Want" in Russian, it must be said "ты хочешъ" (Ty hochesh ')
- What do you want?: Что ты хочешъ? (Chto hochesh ty '?)
- Want to learn Russian: Ты хочешъ учитъ русски (Ty hochesh 'uchit russki)
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I learned a few words of Russian, and I want to write a post that restores a few! Here's a fictional conversation between Anna and Pavel:
Anna: - Hi: Привет (Privet)
Anna: - How are you?: Как дела? (Kak beyond?)
Pavel: - Good. And you?: Хорошо. А у тебя? (A u Horosho. tebya?)
Anna: - Well me too. What are you doing?: Хорошо тоже. Что ты делаеш ь? (Horosho tozhe. Chto ty delaesh?)
Pavel: - I work. : Я работаю (Ya rabotaju)
Pavel: - Want to play tennis tomorrow?: Ты хочешъ игратъ в теннис зватра? (V Ty hatched IGAT zvatra tennis?)
Anna: - Yes! : Да (da)
Pavel: - Great! I should go eat. See you tomorrow!: Супер! Мне надо идти ест. До зватра! (Mne Super! nado is IDTI. Zvatra Do!)
Anna: - Until tomorrow, good day. До зватра. Доброго дня! (Do zvatra. Dobrogo Dnya!)
For those who are already bilingual in English and are interested to learn Russian, it is easy to find free Russian lessons in English very well done on YouTube:
Finally, a super convenient site that converts written words in our alphabet with the Cyrillic alphabet!: http://www.translit.ru/
Удачи!
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