#russian language
расписание (n)
raspisánie
timetable, schedule, syllabus
Example sentences:
Расписание было нарушено.
The timetable was disrupted.
Поезд прибыл по расписанию.
The train arrived on schedule.
Мы отстали от расписания.
We are behind schedule.
обратный билет (m)
obrátnȳĭ bilét
return-ticket
Example sentence:
Ты купил обратный билет?
Did you buy a return ticket?
паспорт (m)
pásport
passport
Example sentences:
Пожалуйста, покажите свой паспорт.
Will you show me your passport, please?
Я потерял свой паспорт!
I lost my passport!
бадминтон (m)
badmintón
badminton
Example sentence:
Том вчера не играл в бадминтон.
~Tom didn’t play badminton yesterday.
гандбол (m)
gandból
handball
Example sentence:
Группа молодых парней на спортивной площадке играет в гандбол.
A group of young men are playing handball in the playground.
The 30 Day Russian Challenge starts today, July 1!
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Share your progress with us at Russian Grammar - tag @russiangrammar or include the hashtag #30 Day Russian Challenge in screenshots of your streaks, achievements, or any interesting sentences you come across!
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The 30 Day Russian Challenge starts tomorrow, July 1! The goal is to practise Russian every day for 30 days and get a 30-day streak on Duolingo. At the end, send us a screenshot, tag @russiangrammar or include the hashtag #30 Day Russian Challenge and we can include your name in our 30-Day Russian Challenge Roll of Honour! (We are open to suggestions…)
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Just a reminder that the 30 Day Russian Challenge starts in 2 days! Beginning July 1, the aim is to get a 30-day streak on Duolingo and practise your Russian on a daily basis. We’re so excited to do this with you!
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The 30 Day Russian Challenge starts in 3 days! From July 1, see if you can get a 30-day streak on Duolingo.
Share your progress by tagging @russiangrammar in your screenshots or posts, or hashtagging them with #30 Day Russian Challenge. We can even start a club on Duolingo!
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If you’re looking for something to do this summer, why not practise your Russian with the 30 Day Russian Challenge? The goal is to get a 30-day streak on @duolingo, starting July 1, 2017.
If you succeed in getting a 30-day streak, send us a screenshot and we can include your name in the 30-Day Russian Challenge Roll of Honour. (Or something.)
Share your progress with us here at Russian Grammar and let us know how you get on!
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genitive case in russian is funny because it’s like “oh we change бабушка to бабушЕк because having two consonants in a row is hard to pronounce!”
like… it didn’t stop you before
