50 words of A1 vocabulary! #2 - 50 verbs

my name is fedor and today we have a second episode of our 50 words per week series today is our a1 level vocabulary and we're going to do it for 50. we're going to go for 50 verbs this time and we do this every week it's a second episode so make sure to subscribe to our channel not to miss out on the future episodes and on top of uh this video you also have a link in the description for the list for the actual text like line by line for the excel spreadsheet and also for the unki flashcards deck so you can always just simply put it in your unki flashcard app or other apps that support that file and just simply have the board itself the translation and also the audio for it so you can know what it sounds like okay so 50 words a week is a great amount for you guys to keep up and to learn and to really practice throughout the week so with these series you can really improve upon your vocabulary significantly 50 words of a1 level sometimes we go for words that are out of our reach or are simply just just not that useful but if you go for the a1 vocabulary level we can make sure that our foundation is strong and we don't miss out on any words that are truly important that simply kind of slipped our attention or slipped our eyes somehow right so let's get right into this verbs are the most kind of significant parts of our sentence so learning 50 today will really take your russian to the next level let's start with the first one and it is means to be we don't have bridge in present tense we only use it in the past and future i can i can say yeah bill my link i was small i can also say about the future yeah doma score i will be home soon we simply don't have to be verb for present and russian next verb is skazat and it's because that means to say to say something like a phrase or to say something to somebody else not to talk but to say something skazat then we have much much means to be able to much much and you should learn the conjugation for much at least for the first person and it is i can or i am able to then we have as not to know not it's not then we have govereed governing means to talk to have a conversation to someone to talk for a longer period of time i would say the difference between say and talk even in english is the same thing as in russian because it seems to talk then we have yest which is to eat yest yest okay and you might confuse yes with uh you know in the same um yes i have so yes kind of can have two meanings of to have and to eat we're gonna get into the uh the um yes one a little bit shorter a little bit later and by yes means to eat in its infinitive form then we have it means to want cut it then we have vidit to see read it physically to be able to to see something read it i can say yeah viejo vodroga i see my friend not to watch but to see i see him okay then we have e t e t to go what's the pronunciation make sure to repeat after me e t it's like a little bit of a pause in in the in the sounds okay then we have which 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it's like you don't know them at all because if you say them mispronounce them and native would not understand you so it's like you don't even know the word at all right so make sure to pronounce them to kind of have the pronunciation down as well we kind of get a bit lazy in our learning and only learn the the most simple things which is like the spelling of it but the pronunciation is a harder thing but it's more beneficial in the long run all right that's uh our little pause there next verb is means to live then we have smatrit smatrid means to watch now this time it's not to see something but to watch smart i can say yes material film i'm watching a movie so smith means to watch something for a long time i guess and then next verb is more of a phrase is umina yeste yes means i have i possess something of course it's not technically a verb because it's a phrase yes and for you to say you have you say uti yes so just to change that a little bit but um yes means i have and in russian the logic is not that i have something but we say there is something at my possession okay or at my existence or there's something exists of mine that's kind of the logic of it of course word to work but not we don't really think of it that way we don't have that complicated logic in our minds whenever we say something like telephone i have a phone it's mostly just very very natural to us we just simply say it it rolls off our tongue very very fast okay next is cdh cd is to sit right now i can say yes i am sitting right now i'm on this chair i'm sitting okay she did then we have deal it which means to do deal it or it's more like to be doing because next one still it means to do in the completed form to make something steal it i can say yes dilo damash new raputo i completed or i did my homework which means i was doing it and then i finished it i completed it so this deal it is going to have the completion of something kind of a meaning then we have panimat to understand benimatt then we have david to give davaat then we have paity to start going or to get going by t now this is where i have to take kind of like a little bit of a pause we had ichi and pai ti right now we are on by t we had ichi a little bit earlier and the difference between them and they both mean to go is that in russian we have something called aspects and think of it in english as i am doing sorry i was doing versus i did it's a similar kind of action right i played versus i was playing it's a very similar kind of a logic yet we have those two forms in english right in the same in russian ichi is going to be that i was going or i am going versus by t means to go or i went or i will go that's the difference between them if you want to learn more about that google aspects in russian and you'll find more information on this and including our channel as well if you want to look on our channel too so that's i guess like another point that we have to make because you might be confused why do we have to go twice here and that's the reason why so by t means to go or to start going somewhere then we have robotic to work raboted then we have lubitz the beats to love lu beach a very very common phrase i love you lupita then we have znachit which is too mean uh etta slova is not yet stole this word means table okay so this night is going to mean to mean something then we have that means to wait [Music] there we have legit which is to lie or to lay to lay down it is right to be laying down legit then we have beside beside means to write beside okay beside then we have permit to remember and this is not too like um uh let's narrow it down to remember uh we in english in english we can say i forgot the word oh i remembered it now so you kind of you forgot some something but you but you then got reminded of it by yourself maybe but permanent is to remember something for a continuous period of time you are never forgetting it because we have a separate word for trying to remember something and that's spawning it spawned it means you forgot it but then now you remember it okay but bonnie without the sun in the beginning means to remember okay then we have solution and solution means to listen solution not to hear but to listen maybe for a longer period of time i can say yeah so show your music i'm listening to music so you cannot just simply hear music i guess you can but we don't want to say it like that would say i'm listening to music so yes we use solutions for that then we have sist which means to sit down ceased and remember when we had cd i uh cd means to be sitting and says means to sit down you were standing but now you said now you sat down okay cyst then we have chittat means to read then we have brach to take brat don't confuse brat with the soft sign with brat brad means brother and you might have heard it in the in the first episode of this of this video but means brother but is to take that little t at the end is very close to the english t like in t okay then we have necessary means to start or to begin to begin then we have proceed and proceed is to ask for a favor or for someone to do something not to ask a question but it means to ask for a favor to ask someone to do something for you and then we have hadith and the hadith means to leave or to exit or to to step out then we have an azerbaij which means to call or to name something now i can say that not our daughter i don't have kids luckily or unfortunately unfortunately but this is just simply an example don't think anything of it okay then we have sprashovet now sprashovit is to ask a question sprashovich yeah just a sprush for you whatever i often ask something sprushovit then we have a tv chat to reply or to answer at the vidchat now at which it can be used to answer a question or to answer a phone call okay at the chat then we have hadith who had it means to go away not just to exit or to leave but to go away completely no plans of returning okay then we have raskazoot raskasa means to tell typically tell a story tell something that is not just simply a phrase not to say not to talk but to tell it's a very very very fine difference there then we have spatch spite means to sleep spot then we have igrate egret means to play it's one of my favorite things to do to play to play games video games sports whatever igrat then we have yehed yahad means to drive or go by a vehicle yet then we have prehadid to come or to arrive i can say brat my brother comes is to be able to do something or to be able to or to have an ability over skill when we first started this video we had a verb much much was to be able to do something more like a biological kind of ability well umit is more of a skill that you have okay omit zenimaza next verb means to be involved in or to do something we have this verb zanimatsa used a whole lot it's used frequently in phrases and sometimes i would really recommend you guys look up phrases with zenimatza to see what it has to offer because the nimatsu means to be involved in but for example we have this phrase cinematic sportam to do sports i can say zanimatsa musica to do music or to be involved in music okay but we we have zenyamatsu used a lot with different different phrases not only to be translated as to be involved in because that's not really what it does for the majority of the usages within the phrases next is palazzit palajid means to put down or to lay down not to lay down yourself but to lay something else down polish it then we have copied we can translate it as to like but is really again the logic of it is a bit different we say it's um uh to be appealing to someone i can say minion phone i like this phone but in fact the logic of that sentence is not i like this phone but it's mostly this phone is appealing to me okay we have money in the beginning means to me is appealing at the telephone this phone so it's not really to like but it's mostly it's mostly to be appealing okay but we simply use this phrase i like to be enraged you like very very frequently so we kind of translate in rabbits as to like okay and the very last verb for today is poetry and poet chat means to get or to receive power chat and that's it that's all i have for you guys for today 50 verbs i hope this was useful and please make sure to use these in your own sentences and uh join that b flinking with this button right here let's take your russian to the next level you

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Published: Thu Apr 14 2022