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Word of the day: смех
[ smyeh ]
laughter, laugh
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Today's exercises
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1. Translate this to Russian using the word of the day:
• The girl turned out to have a great sense of humor, and our conversation was often interrupted by laughter.
• A good hearty laugh reduces stress, elevates your mood, and balances your nervous system.
2. Remember what it means?
• молодой
3. How do you say it in Russian?
• university
4. Translate this to English:
• Вопросы есть? – Нет.
5. Practice 10 random words with flashcards:
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I haven’t learned cyrillic yet. Do the words all come with latin letter translations in the pronunciation?
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As you can see, there is everything there: audio, transcription in latin letters, translation, even morphemic analysis and etymology when possible.
Clicking on any word in examples, you will see the grammatical information about this word and links to additional pages when available.
As for the Cyrillic alphabet, we recommend you this website to master it: https://russianalphabeteasy.com/ 🙂