Eating in Russian - Page 4

Learn Russian vocabulary dedicated to eating: how to say breakfast, lunch and dinner, how to describe different tastes or say that something is tasty and delicious.

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солёный [sa-lyó-nyi] Adjective

salty

Examples

  • Э́тот суп совсе́м не солёный.

    é-tat sup saf-syém nye sa-lyó-nyi

    This soup is not salty at all.

  • Вода́ в мо́ре солёная.

    va-dá v mó-rye sa-lyó-na-ya

    The water in the sea is salty.

сла́дкий [slát-keei] Adjective

sweet

Examples

  • У вас есть что-нибу́дь сла́дкое для дете́й?

    u vas yest' chto-nee-bút' slát-ka-ye dlya dee-tyéi

    Do you have anything sweet for children?

  • Я́блоко бы́ло сла́дким на вкус.

    ýab-la-ka bý-la slát-keem na fkus

    Apple was sweet to the taste.

пре́сный [pryés-nyi] Adjective

fresh, sweet (water); unsalted, tasteless (food)

Examples

  • Вода́ в о́зере пре́сная.

    va-dá v ó-zee-rye pryés-na-ya

    Lake waters are fresh (not salty).

  • Еда́ в э́том кафе́ пре́сная и безвку́сная.

    ye-dá v é-tam ka-fé pryés-na-ya ee beez-vkús-na-ya

    The food in this cafe is not salty and tasteless.

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