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Russian alphabet
The Cyrillic alphabet is used by several languages ​​spoken in regions formerly under the influence of the Soviet Union. It derives from the Greek alphabet and has 33 letters.
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EN-RU 1.1 : The Russian alphabet (part 1 : similar letters) / Stressed syllables / The letter O (pronunciation) 
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EN-RU 2.1 : Russian letters (part 2 : same sound, different writing) / Pronunciation of the letter O (part 2)
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EN-RU 2.3 : Reading exercise
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EN-RU 3.1 : Russian letters (part 3 : same sound, different writing) / Voiced and voiceless consonants
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EN-RU 3.3 : Reading exercise
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EN-RU 3.4 : Reading exercise
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EN-RU 4.1 : Russian letters (part 4 : same sound, different writing) / Voiced and voiceless consonants (part 2)
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EN-RU 4.3 : Reading exercise
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EN-RU 5.1 : Russian letters (part 5) : Same sound, different writing
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EN-RU 5.3 : Reading exercise
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First beginnings
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EN-RU 6.1 : The interrogative pronoun что / The verb « to be » / Articles in Russian / Noun genders / The vowel Е (pronunciation)
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EN-RU 6.2 : Neuter nouns in -e / Masculine nouns in -a / Russian first names and diminutives / The interrogative pronoun кто
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EN-RU 6.3 : Vocabulary (man, woman, young woman, little girl, boy) / Hard and soft vowels
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EN-RU 6.4 : Reading exercise
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EN-RU 7.1 : The interrogative adverb : где ? / The adverbs : тут, там, здесь / The hard consonant ш / The personal pronouns : он, она, оно
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EN-RU 8.1 : The demonstrative particule вот / Ask a question with no interrogative words / Nouns ending in -я
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EN-RU 9.1 : Russian family names and patronymics / The conjunction и (and) / Vocabulary (господин, госпожа, товарищ)
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EN-RU 9.2 : Greetings (part 1) / Russian adjectives (introduction)
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EN-RU 9.3 : Nouns ending in a soft sign / Russian adjectives
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EN-RU 10.1 : Negative sentences / Feminine and neuter adjective endings
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EN-RU 11.1 : Personal pronouns (part 2) / The conjunctions « a » and « но » / Pronunciation rule (consonant devoicing) / Nouns ending in -й
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EN-RU 12.1 : Greetings (part 2)
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EN-RU 12.2 : The interrogative adverb : как / Plural endings of neuter nouns / Nouns of foreign origin
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EN-RU 13.1 : Plural masculine and feminine nouns
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EN-RU 13.2 : Plural ending of hard-stem adjectives
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EN-RU 14.1 : Adjectives for colors (part 1)
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EN-RU 14.2 : Adjectives for colors (part 2) / Masculine singular adjectives ending in -ой / -ий
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EN-RU 15.1 : New adjectives / New neuter nouns
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EN-RU 15.2 : New neuter nouns in -o / Nouns of foreign origin
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EN-RU 15.3.1 : Exercise (part 1)
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EN-RU 15.3.2 : Exercise (part 2)
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EN-RU 15.3.3 : Exercise (part 3)
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EN-RU 16.1 : Family members / Possessive adjectives and pronouns
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EN-RU 16.2 : Possessive adjectives / Possessive pronouns
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The prepositional case (part 1)
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EN-RU 17.1 : The prepositional case and the preposition в / City names / The consonant ц / The two last pairs of voiced-voiceless consonants
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EN-RU 17.2 : The preposition « на » / The irregular prepositional form « дома » / The prepositional ending of feminine nouns ending in a soft sign -ь
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EN-RU 18.1 : Adjectives for colors (part 3)
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The accusative case / Plural endings
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EN-RU 19.1 : The present tense in Russian and the verb « to go » / The accusative case (to express destination)
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EN-RU 19.2 : The verbs « to read » and « to know » / The accusative case (the direct object) / The accusative of « что »
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EN-RU 20.1 : Exercise (part 1)
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EN-RU 20.2 : Exercise (part 2)
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EN-RU 20.3 : Exercise (part 3)
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EN-RU 20.4 : Exercise (part 4)
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EN-RU 20.5 : Exercise (part 5)
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EN-RU 21.1 : The demonstrative adjectives and pronouns in the nominative and accusative cases
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EN-RU 21.2 : Hard-stem qualifying adjectives in the accusative case / Possessive adjectives and pronouns in the accusative case
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EN-RU 22.1 : The plural of the adjectives этот, эта, это / The plural of possessive adjectives and pronouns
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EN-RU 23.1 : The accusative case with the verbs « открывать » (to open) and « закрывать » (to close)
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EN-RU 23.2 : The consonant ч / The accusative case with the verb изучать (to study) / учить (to learn) / The vowel я
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EN-RU 23.3 : The accusative case with the verb покупать (to buy)
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EN-RU 24.1 : The verbs « делать » (to do/to make) and « работать » (to work) / The adjectives « плохой » and « какой »
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EN-RU 25.1 : The interrogative adverb « куда ? » / The adverbs « сюда » and « туда » / Translate « on the left »/ « on the right » and « to the left »/ « to the right »
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EN-RU 25.2.1 : Exercise (part 1)
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EN-RU 25.2.2 : Exercise (part 2)
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EN-RU 25.2.3 : Exercise (part 3)
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EN-RU 25.2.4 : Exercise (part 4)
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EN-RU 26.1 : The plural endings of soft-stem nouns (feminine nouns ending in -я or in a soft sign ; masculine nouns ending in -й or in a soft sign ; neuter nouns in -e)
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EN-RU 26.2 : Irregular plural endings
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EN-RU 26.3 : Irregular plural forms of nouns (part 2) / Fleeting vowels
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Food-related vocabulary and numbers
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EN-RU 27.1 : The verb « to eat » / food-related vocabulary
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EN-RU 27.2 : The verb « to drink » / Translate « breakfast » / The accusative form of some plural nouns
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EN-RU 27.3 : Translate : « lunch » / « to eat/to have lunch / « dinner » / « for dinner »
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EN-RU 28.1 : The numbers from 0 to 19 / Pronunciation rule with the vowel « я »
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EN-RU 28.2 : The numbers up to 199
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EN-RU 28.3 : The hundreds up to 900 / Translate « million » and « billion »
The prepositional case (part 2)
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EN-RU 29.1 : The prepositional endings of hard-stem singular adjectives
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EN-RU 29.2 : The adjectives « добрый » and « хороший » / Other prepositional endings for adjectives : -ем -ей / Adjectives that have become nouns
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EN-RU 29.3 : The prepositional form of possessive adjectives and pronouns
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EN-RU 29.4 : The prepositional endings of the demonstrative adjectives этот, эта, это
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EN-RU 30.1 : Exercise (part 1)
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EN-RU 30.2 : Exercise (part 2)
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EN-RU 30.3 : Exercise (part 3)
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Lesson 14.1

Красная площадь.

Adjectives for colors (part 1)

Красный (krasneey) – red

Examples :

Красный стул (krasneey stool) – A red chair

Красное окно (krasnaye akno) –  A red window

Красная тетрадь (krasnaya titrat’) – A red notebook

Красные абрикосы (krasneeye abrikosee) – Red apricots 

Абрикос (abrikos), mn. – apricot

 

Kрасная площадь (Krasnaya plosh’at’) – Red Square

Площадь (plosh’at’), fn. – square

 

Белый (byeleey) – white

Examples :

Белая ночь (byelaya noch’) – A white night

Белый шокoлaд (byeleey shakalat) – White chocolate

Белое вино (byelaye vino) – White wine

Белые ручки (byeleeye roochki) – White pens

 

Чёрный (chyorneey) – black

Examples :

Чёрный костюм (chyorneey kastyoom) – A black suit

Чёрная ручка (chyornaya roochka) – A black pen

Чёрное радио (chyornaye radio) – A black radio

Чёрные машины (chyorneeye masheenee) – Black cars

Альбом (al’bom), mn. – album

Берет (biryet), mn. – beret

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