RUSSIAN LANGUAGE CLUB

Do you have a pet? Who is it: a dog, a cat, a fish, a parrot? Or someone else? In this article, we will study idioms that contain the names of some pets. Learning to understand and properly use idioms together to make progress.

Prepositions are the words that connect words in phrases and sentences. There are many prepositions in the Russian language. They do not change, but the word after the prepositions change in cases. Prepositions can have meanings of place, time, purpose, reason, and others.

Do you remember the last time you wrote a letter by hand? Perhaps it was a long time ago. But I'm sure that you often write emails or short messages to your friends. In this article, we'll take a look at how to write letters, emails and short messages. This article is also needed to prepare for the test in Russian as a foreign language.

поздравля́ть // поздра́вить      to congratulate жела́ть // пожела́ть      to wish поздравле́ние      a congratulation пожела́ние      a wish