Here's my Russian-to-English Vocabulary
this is a strong list of words you can use on your dialy basis,take the most out of it.
dictionary-like structure for the provided Russian text translated into English, organized to be more comprehensive, including pronunciation.
Dictionary-like Structure
1. хочу
Translation: I want
Usage: Expresses a desire or wish
Grammar: Verb, first-person singular, present tense
Pronunciation: [xa-CHU]
Showcase Example: Я хочу мороженое. (I want ice cream.)
2. **Word:** набухаться
— **Translation:** to get drunk
— **Usage:** Colloquial expression for getting heavily intoxicated
— **Grammar:** Verb, infinitive
— **Pronunciation:** [na-bu-KHA-tsa]
— **Showcase Example:** Он решил набухаться на вечеринке. (He decided to get drunk at the party.)
3. **Word:** я
— **Translation:** I
— **Usage:** Subject pronoun for the first-person singular
— **Grammar:** Pronoun
— **Pronunciation:** [ya]
— **Showcase Example:** Я иду в магазин. (I am going to the store.)
4. **Word:** уйти
— **Translation:** to leave
— **Usage:** To indicate departure or withdrawal
— **Grammar:** Verb, infinitive
— **Pronunciation:** [ui-TI]
— **Showcase Example:** Мне нужно уйти рано. (I need to leave early.)
5. **Word:** в
— **Translation:** in/to
— **Usage:** Preposition indicating location or direction
— **Grammar:** Preposition
— **Pronunciation:** [v]
— **Showcase Example:** Я живу в городе. (I live in the city.)
6. **Word:** другую
— **Translation:** another/other
— **Usage:** Refers to a different one or an alternative
— **Grammar:** Adjective, feminine, accusative case
— **Pronunciation:** [dru-GU-yu]
— **Showcase Example:** Дай мне другую книгу. (Give me another book.)
7. **Word:** реальность
— **Translation:** reality
— **Usage:** State of things as they actually exist
— **Grammar:** Noun, feminine, singular, accusative case
— **Pronunciation:** [re-AL-nost’]
— **Showcase Example:** Мы должны принять реальность. (We must accept reality.)
8. **Word:** Потому что
— **Translation:** Because
— **Usage:** Introduces a reason or explanation
— **Grammar:** Conjunction
— **Pronunciation:** [pa-TO-mu chto]
— **Showcase Example:** Я останусь дома, потому что идет дождь. (I will stay home because it is raining.)
9. **Word:** не
— **Translation:** not
— **Usage:** Negation
— **Grammar:** Particle
— **Pronunciation:** [nye]
— **Showcase Example:** Я не хочу это делать. (I do not want to do this.)
10. **Word:** могу
— **Translation:** can
— **Usage:** Indicates ability or possibility
— **Grammar:** Verb, first-person singular, present tense
— **Pronunciation:** [ma-GU]
— **Showcase Example:** Я могу помочь тебе. (I can help you.)
11. **Word:** находиться
— **Translation:** to be (located)
— **Usage:** To be present or situated somewhere
— **Grammar:** Verb, infinitive
— **Pronunciation:** [na-kha-DI-tsa]
— **Showcase Example:** Мой дом находится рядом с парком. (My house is located near the park.)
12. **Word:** этой
— **Translation:** this
— **Usage:** Demonstrative adjective
— **Grammar:** Adjective, feminine, instrumental case
— **Pronunciation:** [E-toy]
— **Showcase Example:** Я доволен этой работой. (I am satisfied with this job.)
13. **Word:** реальности
— **Translation:** reality
— **Usage:** State of things as they actually exist
— **Grammar:** Noun, feminine, instrumental case
— **Pronunciation:** [re-AL-nas-ti]
— **Showcase Example:** Мы живем в этой реальности. (We live in this reality.)
14. **Word:** Вадим
— **Translation:** Vadim (a proper name)
— **Usage:** Name of a person
— **Grammar:** Proper noun, nominative case
— **Pronunciation:** [va-DEEM]
— **Showcase Example:** Вадим идет домой. (Vadim is going home.)
15. **Word:** бух
— **Translation:** drunk
— **Usage:** Colloquial expression indicating intoxication
— **Grammar:** Adjective, colloquial
— **Pronunciation:** [buk]
— **Showcase Example:** Он вчера был бух. (He was drunk yesterday.)
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### Translated Phrases with Structure
1. **Phrase:** Хочу набухаться
— **Translation:** I want to get drunk
— **Usage:** Expresses a desire to become heavily intoxicated
— **Grammar:** First-person singular, present tense verb + infinitive verb
— **Pronunciation:** [xa-CHU na-bu-KHA-tsa]
— **Showcase Example:** Я хочу набухаться на вечеринке. (I want to get drunk at the party.)
2. **Phrase:** я хочу уйти в другую реальность
— **Translation:** I want to leave for another reality
— **Usage:** Expresses a desire to escape from the current reality
— **Grammar:** Subject pronoun + first-person singular, present tense verb + infinitive verb + prepositional phrase
— **Pronunciation:** [ya xa-CHU ui-TI v dru-GU-yu re-AL-nost’]
— **Showcase Example:** Я хочу уйти в другую реальность, чтобы забыть свои проблемы. (I want to leave for another reality to forget my problems.)
3. **Phrase:** Потому что я не могу находиться в этой реальности
— **Translation:** Because I cannot be in this reality
— **Usage:** Provides a reason for wanting to leave the current reality
— **Grammar:** Conjunction + subject pronoun + negation + first-person singular, present tense verb + infinitive verb + prepositional phrase
— **Pronunciation:** [pa-TO-mu chto ya nye ma-GU na-kha-DI-tsa v E-toy re-AL-nas-ti]
— **Showcase Example:** Я не могу находиться в этой реальности, потому что здесь слишком больно. (I cannot be in this reality because it is too painful here.)
4. **Phrase:** Вадим бух
— **Translation:** Vadim is drunk
— **Usage:** Describes the state of being intoxicated for the person named Vadim
— **Grammar:** Proper noun + colloquial adjective
— **Pronunciation:** [va-DEEM buk]
— **Showcase Example:** Вадим вчера был бух. (Vadim was drunk yesterday.)
