Russian Verbs Conjugation (Chapters 1-5)

These flashcards cover key concepts related to verb conjugation in Russian, focusing on I and II conjugations, reflexive verbs, and irregular verbs.

To write

писать; To form characters, symbols, or words on a surface using an instrument like a pen or pencil or a keyboard to communicate or record information.

To do or make

делать; To perform an action, carry out a task, or produce something through physical or mental effort.

To rest or relax

отдыхать; To take a break from physical or mental labor to recover energy, achieve peace, or enjoy leisure time.

To study in depth

изучать; To systematically learn or examine a specific subject or discipline in great detail, typically in an formal academic context.

To understand

понимать; To grasp the meaning, nature, or significance of something, such as a concept, language, or person's intentions.

To play

играть; To engage in activities for amusement, sport, or recreation; also used for performing on a musical instrument or participating in a game.

To study, exercise, or occupy oneself

заниматься; To be actively engaged in a specific activity, such as doing homework, physical exercise, or pursuing a hobby, reflecting a state of being busy.

To want

хотеть; To feel a desire or requirement for something; to possess the intention or wish to obtain an object or achieve a specific goal.

To love or like

любить; To have a strong feeling of affection, attachment, or deep appreciation for a person, an activity, or a thing.

To read

читать; To look at and interpret written or printed characters or symbols into meaningful information, stories, or data.

To speak, talk, or tell

говорить; To communicate thoughts, ideas, or information orally using speech, or to use language to express yourself to others.

To listen

слушать; To focus one's auditory attention on a sound, person, or piece of music in order to perceive and comprehend the information being conveyed.

To watch or look at

смотреть; To direct one's vision and attention toward something for a period of time, such as observing a scene, watching a film, or monitoring a situation.

To work

работать; To exert physical or mental effort to achieve a result, perform a professional duty, or complete a specific task or job.

To know

знать; To possess facts, information, or understanding about a subject, person, or situation based on prior learning, inquiry, or experience.

To live

жить; To exist as a biological organism or to reside and have one's permanent home or existence in a specific geographical location.

to sit

cидеть; To rest on one's buttocks or to occupy a position in a specified location.

to study, be a student

учитьcя; To engage in learning or acquiring knowledge in a particular subject or skill, often through reading, practicing, or attending classes.

to go

ходить

to think

думать; To use one's mind actively to form connected ideas, consider or reason about something.

to have lunch

обедать