Does the verb любить mean to love or to like? I believe, где is where? Is it a nickname, a diminutive, a regionalism, or a register change?
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And куда is like, to where? Most of the russian terms regarding computer technology seem to be either direct What's the difference between умереть and умирать?
I've often heard the interjection так, так, так!.
Would someone named иосиф potentially also answer to осип, as with. Is there a way to tell which are feminine or masculine if most nouns end with ь? Try to say it as y in yes, but the air should. Or something like that i am not sure d:
I find it very confusing as both mean 'die', just that умирать is a verb. I saw this translation on the babbel website. English is somehow unusual as for the meaning of its 'yes' and 'no', as compared to other languages. Y in yes is pronounced in a much more light way than the russian й, the distance between the tongue and the palate in english is wider.
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Russian 'да' and 'нет' do not mean what english 'yes' and 'no' mean. The man's name осип is a form of иосиф. I know it can be used for both, but which is more common and acceptable? Can somebody illustrate with examples?
