Russian Tip of the Day

Did you know that the verb болеть-заболеть and the short adjective болен (больна, больно, больны) are always used with the Instrumental... Learn more

Did you know that Russian feminine singular adjectives have the same ending in all cases, except the Accusative case? It... Learn more

Did you know that we use the Prepositional case with some time expressions, and the Accusative case with the others?... Learn more

Did you know that we have many synonyms of the word "incredible" in Russian? Some of them are невероятно, потрясающе,... Learn more

Did you know that we have many different expressions that have to do with opposing ideas? For example, несмотря на... Learn more

Did you know that the verbs with the suffix ну are always perfective? For example, Вздохнуть: to sigh Взглянуть: to have a look Повернуть: to... Learn more

Did you know that, apart from потому что (because) and так как (since), we have another important  conjuntion that expresses reason.... Learn more

Did you know that there are many Russian emphatic expressions with the бог знает: бог знает что (something unimaginable, incredible),... Learn more

Did you know that the verb печь-испечь (to bake) is irregular? Here is its conjugation: Печь Я пеку Ты печёшь Он печёт Мы печём Вы печёте Они... Learn more

Did you know that the Russian verb водиться has two different meanings? The first meaning is "to live somewhere (normally about... Learn more