300 most important Russian adjectives 76 - 100

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sweet
Chocolate is usually sweet.
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сладкий
Шоколад обычно сладкий.
fit
I go to the gym to be fit.
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в хорошей форме
Я хожу в зал, чтобы быть в хорошей форме.
holy
Nobody can find the Holy Grail.
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святой
Никто не может найти Святой Грааль.
sure
I'm sure they'll be fine.
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уверенный
Я уверен, что с ними будет всё в порядке.
fair
Life is not always fair.
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справедливый
Жизнь не всегда справедлива.
drunk
I've never been drunk.
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пьяный
Я никогда не был пьян.
poor
Many people in Africa are poor.
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бедный
Многие люди в Африке бедные.
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Why is it important to learn Russian adjectives?

First of all, let's answer the common question: "What does adjective mean?". An adjective is a word that describes other words. Its position is usually before the pronoun or the noun it describes. In case of Russian, the order of the words in a sentence doesn't always matter or change the meaning of it, that is why a Russian adjective can be positioned before or after the noun it modifies. For example, a "big house" can be either "большой дом" or "дом большой" in Russian. It is important to learn Russian adjectives because they not only make your speaking more colourful and interesting but also more specific. The Russian adjectives will help you describe a thing or a person. As you can see, the importance of the Russian adjectives is incontestable. Just like verbs and nouns, they help you form a specific sentence and enhance your Russian vocabulary!

Learn Russian adjectives

One of the best ways to learn Russian is with flashcards. They make learning Russian easy and assure you remember all the new Russian vocabulary. They are perfect for those who want to learn not only how does the word sound and what does it mean but the way it is written and pronounced. This lesson of Russian adjectives is part of a professional Russian course. It will teach you 300 of the most common and important Russian adjectives explaining how to use them and helping you to remember them. These atributive Russian adjectives will be a great step in learning Russian and enhancing your Russian vocabulary!

Russian adjectives examples

This course will teach you different types of attributive Russian adjectives. You will now know how to describe the age of a person, the value of something, the physical properties, the material it is made of, the quality and not only. You will also learn how is beautiful in Russian. Here are some adjectives examples from the course:
  • 1. огромный = huge
  • 2. тяжёлый = heavy
  • 3. святой = holy
  • 4. медленный = slow
  • 5. страшный = scary

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