Bill, account in Russian 🇷🇺

счет info.

Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
– Think of the English word "check" which sounds like "счет" (schyot).
– The first part "сч" can be linked to "sc" in "schedule," and "ет" sounds like "et".

Explanations:
– "Счет" (schyot) is used in various contexts related to counting, calculating, and billing.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– Квитанция (kvitantsiya) – Receipt
– Выписка (vypiska) – Statement
– Фактура (faktura) – Invoice

Alternate Meanings and Slang:
– In sports, "счет" refers to the score of a game.
– In some contexts, "счет" can mean the count or number of something.

Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. Я получил новый счет за электричество.
– Ya poluchil novyy schyot za elektrichestvo.
– I received a new bill for electricity.

2. Счет в матче был 3:2 в пользу нашей команды.
– Schyot v matche byl 3:2 v pol'zu nashey komandy.
– The score in the match was 3:2 in favor of our team.

3. Пожалуйста, принесите мне счет.
– Pozhaluysta, prinesite mne schyot.
– Please bring me the bill.

4. Он открыл счет в банке.
– On otkryl schyot v banke.
– He opened an account in the bank.

5. На вашем счете недостаточно средств.
– Na vashem schete nedostatochno sredstv.
– There are insufficient funds in your account.

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счёт info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
1. "Счёт" can be remembered by associating it with "check" in English, which sounds somewhat similar and is related to bills or accounts.
2. Think of "счёт" as a "set" of numbers you need to pay attention to, whether it's for calculations, a bill, or an account.

Explanations:
– Счёт (schet) primarily means a bill or invoice, something you pay after dining at a restaurant or after receiving a service.
– In a bank context, "счёт" refers to an account where you keep your money.
– It is also used for counting, indicating score or tally in sports or games.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Invoice: "выставленный счёт" (vystavlennyy schet).
– Bill: "квитанция" (kvitsantsiya) can also be used for a receipt or a bill.
– Account: "аккаунт" (akkaunt) is sometimes used especially in modern contexts like online accounts.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– "На счёт раз, два, три" (Na schet raz, dva, tri) – This phrase means "on the count of one, two, three," often used when coordinating actions.
– "Счёт в банке" (Schet v banke) – Means a bank account.
– "Свести счёты" (Svesti schety) – An idiom meaning to settle the scores or to take revenge.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. Мы попросили счёт в ресторане. (My poprosili schet v restorane.) – We asked for the bill at the restaurant.
2. Я открыл новый банковский счёт. (Ya otkryl novyy bankovskiy schet.) – I opened a new bank account.
3. Счёт в игре был три-один. (Schet v igre byl tri-odin.) – The score in the game was three to one.
4. Ты получил новый счёт за электричество? (Ty poluchil novyy schet za elektrichestvo?) – Did you receive the new electricity bill?
5. Он свёл счёты с врагом. (On svyol schety s vragom.) – He settled the scores with his enemy.

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