| in English | in Russian | S |
|---|---|---|
| count | считай |
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Tips to remember the Russian word:
– Think of the English word "sheet" (as in a sheet of paper) which you might use to tally or "count" things, since "считай" (schitay) sounds somewhat similar.
– Another trick is to associate it with the word "calculate" because "считай" involves counting or calculating things.
Explanations:
– The word "считай" is an imperative form of the verb "считать," which means "to count" or "to consider."
Other words that mean the same thing:
– Подсчитывать (podschityvat’) – to calculate, to count up.
– Вычислять (vychislyat’) – to compute, to calculate.
– Засчитывать (zaschityvat’) – to credit, to count towards.
Conjugations of "считать":
Infinitive: считать (schitat’)
Past Tense:
– Masculine: считал (schital)
– Feminine: считала (schitala)
– Neuter: считало (schitalo)
– Plural: считали (schitali)
Present Tense:
– Я считаю (ya schitayu) – I count
– Ты считаешь (ty schitayesh') – You count (singular, informal)
– Он/Она/Оно считает (on/ona/ono schitayet) – He/She/It counts
– Мы считаем (my schitayem) – We count
– Вы считаете (vy schitayetye) – You count (plural, formal)
– Они считают (oni schitayut) – They count
Future Tense:
– Я буду считать (ya budu schitat’) – I will count
– Ты будешь считать (ty budesh’ schitat’) – You will count (singular, informal)
– Он/Она/Оно будет считать (on/ona/ono budet schitat’) – He/She/It will count
– Мы будем считать (my budem schitat’) – We will count
– Вы будете считать (vy budete schitat’) – You will count (plural, formal)
– Они будут считать (oni budut schitat’) – They will count
Examples of sentences:
– Пожалуйста, считай до десяти. (Pozhaluysta, schitay do desyati.) – Please, count to ten.
– Она всегда считает деньги тщательно. (Ona vsegda schitayet dengi tchatel'no.) – She always counts money carefully.
– Он считал до ста, чтобы успокоиться. (On schital do sta, chtoby uspokoitsya.) – He counted to one hundred to calm down.
– Мы будем считать звезды этой ночью. (My budem schitat’ zvezdy etoy noch’yu.) – We will count stars tonight.
– Ты считаешь, что это хорошая идея? (Ty schitayesh’, chto eto khoroshaya ideya?) – Do you think it’s a good idea?
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