From(city, country) in Russian 🇷🇺

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He сз from here

a year ago

It’s EAZ – Y to remember where you are from

из makes the sound of EAZ in easy. So to remember this I think: “It’s EAZ-y to remember where you are FROM?”

a year ago

из info.

**Tips to Remember the Russian Word ‘из’:**
– Visualize the letter ‘И’ as a small arrow making its way out of a circle, symbolizing “from” or “out of.”
– Think of ‘из’ as “is” in English, as in “This is from [a place].”

**Explanations:**
– ‘Из’ is a preposition in Russian that means “from” or “out of.”
– It is used to indicate the point of origin, whether it is a place, material, or starting point.

**Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:**
– ‘От’ (ot) can sometimes be used in similar contexts but usually means “from” in the sense of receiving something from someone.
– ‘С’ (s) can also mean “from” but is more often used with places, like “from the table” (‘со стола’).

**Alternate Meanings (Slang):**
– Not commonly used in slang with a distinct meaning, it generally retains its prepositional function.

**Examples of Sentences That Use ‘из’:**
1. Я из Москвы. (Ya iz Moskvy.) – I am from Moscow.
2. Он приехал из Парижа. (On priyekhal iz Parizha.) – He arrived from Paris.
3. Книга сделана из бумаги. (Kniga sdelana iz bumagi.) – The book is made out of paper.
4. Я выхожу из дома. (Ya vykhozhu iz doma.) – I am leaving the house.
5. Она уехала из Франции. (Ona uyehala iz Frantsii.) – She left France

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