| in English | in Russian | S |
|---|---|---|
| go! (on foot) | иди |
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Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
– "Иди" (idi) sounds like “I did” in English, which can help you recall the word when thinking of past movement.
Explanations:
– "Иди" is the imperative form of the verb "идти" (to go, to walk, to proceed) in Russian.
Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– "Пойди" (poydi): Used in more specific contexts or dialects.
Conjugations:
Infinitive: идти (idti) – to go (on foot)
Present Tense:
– Я иду (ya idu) – I go
– Ты идёшь (ty idyosh') – You go
– Он/она/оно идёт (on/ona/ono idyot) – He/she/it goes
– Мы идём (my idyom) – We go
– Вы идёте (vy idyote) – You (plural/formal) go
– Они идут (oni idut) – They go
Past Tense:
– Я шёл/шла (ya shol/shla) – I went (male/female)
– Ты шёл/шла (ty shol/shla) – You went (male/female)
– Он шёл (on shol) – He went
– Она шла (ona shla) – She went
– Оно шло (ono shlo) – It went
– Мы шли (my shli) – We went
– Вы шли (vy shli) – You (plural/formal) went
– Они шли (oni shli) – They went
Future Tense:
– Я буду идти (ya budu idti) – I will go
– Ты будешь идти (ty budesh' idti) – You will go
– Он/она/оно будет идти (on/ona/ono budet idti) – He/she/it will go
– Мы будем идти (my budem idti) – We will go
– Вы будете идти (vy budete idti) – You (plural/formal) will go
– Они будут идти (oni budut idti) – They will go
Examples of Sentences:
– "Иди сюда." (Idi syuda.) – Come here.
– "Иди в магазин за хлебом." (Idi v magazin za khlebom.) – Go to the store for bread.
– "Не иди туда." (Ne idi tuda.) – Don't go there.
– "Иди медленно." (Idi medlenno.) – Walk slowly.
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