| in English | in Russian | S |
|---|---|---|
| I have/own | имею |
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Tips to remember the Russian word "имею":
– Think of the "i" sound in "individual” and “imagine” to start the word.
– "мею" sounds like "may you," which can help in remembering the pronunciation.
Explanations:
– "имею" is a form of the verb "иметь," which means "to have" or "to own."
– It is commonly used in formal or written contexts.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– "обладать" (obladát’) – often used to mean "to possess."
– "владеть" (vladét’) – used to mean "to own" or "to be proficient in."
Infinitive form:
– иметь (imét’) – to have, to own
Conjugations:
1. Present tense:
– я имею (ya iméyu) – I have
– ты имеешь (ty iméyesh’) – you have
– он/она/оно имеет (on/ona/ono iméyet) – he/she/it has
– мы имеем (my iméyem) – we have
– вы имеете (vy iméyete) – you (formal/plural) have
– они имеют (oni iméyut) – they have
2. Past tense:
– я имел/имела (ya imél / imelá) – I had
– ты имел/имела (ty imél / imelá) – you had
– он/она/оно имел/имела/имело (on imél / ona imelá / ono imélo) – he/she/it had
– мы имели (my iméli) – we had
– вы имели (vy iméli) – you (formal/plural) had
– они имели (oni iméli) – they had
3. Future tense:
– я буду иметь (ya búdu imét’) – I will have
– ты будешь иметь (ty búdesh’ imét’) – you will have
– он/она/оно будет иметь (on/ona/ono búdet imét’) – he/she/it will have
– мы будем иметь (my búdem imét’) – we will have
– вы будете иметь (vy búdete imét’) – you (formal/plural) will have
– они будут иметь (oni búdut imét’) – they will have
Examples of sentences:
1. Present tense:
– Я имею несколько вопросов. (Ya iméyu néskol’ko voprósov.) – I have a few questions.
– Он имеет много друзей. (On iméyet mnógo druzéy.) – He has many friends.
2. Past tense:
– Вчера я имел встречу с директором. (Vcherá ya imél vstréchu s diréktorom.) – Yesterday, I had a meeting with the director.
– Мы имели хорошее время на вечеринке. (My iméli khoróshee vrémya na vecherínke.) – We had a good time at the party.
3. Future tense:
– Завтра я буду иметь много свободного времени. (Závtro ya búdu imét’ mnógo svobódnovo vrémeni.) – Tomorrow, I will have a lot of free time.
– Они будут иметь новые возможности. (Oni búdut imét’ nóvye vozmozhnosti.) – They will have new opportunities.
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