It means in Russian 🇷🇺

значит info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– Associate "значит" with "sign" or "significant" as they share a common root.
– Remember the "zna-" beginning similar to "know" because to signify something is to make it known.

Explanations:
– "Значит" translates to "it means" or "that means."
– It is used to signify or indicate the meaning of something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Означает (oznachaet) – means, signifies
– Известно (izvestno) – is known

Conjugations (Note: "значит" is not an infinitive but here are related forms of the verb "значить"):
– Infinitive: значить (znachit')
– Present: значу (znachu), значишь (znachish'), значит (znachit), значим (znachim), значите (znachite), значат (znachat)
– Past: значил (znachil – masculine), значила (znachila – feminine), значило (znachilo – neuter), значили (znachili – plural)
– Future: буду значить (budu znachit'), будешь значить (budesh’ znachit’), будет значить (budet znachit’), будем значить (budem znachit’), будете значить (budete znachit’), будут значить (budut znachit’)

Examples of sentences that use it:
– Это значит, что мы должны идти. (Eto znachit, chto my dolzhny idti.) – This means that we should go.
– Значит, ты согласен. (Znachit, ty soglasen.) – So, you agree.
– Она умная, значит, она справится. (Ona umnaya, znachit, ona spravitsya.) – She is smart, which means she will manage.

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значит info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– You might recognize it's similar to the English word "signify" or "meaning," which could help you memorize it.
– Linking it to the English word "sign" may also reinforce your memory, as both are related to indicating or meaning something.

Explanations:
"Значит" means "it means" or "therefore." It is a very common word used to indicate a conclusion drawn from what has been previously mentioned.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "То есть" (to yest') – which translates to "that is" or "i.e."
– "Следовательно" (sledovatel'no) – which translates to "therefore" or "consequently."

Conjugations (if infinitive):
"Значить" is the infinitive form, meaning "to mean." However, "значит" itself is not typically conjugated, as it's used as a fixed expression. Below are the conjugations for the verb "значить":

– Infinitive: значить (znachit')
– Past:
– Я/он/оно/кто значил (ya/on/ono/kto znachil) – I/he/it/who meant
– Я/она значила (ya/ona znachila) – I/she meant
– Мы/вы/они значили (my/vy/oni znachili) – We/you/they meant
– Present:
– Я значу (ya znachu) – I mean
– Ты значишь (ty znachish') – You mean
– Он/она/оно значит (on/ona/ono znachit) – He/she/it means
– Мы значим (my znachim) – We mean
– Вы значите (vy znachite) – You mean (formal/plural)
– Они значат (oni znachat) – They mean
– Future:
– Я буду значить (ya budu znachit') – I will mean
– Ты будешь значить (ty budesh' znachit') – You will mean
– Он/она/оно будет значить (on/ona/ono budet znachit') – He/she/it will mean
– Мы будем значить (my budem znachit') – We will mean
– Вы будете значить (vy budete znachit') – You will mean (formal/plural)
– Они будут значить (oni budut znachit') – They will mean

Examples of sentences:
– Что это значит? (Chto eto znachit?) – What does this mean?
– Это значит, что мы должны уйти. (Eto znachit, chto my dolzhny uyti.) – It means that we have to leave.
– Значит, мы договорились? (Znachit, my dogovorilis'?) – So, we have an agreement?

By understanding the verb forms and practicing with example sentences, you can get a better grasp of how "значить" and "значит" function in various contexts.

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