| in English | in Russian | S |
|---|---|---|
| to call | звать |
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– Tips to remember the Russian word:
Think of “invite” because "звать" (zvat') sounds a bit like "invite," and when you invite someone, you often "call" them over.
– Explanations:
"Звать" in Russian means "to call" or "to name". It is used when you are calling someone (inviting) or referring to someone's name.
– Other words that mean the same thing:
– Призывать (prizivat') – to call upon, to summon.
– Взывать (vzyvat') – to call out, to appeal to.
– Conjugations:
Infinitive: звать (zvat')
Present Tense:
– я зову (ya zovu)
– ты зовёшь (ty zovyosh')
– он/она/оно зовёт (on/ona/ono zovyot)
– мы зовём (my zovyom)
– вы зовёте (vy zovyote)
– они зовут (oni zovut)
Past Tense:
– я звал (ya zval) [masculine]
– я звала (ya zvala) [feminine]
– я звало (ya zvalo) [neuter]
– мы/вы/они звали (my/vy/oni zvali) [plural]
Future Tense:
– я буду звать (ya budu zvat')
– ты будешь звать (ty budesh' zvat')
– он/она/оно будет звать (on/ona/ono budet zvat')
– мы будем звать (my budem zvat')
– вы будете звать (vy budete zvat')
– они будут звать (oni budut zvat')
– Examples of sentences:
– Я зову тебя на ужин. (Ya zovu tebya na uzhin.) – I am calling you for dinner.
– Он звал своего друга. (On zval svoyego druga.) – He called his friend.
– Мы будем звать его завтра. (My budem zvat' yevo zavtra.) – We will call him tomorrow.
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