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"Here is our apple."
Translation:Вот наше яблоко.
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If someone ask you Where is our apple, you can answer Наше яблоко здесь, if you want to tell someone where the apple is, you can say Вот наше яблоко pointing at it with your finger or gaze. If you mix Вот and Здесь, then it's okay, they just will understand that you are not russian, but they will undesrand what you mean
Both words наши and наше are possessive pronouns meaning "our". The difference is that "наши" is for a plurar object regardless of the gender, for example, "наши друзья", that means "our friends", contrary to "наше" that is used in word in the neuter gender, for example, "наше кресло", that means, "our chair". Hope this helps you and good luck.
If they both mean our, then I imagine one is for masculine and the other is for feminine.
наше яблоко здесь would be "our apple is here" right? Would that work in this situation?
I also had it wrong. I said "наше яблоко, здесь." I do not understand why though.
I believe that would translate to "this is our apple" instead of "here is our apple"
Яблоко is pronauced as 'yaa-blak-oo I guess so. Idk how to write it tho because I'm not a native English speaker
Wouldn't it then translate to 'here is here our apple' which makes no sense
Вот would be pointing at a something/someone i.e. вот мама (here is mom)
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Щ sounds like "shch", like in "fresh cheese" Ш sounds like "sh", like in "fresh"
there is no ш in american english. the only way to describe it is austin powers saying "actually in english" in that scene where he's talking to the texan in the casino.
There IS ш (sh) in English (American or otherwise)...but there is NOT щ (shch). [And what Austin Powers says in that scene is "No, actually, I'm English."]
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I don't have a Russian key board so I can't answer questions in Russian. How do I fix this?
Sometimes the 'o' sounds like the English 'a' and sometimes 'o'. How do I know when to use which?
What is the difference between ш and щ? Both pronounced as 'sh' but im not sure if there is a logic when to use each one of them
No, ш and щ are not pronounced the same. Yes, ш is pronounced "sh" but щ is pronounced "shch."
ест means 'eat'. The verb 'to be' is just about always excluded in present tense. But not all tenses! ;D
