| Hello! Welcome to Russian Weekly Words with me, Katyusha. As always, I have no idea what kind of topic we’re gonna be talking about today, let’s have a look and check it out, and see if we can pronounce it correctly. And our topic is tableware, Столовые приборы (stalovyye pribory). |
| 1. посуда (pasuda) “dish” |
| “My brother has to clean dishes.” Мой брат должен помыть посуду. (Moy brat dolzhen pamyt’ pasudu.) |
| 2. тарелка (tarelka) “plate” |
| Я разбила свою тарелку. (Ya razbila svayu tarelku.) “I broke my plate.” |
| 3. чашка (chashka) “cup” |
| “I would love to have a cup with a picture.” Я бы хотела чашку с фотографией. (Ya by khatela chashku s fatagrafiyey.) |
| For чашка (chashka), it’s a ”cup” with a handle. So if there’s no handle, in Russian it’s different word. Yes, I think чашка (chashka) is more like a “mug”. |
| 4. бокал для вина (bakal dlya vina) “wine glass” (lit. “glass for wine”) |
| “There are many different glasses for wine.” |
| Существуют разные бокалы для вина. (Sushchestvuyut raznyye bakaly dlya vina.) |
| 5. заварочный чайник (zavarachnyy chaynyk) “teapot” |
| “I got a teapot as a Christmas present.” Я получила заварочный чайник в подарок на Рождество. (Ya paluchila zavarachnyy chaynik f padarak na razhdestvo.) |
| “Tea” in Russian is чай (chay). |
| конец (konets)! It’s the end! But again, I hope I will see you some other time with me and Russian Weekly Words. Пока-пока! (paka-paka!) |
