Chapter 3, Derek fford

Are these correct:

1: Cup of Coffe
часка кофе

2: A bottle of Whisky
бутылка виски

3: In quotation Marks
на кавычах

4: After ther interveiw
после интервью

5: A bottle of scent
флакой духов

6: A lot of money
много денег

7: The end of the day
канец суток

8: On the counter
на прилавке

9: On the ceiling
на поолке

9b: the ambassadors house
дочь послов

10: In the cafe
в кафе

12: The lions claws
львов когти

13: Pieces of Bread
куски хлебов

14: In the compartment
на купе

15: To look at the clock
видить в часы

16: With Love :love:
любовю

17: Red Wallpaper
красные обои

18: The begginging of the Holidays
в начале выходнев

19: Out of the Jungle
из джунглей

20: After the talks
после разговоров

21: The price of cocoa
цена кокао

22: On a stretcher
на носилках

23: Under the Gate
под воротах

24: In the Castle
в затке

25: In the creche
на яслях



Спасиба

спасибо
чашка
с любовю
конец

and you seem to have a daughter rather than a house :)

Just a few I saw, I don't know about the rest of it

well, my english spellling is attrotious, so don't expect good russian :P

and as for my daugherly house, well, доч и дм и дача... ;)

1: Cup of Coffe
чашка кофе

3: In quotation Marks
в кавычках

5: A bottle of scent
флакон духов

7: The end of the day
конец дня

9: On the ceiling
на потолке

9b: the ambassador's house
дом посла

12: The lion's claws
когти льва

13: Pieces of Bread
куски хлеба

14: In the compartment
в этом купэ
в этом ящике

15: To look at the clock
посмотреть на часы

16: With Love :love:
с любовью

18: The begginging of the Holidays
начало праздников

21: The price of cocoa
цена какао

23: Under the Gate
под воротами

24: In the Castle
в замке

25: In the creche (?)
в яслях

thnx, know where iwent rong now (and i couldn't read my hadwrighting to type it up either :oops: )

ty

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Originally Posted by Androvsky

thnx, know where iwent rong now (and i couldn't read my hadwrighting to type it up either :oops: )

ty

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Androvsky, your printing is worse than my handwriting, are you training to be a doctor :lol:

I had a go at your list. I wrote the same as Lampada except I got a couple of different answers???

15: To look at the clock
I wrote 'смотреть на часы' instead of 'посмотреть на часы' - presumably it has to be 'посмотреть' if you look at the clock to find out the time, as opposed to looking at the clock because you are waiting for a particular time to arrive :?:

And for
23: Under the Gate
Лежать под воротом – Lie under a gate - так, лежать под воротами - Lie under the gates?
So is it Ползти под ворот – Crawl under a gate
(Ползти под вороты - Crawl under the gates) :?:

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Originally Posted by майк

15: To look at the clock
I wrote 'смотреть на часы' instead of 'посмотреть на часы' - presumably it has to be 'посмотреть' if you look at the clock to find out the time, as opposed to looking at the clock because you are waiting for a particular time to arrive :?:

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Absolutely correct.

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And for
23: Under the Gate
Лежать под воротом – Lie under a gate - так, лежать под воротами - Lie under the gates?So is it Ползти под ворот – Crawl under a gate
(Ползти под вороты - Crawl under the gates) :?:

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Ворота is always plural.
So it's always "лежать под воротами" and "ползти(куда?) под ворота" or "ползти(где?) под воротами"

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Originally Posted by Friendy

Ворота is always plural.
So it's always "лежать под воротами" and "ползти(куда?) под ворота" or "ползти(где?) под воротами"

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Thanks Friendy.

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Originally Posted by майк originally

Ползти под вороты - Crawl under the gates

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Can I use my original accusative construction if I want to say, 'Ползти под грузовик, чтобы прятаться' и 'Ползти под вороты, чтобы видеть дом'. I want to say that I crawled to a point under the gates in order to see something.

btw - I have seen gates in Russia that are bigger than my office building in Central London :lol:

[quote=майк]

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Originally Posted by "майк originally":23bxewj3

Ползти под вороты - Crawl under the gates

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Can I use my original accusative construction if I want to say, 'Ползти под грузовик, чтобы прятаться' и 'Ползти под вороты, чтобы видеть дом'. I want to say that I crawled to a point under the gates in order to see something.
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Yes, it's correct except that accusative from "ворота" is "ворота" and not вороты so it's "под ворота".

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Originally Posted by Friendy

Yes, it's correct except that accusative from "ворота" is "ворота" and not вороты so it's "под ворота".

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I get it Friendy.

I seriously thought I was going mad. Here's why. I have ABBYY Linvo 9.0 English-Russian Electronic Dictionary. When you search for ворота you can then list the 'Word Forms' (You may be familiar with the software). There are three windows which you can flick through with a [Next>] button. The first two are for ворот (collar), which I didn't notice until now! And the 3rd is for ворота. I thought you were referring to some genitive form that I knew nothing about!

Thank you Friendy for persevering. I'll try and pay more attention next time :lol:

The second "ворот" is "windlass, winch". :)

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Originally Posted by Propp

The second "ворот" is "windlass, winch". :)

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Can it also be a shirt collar?

don't worry guys, there is another 20 in chapter 4 i will do in the next couple of days ;)
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