банкомат

For my Russian test tomorrow we were given a list of words for recognition/translation, including this one:

банкомат (bankomat)

I can't find it in any of my dictionaries and my instructor's email reply to my question neglected to actually answer the question, so I thought maybe you all could help me. I assume it means something like "ATM" but it's not coming up under "ATM" in any of my dictionaries, either. I know it's a real world, because it's all over a bunch of different Russian bank sites (usually банкоматы) but I'm not getting anything definitive from the context (it is, at least, showing up next to "АТМ.")

Anyone have a really simple translation for it?

All signs point to - ATM.

It is indeed, an ATM... machine.

cash machine, ATM, automatic cash terminal
http://www.nedelia.ru/im/nums/2006/002/bankomat_ch.jpg

You're both wrong. Банкомат -- это слово синоним за Романа Абрамовича.

Можно сказать "денежный автомат"?

Look at the fur on that seal killer.

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Originally Posted by basurero

Можно сказать "денежный автомат"?

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Я не слышал, чтоб так кто-нибудь говорил.

Woot! Очень большие спасиба!

Now I just need to write up to/at/from sentences for it. I assume it'd be:

Я пришла на банкомат.
Я была на банкомат.
Я ушла с банкомата.

Да?

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Originally Posted by lloannna

Я пришла на банкомат.
Я была на банкомат.
Я ушла с банкомата.

Да?

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Нет. И я даже не совсем уверен, что имеется в виду.

Я пришла на банкомат. - Я пришла к банкомату? Я подошла к банкомату?

Я была на банкомат - Я ходила к банкомату? Я была у банкомата?

Я ушла с банкомата. - Я отошла от банкомата? Я только что вернулась от банкомата?

My textbook says:

Enclosed Spaces (университет, библиотека)
To: в + Acc.
At: в + Prep.
From: из + Gen.

Events/Open Spaces (стадион, балет)
To: на + Acc.
At: на + Prep.
From: с + Gen.

Persons
To: к + Dat.
At: у + Gen.
From: от + Gen.

Ordinarily in the US an ATM is an open place. Is a банкомат a person? I'm confused.

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Originally Posted by lloannna

Woot! Очень большие спасиба!

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Since TATY is on vacation right now, I'll fill in for him:

спасибО. спасибО. спасибО. :wink:

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Originally Posted by lloannna

My textbook says:

Enclosed Spaces (университет, библиотека)
To: в + Acc.
At: в + Prep.
From: из + Gen.

Events/Open Spaces (стадион, балет)
To: на + Acc.
At: на + Prep.
From: с + Gen.

Persons
To: к + Dat.
At: у + Gen.
From: от + Gen.

Ordinarily in the US an ATM is an open place. Is a банкомат a person? I'm confused.

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Firslty, ATM is not an open place! It is a box. A box can not be an open space. Secondly, you don't go IN the ATM do you. To go to the university implies you go inside it. Something that clearly doesn't work for ATM, but for a normal bank, yes. That is why you have to use "approach up to" which is always used with "к"

Okay, I think I get it. I'll double check tomorrow, though, just in case the guy grading my test disagrees. ^_^ After all, I'm not learning Russian, I am learning Josh's Russian. At least till my final grade comes in.

Бармалей: So спасибо stays singular (or is just indeclinable), even when I'm trying to say "many thanks"? Or would I have to add много to make it clear that I'm referring to more than one (since I'm talking to a crowd of individuals)?

Just say:

всем спасибо!
Thank you all!

спасибо большое! works well too. I also like спасибо огромное за убийство Калиний-Винний. :wink:

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Originally Posted by lloannna

Okay, I think I get it. I'll double check tomorrow, though, just in case the guy grading my test disagrees. ^_^ After all, I'm not learning Russian, I am learning Josh's Russian. At least till my final grade comes in.

Бармалей: So спасибо stays singular (or is just indeclinable), even when I'm trying to say "many thanks"? Or would I have to add много to make it clear that I'm referring to more than one (since I'm talking to a crowd of individuals)?

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Many thanks = большое спасибо

Okay!

Всем спасибо!

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Originally Posted by Бармалей

спасибо большое! works well too. I also like спасибо огромное за убийство Калиний-Винний. :wink:

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угу 8) а у меня крыша-то есть, тупарь! :wink:
Ты лучше посмотри на свою спину - она вся белая :!: :lol:

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Originally Posted by Бармалей

You're both wrong. Банкомат -- это слово синоним _ Романа Абрамовича.

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Ты лучше посмотри на свою спину - она вся белая

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Originally Posted by lloannna

Ordinarily in the US an ATM is an open place. Is a банкомат a person? I'm confused.

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Но это не сам по себе банкомат открытое место, а он НАХОДИТСЯ на открытом месте. Что не одно и то же.
Находится “НА” можно НА поверхности.
Мы подходим “К”, ко всему что стоит “НА”.
Банкомат стоит НА улице, мы подходим К банкомату.
К человеку, К столбу, фонарю, фонтану, дереву.
К любому предмету. К мячу, К стакану, К ведру, К Васе, Пете, Калинке, директору, рабочему, студенту, машине КО ВСЕМУ.

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Originally Posted by basurero

Можно сказать "денежный автомат"?

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Можно, если ты общаешься с русскими, которые жили или проживают на территории немецкоязычных стран. :) Они скорее "банкомат" не поймут, а вот "денежный автомат" - 100%.

З.Ы.
К Калинке не подходим от греха, у него крыша и он вообще мафия. Как бы чего не вышло.
http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/co...smiley-008.gif

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

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Originally Posted by lloannna

My textbook says:

Enclosed Spaces (университет, библиотека)
To: в + Acc.
At: в + Prep.
From: из + Gen.

Events/Open Spaces (стадион, балет)
To: на + Acc.
At: на + Prep.
From: с + Gen.

Persons
To: к + Dat.
At: у + Gen.
From: от + Gen.

Ordinarily in the US an ATM is an open place. Is a банкомат a person? I'm confused.

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Firslty, ATM is not an open place! It is a box. A box can not be an open space. Secondly, you don't go IN the ATM do you. To go to the university implies you go inside it. Something that clearly doesn't work for ATM, but for a normal bank, yes. That is why you have to use "approach up to" which is always used with "к"

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You can say "на", but then you have to use a different verb:
кончил на банкомат
кончила на банкомате

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Originally Posted by adoc

You can say "на", but then you have to use a different verb:
кончил на банкомат
кончила на банкомате

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