Thread: голать обед

In an exercise I hear "ни/не голал обед". Neither the verb голать nor голять are in the dictionaries, but they are in many places in the net in different forms: infinitive and past. What does/do it/they mean? Thank you.

Originally Posted by radomir

but they are in many places in the net in different forms: infinitive and past.

Written by learners like you? Or by native speakers who make many mistakes/typos? )) There are also some texts that don't look like Russian. )

Как виждаш тия куци коне да вкарат три чисти голал Това е шампиона на Дания, а не Ботев Пдл Муслин дето си познава добичетата се моли з

просто красавица и голал оч приятный

голос

по словам Маркевича виноват в пропущенных голал

голах
etc etc

I'd like to listen to that sentence/phrase. Is it possible? )

Of course! It is in the address
http://www.gwu.edu/~slavic/golosa/audio/audio2-4e.htm
Урок 10 В гостях, Давайте послушаем 2 in 0:12. And if you say to me the word preceding, somewhat like "присяденв" "tant mieux". I suppose it may mean "after being sat" , a composed gerund, but I can't get the precise form nowhere. Thank you.

Originally Posted by radomir

And if you say to me the word preceding, somewhat like "присяденв"

It's "присядем." He means "let's seat down." And then they answer "Николай Владимирович, мы готовы." (or it's Вадимович? I'm not 100% sure, it's noisy here, I'll try once more later, or someone else will write it. Anyway, it's an address. )

— Ведь чай у нас сегодня, так сказать, учебный.
— А я думал, цейлонский.

Thank you for "both" three or four explanations.

I'm pretty sure it's Nicolay Vladimirovich - Vladimir is much more common name than Vadim (and correspondingly Vadimovich)