Hey guys! I just had a few random questions.
Can you say I'm going to eat? Or can you only say I will be eating, and I will eat?
Is there a verb that means to work, like "Everything will work out alright" or would работать just be used?
How would you say There were, or There was?
I saw somewhere that you can say I was working, and I worked in Russian? I thought there was only one past tense?
How do you say It was?
Does Russian use "that" alot, like the car that I bought, or do they try to omit it?
Is there a thing in Russian like -ing, going, talking, seeing, and if so, how?
Is there a difference between present conditional, I would go, and past conditional, I would have gone?
How do you say something like "He looks smart, dumb etc...?"
When you have like Я хочу and put five things after that, would they all take the accusative?
Does Russian have who and that, like qui and que in french? The man who carries the book, or The book that he's carrying?
Are there changes for plural in the Accusative case, and if so how many?
When you want to say "with someone..." what case do you use after with?
When you want to say " in her arms..." what case do you use after in?
How do you say the what in " He does what he wants" ?
Does Russian have different verbs for to take, like He's taking me there, or I'm taking this test?
One final question!! Does Russian have the words "the one, these ones" This is the one I want or I like these ones?
THANKS SO MUCH! You will not believe how much this will help me, Ive been wondering about this stuff, so Id greatly appreciate some help with this! And btw does anyone know a good dictionary I could buy? The one I have seems to have shafted me. Спасибо болшой![/i]