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Урок босемь (а) Урок восемь (а) ехать я еду ты едешь он, она едет мы едем вы едете они едут идти я иду ты идёшь он, она идёт мы идём вы идёте они идут Куда? Он едет в лес. Он идёт на работу. Люди идут. Куда они идут? Они идут на работу. Люди едут. Куда они едут? Они едут в лес. Вон едут туристы в лес. Ah, this is difficult. How to remember the difference between ехать and идти? They are so similar, but still not! Today two new words were learned: Куда? Вон! So now I know like 52 words in total. Edited: changed б to в in several places. Also find it difficult not to write б as 6.

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Урок восемь (а)

Урок восемь (а)

ехать
я еду
ты едешь
он, она едет
мы едем
вы едете
они едут

идти
я иду
ты идёшь
он, она идёт
мы идём
вы идёте
они идут

Куда?

Он едет в лес.
Он идёт на работу.

Люди идут.
Куда они идут?
Они идут на работу.

Люди едут.
Куда они едут?
Они едут в лес.

Вон едут туристы в лес.

Ah, this is difficult. How to remember the difference between ехать and идти? They are so similar, but still not! Today two new words were learned: Куда? Вон! So now I know like 52 words in total.
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I know. "Oni jédit" - "Oni idút" in transcription. But in original letters - very alike (to me). In any case I don't speak, I only read or listen. I'm in the silent period. Even "Masha and The Bear"* is too difficult. The silent period = "The silent period hypothesis is the idea that when a language is learned, there should be a period in which the learner is not expected to actively produce any language. This is based on observations of a listening period in infants when they learn a first language." *) Except perhaps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR4xDIDFejY
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@Eva. Hm... Russian sound "е" is absolute different from "и"...
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@Petr. Thank you, I now have learned two new words пешком and транспорте. The first is similar to French, "se promener à pied ", will be easy to remember.
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@Михаил: The problem is not what it actually means (идут или едут) - and indeed Swedish is similar to German but the problem at hand for me is rather the equivalent to the problem Russians might have with for example AIR – HEIR (воздух – наследник): fresh air; the heir to the throne; or AISLE – ISLE (проход – остров): an aisle seat; the British Isles; both kindly provided to me as examples from a Russian website bumped up by Google. So, to me the words идут и едут come across as one and the same sound (almost) ...

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