Is there any difference between "GROMKO" & "SHUMNO" ???
Could someone explain? (eventual explanation may be in russian).
Thank you in advance.
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'Gromko' means loud and 'shumno' means noisy. The difference between the words is equal to eng translation
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Gromko -it is max volume. Shumno- when heard many difference loud sounds.
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"Gromko" means a high volume level.
"shumno" is an adverb, which is derived from the word "Shum". "Shum" means sounds that merge into something obscure and discordant, or perceived as a hindrance.
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'Gromko' = Głośno (angl. Loud)
"zbyt głośno wieje wiatr
zbyt głośno echo brzmi " (Carrion – Niepamięć) - дословно "Слишком громко(сильно) дует ветер. Слишком громко эхо звучит."
'Szumno', czyli "dużo szumu". (angl. Noisy)
Spodziewam się, że to ci pomoże :)
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"Громко" is loudly
"Шумно" is an adverb from "noisy" (шумный - masculine; шумная - feminine; шумное - neuter)
A noisy place --- шумное место (n)
A noisy station --- шумная станция (f)
A noisy bus --- шумный автобус (m)
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Here is a noisy place --- Здесь шумно
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