He preparado tarjetas de palabras españolas con una traducción al ruso. Hay cerca 4400 palabras, graduado por su frecuencia en el idioma. (usando http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary%3AFrequency_lists#Spanish):
http://quizlet.com/32056291/_1-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/32056445/_2-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/32056584/_3-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/32056811/_4-flash-cards/
Puedo preparar tanto con una traducción al ingles, si es necesario.
It's interesting to know how you define in your languages relations. For example, if you want to mention your beloved, in English you can say "girlfriend"/"boyfriend", but it doesn't mean actually the "friend". So how to call girl that is just friend? Because "girlfriend" is already taken.
In russian there's a trick, we call it "my girl", "my boy" if we mean something more than friends, and "girlfriend/boyfriend" if we talk about closer relation. But I see that nowdays more people call their beloved "girlfriend".
I was always wondering how in Spanish "novia" means "girlfriend" and "bride", and if you want to say "she is my girlfriend, but not the bride" - "es mi novia, pero no es mi novia"? How do you avoid confusion here?
Are there any other words used for relations gradation?
