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Relationships and Marital Status[edit | edit source]

Welcome to the lesson on relationships and marital status in Russian! In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to different types of relationships and marital status. Understanding these terms will help you communicate and describe your own relationships or ask about someone else's. So, let's get started!

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Here is the vocabulary for relationships and marital status:

Russian	Pronunciation	English
одинокий	a-dee-NA-kee	single
женатый	zhee-NA-tee	married (for a man)
замужем	za-mu-ZHEM	married (for a woman)
разведенный	raz-vee-DEN-niy	divorced
вдовец	vdah-VETS	widower
вдова	vdoh-VAH	widow

Usage[edit | edit source]

Now, let's see how these words are used in sentences:

Я одинокий. (Ya a-dee-NA-kee) - I am single.
Он женатый. (On zhee-NA-tee) - He is married.
Она замужем. (Ana za-mu-ZHEM) - She is married.
Мой друг разведенный. (Moy droog raz-vee-DEN-niy) - My friend is divorced.
Он вдовец. (On vdah-VETS) - He is a widower.
Она вдова. (Ana vdoh-VAH) - She is a widow.

Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

In Russian culture, family holds a significant place. Marriage is considered an important institution, and the family unit is highly valued. Traditionally, it is common for Russians to get married at a young age and start a family. However, with changing times, the age at which people marry has increased, and many individuals choose to focus on their education and careers before tying the knot.

Divorce rates have also increased in recent years, and divorce is now more socially accepted than it was in the past. It is important to note that the terms "женатый" (zhee-NA-tee) and "замужем" (za-mu-ZHEM) are used specifically to describe marital status, whereas "разведенный" (raz-vee-DEN-niy) is used to indicate divorce. The terms "вдовец" (vdah-VETS) and "вдова" (vdoh-VAH) are used to describe someone who has lost their spouse due to death.

Practice[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to practice! Translate the following sentences into Russian:

1. She is single. 2. Are you married? 3. He is divorced. 4. My grandfather is a widower. 5. Are they married?

Here are the answers:

1. Она одинокая. (Ana a-dee-NA-ka-ya) 2. Ты женатый? (Ti zhee-NA-tee) 3. Он разведенный. (On raz-vee-DEN-niy) 4. Мой дедушка вдовец. (Moy dyedushka vdah-VETS) 5. Они замужем? (Oni za-mu-ZHEM)

Great job! Keep practicing to reinforce your knowledge of these vocabulary words.

Summary[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we learned vocabulary related to relationships and marital status in Russian. We covered words such as "single", "married", "divorced", "widower", and "widow". We also discussed some cultural insights regarding marriage and family in Russian culture. Don't forget to practice using these words in sentences to improve your understanding and fluency. Keep up the good work and continue learning!

Table of Contents - Russian Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Alphabet and Pronunciation

Basic Phrases and Greetings

Nouns and Gender

Numbers and Time

Cases and Prepositions

Family and Relationships

Family Members
Relationships and Marital Status

Verbs and Conjugation

Food and Dining

Russian Traditions and Holidays

Travel and Transportation

Adjectives and Adverbs

Hobbies and Leisure Activities

Russian Literature and Arts

Sources[edit | edit source]

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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-As a language teacher with over 20 years of experience, I believe that mastering vocabulary related to relationships and marital status is crucial for effective communication in Russian. In this lesson, we will cover key terms that will enable you to ask questions, describe your own relationship status, and understand the relationship status of others.
+== Relationships and Marital Status ==
+Welcome to the lesson on relationships and marital status in Russian! In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to different types of relationships and marital status. Understanding these terms will help you communicate and describe your own relationships or ask about someone else's. So, let's get started!
-<span link>Don't miss the chance to check out these pages as you wrap up this lesson: [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/House|House]] & [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Jurisprudence|Jurisprudence]].</span>
+=== Vocabulary ===
-== Vocabulary ==
-Below are some of the most important words and phrases related to relationships and marital status in Russian.
+Here is the vocabulary for relationships and marital status:
-=== Relationship Status ===
-A person's relationship status refers to whether they are single or currently in a relationship. The following words and phrases are commonly used to describe relationship status:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Russian !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| одинокий (odinokiy) || ədʲɪ'no.kʲɪj || single, lonely
+| одинокий || a-dee-NA-kee || single
 |-
-| свободный (svobodnyy) || sva.ɐ'bo.dnɨj || single, available
+| женатый || zhee-NA-tee || married (for a man)
 |-
-| занятый (zanyatyy) || zɐ'nʲæ.tɨj || taken, busy
+| замужем || za-mu-ZHEM || married (for a woman)
 |-
-| встречающийся (vstrechayushchiysya) || fstrʲɪ'tʃa.ʉ̞.ɕːɨj.sʲʉ̞ || seeing someone
+| разведенный || raz-vee-DEN-niy || divorced
 |-
-| женат (zhenat) || ʐɨ'nat || married (for men)
+| вдовец || vdah-VETS || widower
 |-
-| замужем (zamuzhem) || zɐ'mu.ʐɨm || married (for women)
+| вдова || vdoh-VAH || widow
-|-
-| разведен (razveden) || rɐz'vʲɛdʲɪn || divorced
-|-
-| вдовец (vdovets) || vdɐ'vʲɛts || widower
-|-
-| вдова (vdova) || vdɐ'va || widow
 |}
-=== Asking About Relationship Status ===
+=== Usage ===
-Here are some phrases you can use to ask about someone's relationship status:
-* Вы замужем? (Vy zamuzhem?) - Are you married? (to a woman)
-* Вы женаты? (Vy zhenaty?) - Are you married? (to a man)
-* Вы разведены? (Vy razvedeny?) - Are you divorced?
-* У вас есть парень/девушка? (U vas yest' paren'/devushka?) - Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?
-* Вы свободны? (Vy svobodny?) - Are you single?
-=== Describing Your Relationship Status ===
-Here are some phrases you can use to describe your relationship status:
-* Я свободный (Ya svobodnyy) - I am single.
-* Я занятый (Ya zanyatyy) - I am taken/busy.
-* Я встречаюсь (Ya vstrechayus') - I am seeing someone.
-* Я женат (Ya zhenat) - I am married (for men).
-* Я замужем (Ya zamuzhem) - I am married (for women).
-* Я разведен (Ya razveden) - I am divorced.
-* Я вдовец (Ya vdovets) - I am a widower.
-* Я вдова (Ya vdova) - I am a widow.
-=== Other Related Vocabulary Words ===
-Here are some additional vocabulary words related to relationships and marital status:
-{| class="wikitable"
-! Russian !! Pronunciation !! English
-|-
-| пара (para) || pɐ'ra || couple
-|-
-| отношения (otnosheniya) || ɐt.nɐ'ʂɛ.nʲɪ.jɪ || relationship
-|-
-| брак (brak) || brak || marriage
-|-
-| свадьба (svadbá) || svɐd'ba || wedding
-|-
-| развод (razvod) || rɐz'vot || divorce
-|}
-== Cultural Tips ==
+Now, let's see how these words are used in sentences:
-As you learn vocabulary words related to relationships and marital status, it's important to keep in mind that some Russian cultural norms may differ from those in your own country. Here are a few tips:
+* Я одинокий. (Ya a-dee-NA-kee) - I am single.
+* Он женатый. (On zhee-NA-tee) - He is married.
+* Она замужем. (Ana za-mu-ZHEM) - She is married.
+* Мой друг разведенный. (Moy droog raz-vee-DEN-niy) - My friend is divorced.
+* Он вдовец. (On vdah-VETS) - He is a widower.
+* Она вдова. (Ana vdoh-VAH) - She is a widow.
-* In Russia, it is common for couples to live together before getting married, and it is not unusual for couples to have children before getting married.
+=== Cultural Insights ===
-* Russian weddings tend to be larger and more lavish than weddings in some other countries. It is customary for the groom and his family to pay for the wedding, with the bride's family contributing if they can.
+In Russian culture, family holds a significant place. Marriage is considered an important institution, and the family unit is highly valued. Traditionally, it is common for Russians to get married at a young age and start a family. However, with changing times, the age at which people marry has increased, and many individuals choose to focus on their education and careers before tying the knot.
-* In Russian culture, it is considered impolite to ask someone how much money they make, so it's best to avoid this topic of conversation.
+Divorce rates have also increased in recent years, and divorce is now more socially accepted than it was in the past. It is important to note that the terms "женатый" (zhee-NA-tee) and "замужем" (za-mu-ZHEM) are used specifically to describe marital status, whereas "разведенный" (raz-vee-DEN-niy) is used to indicate divorce. The terms "вдовец" (vdah-VETS) and "вдова" (vdoh-VAH) are used to describe someone who has lost their spouse due to death.
-* Finally, keep in mind that family is very important in Russian culture, and it is common for multiple generations to live together in the same household. Be prepared to meet extended family members and be respectful of their traditions and customs.
+=== Practice ===
-== Practice Exercise ==
+Now it's time to practice! Translate the following sentences into Russian:
-Now let's practice using the vocabulary words we've learned. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word or phrase:
+. She is single.
+. Are you married?
+. He is divorced.
+. My grandfather is a widower.
+. Are they married?
-. Мой друг разведен, сейчас он ___________ (odinokiy).
+Here are the answers:
-. Я женат и у меня есть два ребенка, моя ___________ (zhena) прекрасная женщина.
-. Вы уже давно встречаетесь с ___________ (parnyom/ devushkoy)?
-. Наши ___________ (otnosheniya) только начались, мы встретились две недели назад.
-. Моя сестра только что вышла замуж, в июле будет ее ___________ (svad'ba).
-Answers:
+. Она одинокая. (Ana a-dee-NA-ka-ya)
-. одинокий (odinokiy)
+. Ты женатый? (Ti zhee-NA-tee)
-. жена (zhena)
+. Он разведенный. (On raz-vee-DEN-niy)
-. парнем/девушкой (parnym/devushkoy)
+. Мой дедушка вдовец. (Moy dyedushka vdah-VETS)
-. отношения (otnosheniya)
+. Они замужем? (Oni za-mu-ZHEM)
-. свадьба (svad'ba)
-== Conclusion ==
+Great job! Keep practicing to reinforce your knowledge of these vocabulary words.
-Congratulations, you have expanded your Russian vocabulary related to relationships and marital status! Use these words and phrases in your conversations with Russian speakers to better understand their culture and build stronger relationships. Don't forget to practice these terms with exercises to reinforce your memory of them. Keep up the good work, and let's move on to the next lesson!
+=== Summary ===
+In this lesson, we learned vocabulary related to relationships and marital status in Russian. We covered words such as "single", "married", "divorced", "widower", and "widow". We also discussed some cultural insights regarding marriage and family in Russian culture. Don't forget to practice using these words in sentences to improve your understanding and fluency. Keep up the good work and continue learning!
-<span link>Congratulations on finishing this lesson! Explore these related pages to keep learning: [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Health|Health]] & [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Good-Bye|How to Say Good Bye]].</span>
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+|description=In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary related to relationships and marital status in Russian, such as "single", "married", "divorced", and "widowed". Understanding these terms will help you communicate and describe your own relationships or ask about someone else's.
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+==Sources==
+* [https://ling-app.com/ru/relationship-vocabulary-in-russian/ Your #1 And Easiest Relationship Vocabulary In Russian! - Ling App]
+* [https://www.thoughtco.com/russian-words-family-members-4768487 Russian Words: Family Members]
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-* [https://ling-app.com/ru/relationship-vocabulary-in-russian/ Your #1 And Easiest Relationship Vocabulary In Russian! - Ling App]
-* [https://www.thoughtco.com/russian-words-family-members-4768487 Russian Words: Family Members]
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