Hi, everyone. |
I am Anastasia Komarova. |
Всем привет. (Vsem privet.) |
Меня зовут Анастасия Комарова. (Menya zovut Anastasiya Komarova.) |
Welcome to the Russian Whiteboard Lessons. |
In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about your occupation in Russian. |
Let's get started. |
Поехали! (Poyekhali!) |
Okay, let's look at the vocabulary. |
Some words are very similar to English. |
And the first word is студент. (student) |
Студент. (Student) |
That refers to a male student. |
The word for a female student is студентка. (studentka) |
Next word is инвестор. (investor) |
Инвестор. (Investor) |
Next word is исследователь. (issledovatel') |
Исследователь. (Issledovatel') |
That refers to a male researcher. |
The word for a female researcher is исследовательница. (issledovatel'nitsa) |
Next word is учитель. (uchitel') |
Учитель. (Uchitel') |
That refers to a male teacher. |
The word for a female teacher is учительница. (uchitelnitsa) |
Next word is инженер. (inzhener) |
Инженер. (Inzhener) |
Next word is водитель. (voditel') |
Водитель. (Voditel') |
Next word is врач. (vrach) |
Врач. (Vrach) |
Next word is бизнесмен. (biznesmen) |
Бизнесмен. (Biznesmen) |
Next word is актер. (akter) |
Актер. (Akter) |
That refers to an actor. |
The word for an actress is актриса. (aktrisa) |
Next word is рабочий. (rabochiy) |
Worker. |
Рабочий. (Rabochiy) |
In Russian, some occupations have the same word for both genders. |
For example, доктор, врач. (doktor, vrach) |
However, some words will differ depending on gender. |
In general, nouns that end in consonant tend to be a masculine, while nouns that end in ка, ница tend to be a feminine. (ka, nitsa) |
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