A large selection of the necessary English transcription for children
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- English for children with Russian transcription
- Colors with transcription in English for children
- Nature in English for children with transcription
- Animals in English for children with transcription
- English for children - pronouns with transcription
- English verbs for children with transcription
- Clothing in English with transcription for children
- Figures in English for children with transcription
- English alphabet with transcription for children
- English numbers for children with transcription
- Transcription of words in English for children
- Phrases in English for children with transcription
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English for children with Russian transcription
English for children with Russian transcription:
Time of Day (Time of Day)
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Second | sEKEND | second |
Minute | ministry of Economics | minute |
Hour | aUE | hour |
Sunrise (Daybreak) | sanraise (Daybreike) | dawn |
Morning | moning | morning |
Midday/Noon | middei/Nun | noon |
AFTERNOON | aftenun | afternoon |
Evenging | ivnin | evening |
Night | knight | night |
Midnight | midnight | midnight |
City (Town/City)
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Alley | eli | lane, alley |
Highway | highve | highway, highway |
Lane | lane | lane, path |
Park | pack | a park |
Road | road | road |
Square | squee | square |
Street | straight | the outside |
Places (Places)
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Atelier | etalie | studio |
Barbershop | babashop | barbershop, hairdresser for men |
Cinema | cINEMA | cinema |
Cemetery | samitri | cemetery |
Circus | sokes | the circus |
Coffee House | kofi House | coffee house |
Hair SalonBeauty Salon | hee salonbiti salon |
salon beauty saloon |
Bank | bank | bank |
Baker’s | baykes | bakery |
Cafe | kafay | cafe |
Chemist’s | camist | pharmacy |
Factory | festeri | factory |
Embankment | imbankment | embankment |
City | city | city \u200b\u200b(big) |
Town | town | city \u200b\u200b(small) |
Town Hall | town Holler | town Hall, municipality building |
Museum | musiem | museum |
Monument | monjumant | monument |
Market | makit | market |
Supermarket | syupemakit | supermarket |
School | sculpting | school |
Kindergarten | kindEgart | kindergarten |
Hospital | hospitel | hospital |
Post Office | post office | |
Police Station | stayshn policy | police |
Restaurant | resteron | restaurant |
Library | library | library |
Sports Center | sITS SENTE | sports center, sports club |
Gym | jim | gym |
Night Club | knight Club | night club |
Exhibition Hall | eccibishen Hol | showroom |
Theatre | site | theatre |
Church | cHECH | church |
Planetarium | paleniteuriem | planetarium |
Stadiumundeground Passage |
staydiem andegrand Pasij |
stadium underground crossing
|
Hotel | houtel | otal |
Pet Shop | pat Shop | pet Shop |
Apartment (Apartments)
Word | Transcription | Translation |
Armchair | amphee | armchair |
BalCony | balcony | balcony |
Bathroom Bed |
basrumbad | bathroom bed |
Bedroomcarpet | badrumkapit |
bedroom carpet |
Ceiling | silin | ceiling |
Chairchandelier | cheeshandele |
chair chandelier |
Curtains | knets | curtains |
Cushions | kashns | pillows |
Coffee Table COOKER Cooler Corridor |
kofi Tabelkuke kULE corrido |
coffee table stove, stove fridge the corridor |
Desk | dESK | desk |
Door | dOO | door |
FirePlace Floor Fridge |
firepleasfloo friedge |
kaminopol fridge |
Hall | hol | hall, lobby |
LAMP Lavatory Living Room |
lamp lavetery livin Rum |
lamptate living room |
Microwave Ovenmiror | michereve Avenmir |
microwave mirror |
Kitchen | kitchen | kitchen |
PaintingPicture | paintinpicche |
picture (paints) painting |
RACK Refrigerator |
rockrefrejiyate | stelage Kholodnik |
Socketsofa Study |
sOKET sofe stages |
socket sofa, Sofa cabinet |
Table | tabble | table |
Toilet | toylit | toilet |
Wall Wardrobe Window |
volvodrov window |
wall wardrobe, cabinet window |
Dishes (Dishes)
Word | Russian transcription | Translation |
bowl | bowl | bowl |
chop Sticks | chop Styx | chopsticks |
cup | cap | a cup |
fORK | fOC | fork |
frying Pan | frain Pan | pan |
glass | voice | cup |
kettle | cathle | kettle |
knife | nyphus | knife |
ladle | ladle | polovnik |
mug | magician | cup |
plate | pLAT | plate |
salad Bowl | sELED BOUL | salennik |
saucepan | sospen | pot |
sieve | sIIV | sieve/colander |
spoon | slot | a spoon |
sugar Bowl | shchuga Bowl | sugar |
tea Pot | ty sweat | komarik |
tea Spoon | tee Slo | tea spoon |
tray | trai | tray |
Health (Health)
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
ache | eik | pain (long) |
ambulance | embewland | ambulance |
bruise | bruz | bruise |
blood Trasfusion | blood Trensfuezhen | blood transfusion |
burn | ben | burn |
cancer | kanse | crayfish |
check-up | check-up | check, inspection |
chemist’s | camists | pharmacy |
cold | cold | cold |
complain | complene | to complain |
couth | caf | cough |
couth-Mixture | kaf Mixce | ground mix |
cure | kyo | medicine, treat |
dentist | dantyst | dentist |
digestion | dajeshen | digestion |
doctor | dOKE | doctor |
drops | drops | drops |
epidemic | epidemic | epidemic |
examine | ikzemin | examine |
drops | drops | drops |
fIRST AID | feost Aide | ambulance |
fROST-BITE | frost byte | frostbite |
gargle | gagl | rinsing |
headache | hadage | headache |
heart Attack | hat Etek | heart attack |
hospital | hospitel | hospital |
ill | ill | sick |
indigest | indajeshen | stomach upset |
influenza/FLU | influuenze/Flu |
flu
|
injection | indjekshen | injection, inj |
instructions | incracker | recommendations |
investigation | invetigeshen | examination |
maternity Hospital | mateniti House | maternity hospital |
medicine | madsin | medicine |
note | laptop | direction |
nurse | threat | nurse |
operation | oPERESHEN | operation |
pain | payne | pain (sharp) |
pills | pilz | tablets |
pneumonia | newMonium | pneumonia |
pOLICLINIC | polyclinic | clinic |
presscrist | pROSKOKOB | prescribe |
presscription | prescript | recipe |
pressure | prezhe | pressure |
pulse | pals | pulse |
runny Nose | wound Nowe | crylide |
sore Throat | with STRIP | sore throat |
stomach Ache | istank Aik | stomach ache |
tOOTH ACHE | ace Aik | toothache |
Colors with transcription in English for children
Colors with transcription in English for children:
red is red [red] |
orange is orange [‘Ɔrɪndʒ,‘ ɒRɪNDʒ] |
yellow - yellow [ˈYɛloʊ] |
green is green [gri: n] |
blue is blue [Blu:] |
purple - purple [ˈPɜrpəl] |
pink is pink [pɪŋk] |
black - black [Blæk] |
white is white [waɪt] |
gray - gray [Greɪ] |
brown is brown [Braʊn] |
alizarin Crimson - alizarin pockets [əˈlɪzərɪn ˈkrɪmzən, -sən] |
amaranth - Amaranth [ˈÆməˌrænθ] |
American Rose - American Pink [əˈmɛrɪkən roʊz] |
candy Apple Red - red - apple in caramel [ˈKændi ˈæpəl red] |
cardinal - Cardinal [ˈKɑrdnl] |
carmine is karmin [ˈKɑRMɪN, -MAɪN] |
carnelian is a carnelian [kɑrˈnilyən] |
auburn-reddish-chestnut [ˈƆbərn] |
burgundy - Burgundy Wine [ˈBɜrgəndi] |
burnt Sienna - Burn Siena [bɜrnt siˈɛnə] |
cerise-light cherry [səˈris, -riz] |
chestnut - chestnut [ˈTʃɛsˌnʌt, -nət] |
coquelicot - Wild Mac [ˈKəʊklɪˌkəʊ] |
coral Red-Coral-Red [ˈKɔrəl (ˈkɒrəl) red] |
crimson - Karmazin [ˈKrɪmzən, -sən] |
dark Pink-dark pink [dɑrk pɪŋk] |
dark Red-dark red [dɑrk red] |
electric Crimson - "Electric" pockets [ɪ’lek.trɪk ‘krɪmz (ə) n] n] |
falu Red - the color of the Swedish houses [‘Fɑ: .lu: red] |
fire Brick - refractory brick [faɪə (r) Brɪk] |
fire Engine Red - Red for fire engines [faɪə (r) ‘en.dʒɪn red] |
flame - fiery [Fleɪm] |
folly - "madness" [‘Fɒl.i] |
fuchsia - fuchsia [‘Fju: .ʃə] |
garnet is a grenade [‘Gɑ: .NɪT] |
lava - lava [‘Lɑ: .Və] |
lust - "lust" [lʌst] |
magenta - purple (printing. SRGB) [mə’en.tə] |
mahogany - Red tree [mə’hɒg.ən.i] |
maroon - chestnut (from French) [mə’ru: n] |
orange-Red-orange-red [‘Ɒr.ɪnʤ red] |
Persian Red - Persian red [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n red] |
persimmon - persimmon [pə’sɪm.ən] |
pink is pink [pɪŋk] |
raspberry - raspberry [‘Rɑ: Z.bər.i] |
red-violet-red-violet [red ‘vaɪə.lət] |
redwood - Sequoia [‘Red.wʊd] |
rose - pink [rəʊz] |
rose Madder-Krapp Marena [rəʊz ‘mædə] |
rosewood - dark tropical tree [‘Rəʊz.wʊd] |
rosso Corsa - Red for car races [‘Ros.so‘ kor.sɑ] |
ruby - ruby [‘Ru: .bi] |
rufous-(reddish-brown) [‘Ru: fəs] |
rust - rust color [rʌst] |
sangria - Sangria [sæŋ’Gri: .ə] |
scarlet is scarlet [‘SKɑ: (R) .Lət] |
sinopia - Sinopi [sɪ’noʊpiə] |
terracotta - Terracotta [ˌTer.ə’kɒt.ə] |
Tuscan Red - Tuscan red [‘Tʌskən red] |
UpsDell Red - Reverend G Upsdell memory [‘Ʌpsdell Red] |
Venetian Red - Venetian red [və’ni: .ʃən red] |
vermilion - Kinovar [və’mɪl.i.ən] |
wine is wine [waɪn] |
amber - amber [‘Æm.bə (r)] |
apricot - apricot [‘Eɪ.Prɪ.KɒT] |
atomic tangerine - "atomic" tangerine [ə’sm.ɪk ˌtæn.ʤə’ri: n] |
bittersweet-sweet-hot fever [ˌBɪt.ə’swi: t] |
bURNT ORANGE - burned orange [bɜ: nt ‘ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
carrot Orange-carrot-orange [‘Kær.ət‘ ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
champagne-champagne (pale-fingered) [ʃæm’peɪn] |
coral - coral [ˈKɔrəl, ˈkɒrəl] |
dark Salmon-Dark Loss [dɑ: (r) k ‘sæm.ən] |
deep Carrot Orange - saturated carrot -orange [di: p ‘kær.ət‘ ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
ECE/SAE Amber - Amber ECE/SAE [I: .SI: I: ES.Eɪ.I: ‘æM.Bə (r)] |
gamboge - hummig [gæm’boʊʤ] |
gold - gold [gəʊld] |
gold (Metallic) - gold (metal) [gəʊld mə’tæl.ɪk] |
international Orange - "International" Orange [ˌꞮn.tə’næʃ.ən.əl ‘ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
mahogany - Red tree [mə’hɒg.ən.i] |
orange (Web) - Orange (web) [‘Ɒr.ɪnʤ Web] |
orange-Red-orange-red [‘Ɒr.ɪnʤ red] |
orange Peel - orange peel [‘Ɒr.ɪnʤ pi: l] |
papaya Whip - whipped cream with papaya [Pə’Paɪ.ə wip] |
peach - peach [pi: tʃ] |
pEACH-RANANGE-PERSUICOVE-ORENE [pi: tʃ ‘ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
peach-yellow-peach-yellow [pi: tʃ ‘jeləʊ] |
Persian Orange - Persian Orange [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n‘ ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
pink-Range-pink-orange [pɪŋk ‘ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
Portland Orange - Portland Orange [‘Pɔrtlənd‘ ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
Princeton Orange - Princeton Orange [prɪnst (ə) n ‘ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
pumpkin - pumpkin [‘Pʌmp.kɪn] |
safety Orange - "Rescue" Orange [‘Seɪf.ti‘ ɒr.ɪnʤ] |
salmon - salmon [‘Sæm.ən] |
sunset - sunset [‘Sʌn.Set] |
tangelo - Fruit Tangelo [‘Tændʒɪləʊ] |
tangerine - tangerine [ˌTæn.ʤə’ri: n] |
orange Tea Rose - Orange Tea Rose [‘Ɒr.ɪnʤ ti: rəʊz] |
tennu00e9 - heraldic brown [Te.’ni] |
tomato is a tomato [Tə’mɑ: .təʊ (be)/ tə’meɪ.toʊ (ae)] |
beige - beige [beɪʤ] |
bistre - Bister (bean soot) [‘Bi: str (ə)] |
bole - tree trunk [bəʊl] |
bronze - bronze [Brɒnz] |
buff - buffalon leather [bʌf] |
bURNT UMBER - Burn Umbra [bɜ: nt ʌmbə (r)] |
camel is a camel [‘Kæm.əl] |
chamoisee - color of the alpine goat [ʃæmwɑ: ’zeɪ] |
chocolate - chocolate [‘Tʃɒk.lət] |
citrine - Citrin, lemon [‘Sɪtri: N] |
coffee - coffee [‘Kɒf.i] |
copper - copper [‘Kɒp.ər] |
cordovan - cordly sulfur skin [‘Kɔrdəvən] |
desert Sand - desert sand [‘Dez.ət sænd] |
earth Yellow - Earth Yellow [ɜ: θ ‘jeləʊ] |
ecru - Negmed Lenon (Ecru) [‘E (ɪ) kru:] |
fallow - arable land under steam [‘Fæl.əʊ] |
fawn is a deer [fɔ: n (be) / fɑ: n (ae)] |
field Drab - field protective (military.) [FI: LD Dræb] |
fulvous-(reddish-brown) [‘Fʌlvəs] |
iSabelline - "Isabella" [ˌꞮzə’belɪn] |
khaki - Haki [‘Kɑ: .ki] |
liver - liver [‘Lɪv.ə (r)] |
ochre - ocher [‘Əʊ.kə (r)] |
raw Umber - Natural Umbra [rɔ: ʌmbə (r)] |
russet-(reddish-brown) [‘Rʌs.ɪt] |
sandy Brown-Sand-brown [‘Sæn.dɪ Braʊn] |
seal Brown - Sea cat [si: l braʊn] |
sepia - Sepia [‘Si: .pi.ə] |
sienna - Siena [si’en.ə] |
tan - tanny bark [tæn] |
taupe - Mole (lat.) [‘Toʊp] |
tawny - "stuffed leather" [‘Tɔ: .ni] |
umber - Umbra [ʌmbə (r)] |
wenge - Wenge [ˈWɛnɡeɪ] |
wheat - wheat [wi: t] |
arylide Yellow - Yellow Arilid (MonoAZ) [‘Ar.ə.lɪd‘ jeləʊ] |
aureolin - yellow cobalt / aureoline [ɔ’riəlɪn] |
chartreuse Yellow - Yellow Shatrez [ʃɑ: ’trɜ: z‘ jeləʊ] |
chrome Yellow - chrome yellow [krəʊm ‘jeləʊ] |
cream is creamy [kri: m] |
dark Goldenrod - Dark Zolotardik [dɑ: (r) k ‘gəʊl.d (ə) n.rɒd] |
flavescent - yellowish [flə’vɛsənt] |
flax - linen [Flæks] |
goldenrod - Zolotardik [‘Gəʊl.d (ə) n.rɒd] |
golden Poppy - California Mac [‘Gəʊl.d (ə) n‘ pɒp.i] |
golden Yellow-golden yellow [‘Gəʊl.d (ə) n‘ jeləʊ] |
green-Yellow-yellow-green [gri: n ‘jeləʊr] |
hansa Yellow - Yellow Hansa [‘Han.sə‘ jeləʊ] |
iCTERINE - yellow (about birds) [‘Ɪktəri: n] |
jasmine is jasmine [‘Dʒæzmɪn] |
jonquil - Zhonkil (Narcissus) [‘DʒɒŋK.WɪL] |
lemon is lemon [‘Lem.ən] |
lemon Chiffon-Lemon Cake Sufle [‘Lem.ən‘ ʃɪf.ɒn] |
lime-lime (yellow-green) [laɪm] |
banana Yellow - Banana Yellow [bə’nænə ‘jeləʊ] |
mAIZE (BE) / Corn (AE) - corn [meɪz / kɔ: (r) n] |
mikado Yellow - Yellow Micado [mɪ’kɑdoʊ ‘jeləʊ] |
mustard - mustard [‘Mʌs.təd] |
Naples yellow - Neapolitan yellow [‘Neɪpəlz‘ jeləʊ] |
Navajo White - Bright Navajo [‘Nævəˌhoʊ waɪt] |
old Gold - Old Gold [əʊld gəʊld] |
olive - olive [‘Ɒl.ɪv] |
pale Gold-pale golden [peɪl gəʊld] |
pale Goldenrod - Pale Zolotardik [peɪl ‘gəʊl.d (ə) n.rɒd] |
pear - a pear [Peər] |
saffron is saffron [‘Sæf.rən] |
school Bus Yellow - School bus [SKU: l bʌs ‘jeləʊ] |
selective Yellow - selective yellow [sɪ’lek.tɪv ‘jeləʊ] |
sunglow - sunny [sʌn.gləʊ] |
tangerine Yellow-Mandarino-yellow [ˌTæn.ʤə’ri: n ‘jeləʊ] |
titanium Yellow - Titan yellow [Taɪ’Teɪniəm ‘jeləʊ] |
urobilin - Urobilin [ˌJʊərəʊ’baɪlɪn] |
vanilla - vanilla [və’nɪl.ə] |
almond - almond [‘Ɑmənd,‘ æ (l) mənd] |
arsenic - arsenic [‘Ɑ: .s (ə) n.ɪk] |
ash Gray-ashen-gray [æʃ green] |
battleship Gray-naval gray [‘Bæt.l.ʃɪp grreɪ] |
cadet Gray - Cadet gray [kə’det grreɪ] |
charcoal - charcoal [‘Tʃɑ: .kəʊl] |
cinereous-(ash-brown) [sɪ’nɪ (ə) rɪəs] |
cool Gray - cold gray [ku: l grreɪ] |
Davy’s Gray - Gray Davy [‘Deɪvɪz Greɪ] |
feldgrau - German protective [Feldgraʊ] |
glaucous - (bluish, grayish) [‘Glɔ: Kəs] |
Payne’s Gray - Gray Payne [peɪns grreɪ] |
platinum - platinum [‘Plæt.ɪ.nəm] |
silver is silver [‘Sɪl.və (r)] |
slate Gray - Gray Aspidge Clay [Sleɪt Greɪ] |
pURPLE TAUPE - purple mole [‘Pɜ: .pl‘ toʊp] |
medium Taupe - Middle Mole [‘Mi: .di.əm‘ toʊp] |
taupe Gray - Gray Mole [‘Toʊp Greɪ] |
pale Taupe - Pale Mole [peɪl ‘toʊp] |
rose Quartz - Pink quartz [rəʊz ‘kwɔ: (r) ts] |
Xanadu - Sandu [zæn (ə) du:] |
timberwolf - Forest Wolf [‘Tɪm.bə (r) wʊlf] |
dark Timberwolf - Dark Forest Wolf [dɑ: (r) k ‘tɪm.bə (r) wʊlf] |
anti-Flash White-white protective from a flash [‘Ænti flæʃ waɪt] |
cornsilk - corn stigmas [kɔrnsɪlk] |
cosmic Latte - Space Latte [‘Kɒzmɪk‘ lɑteɪ] |
eggshell - shell [‘ƐGˌʃɛL] |
ghost White - Ghostly White [goʊst waɪt] |
blond - blond (ka) [Blɒnd] |
linen - canvas, canvas, linen [‘Lɪnən] |
bone - bone [Boʊn] |
ivory - ivory [‘Aɪv (ə) ri] |
magnolia - Magnolia [mæg’noʊlyll, -‘noʊliə] |
old Lace - old lace [əʊld leɪs] |
pearl - pearl [pɜrl] |
seashell - shell [‘Siˌʃɛl] |
apple Green - Apple Green [‘Æp (ə) l gri: n] |
army Green - Army Green [‘Ɑrmi gri: n] |
asparagus - asparagus [ə’Pærəgəs] |
bright Green-bright green [Braɪt gri: n] |
British Racing Green - British racing green [‘Brɪtɪʃ‘ Reɪsɪŋ gri: n] |
camouflage Green - camouflage green [‘Kæməˌflɑʒ gri: n] |
cladon - Celadon [‘Sɛləˌdɒn, -dn] |
chartreuse - Shatrez [ʃɑ: ’trɜ: z] |
clover - Clover [‘Kloʊvər] |
dark Olive Green-dark olive-green [dɑ: (r) k ‘ɒl.ɪv gri: n] |
dark Spring Green - Dark "Spring Green" [dɑ: (r) k sprɪŋ gri: n] |
DartMouth Green - Dartmut Green [‘Dɑrtməθ gri: n] |
electric Green - "Electric" Green [ɪ’lek.trɪk gri: n] |
emerald is emerald [‘Ɛmərəld,‘ ɛMRəld] |
fern Green - Paportnik green [Fɜrn Gri: N] |
forest Green - Forest Green [‘FɔrɪST GRI: N] |
gray-ASPARAGUS-gray-lord [Greɪ ə’Spærəgəs] |
green-Yellow-green-yellow [gri: n ‘jeləʊ] |
harlequin - "Harlequin" [‘Hɑrləkwɪn] |
honeyDew - muscat melon pulp [‘Hʌniˌdu, -ˌdyu] |
hunter Green - Hunting Green [‘Hʌntər gri: n] |
jade - nephritis [dʒeɪd] |
Kelly Green - "Kelly" ("Irish") [‘Kɛli gri: n] |
lawn Green - Lawn, Luzhaika [lɔn gri: n] |
lime - lime [laɪm] |
lime Green-lime-green [laɪm gri: n] |
mint Cream - mint candy [mɪnt kri: m] |
myrtle - myrtle [‘Mɜrtl] |
malachite - malachite [‘Mæləˌkaɪt] |
neon Green - Green Neon [‘Niɒn Gri: N] |
olive Drab #3 - olive camouflage 3 [‘Ɒl.ɪv Dræb θri] |
olive Drab #7 - olive camouflage 7 [‘Ɒl.ɪv dræb‘ sɛvən] |
olivine - olivin (chrysolite) [‘Ɒləˌvin, ˌɒlə’vin] |
pale Green-pale green [peɪl gri: n] |
Paris Green - Paris/Schweinfurt. [‘Pærɪs gri: nr] |
phthalo Green - Green Ftalocyanino [ˌFθælə gri: n] |
pistachio - pistachio [pɪ’Stæʃiˌoʊ, -‘stɑʃiˌoʊ] |
rifle Green - Green Strelkov [‘Raɪfəl gri: n] |
sAP Green - Green from Krushina berries [sæp gri: n] |
spring Bud - spring buds [sprɪŋ bʌd] |
spring Green - "Spring Green" [sprɪŋ gri: n] |
tea Green - Green Tea [Ti: Gri: N] |
yellow-Green-yellow-green [‘Jeləʊ gri: n] |
Alice Blue - Blue Alice Roosevelt [‘Ælɪs blu:] |
aqua - aqua (cyan) [‘Æk.wə] |
aquamarine - aquamarine (sea wave) [ˌÆk.wə.mə’ri: n] |
baby Blue - Baby Blue [‘Beɪ.bi blu:] |
Bondi Blue - Bondai beach water [‘Bɒndaɪ blu:] |
cerulean - Heavenly [sə’ruliən] |
cyan - Blue, Cyan [‘Saɪæn] |
electric Blue - "Electric" blue [ɪ’lek.trɪk blu:] |
jungle Green - Green Jungle [‘Dʤʌŋ.GL GRI: N] |
magic Mint - "Magic Mint" [‘Mæʤ.ɪk mɪnt] |
midnight Green - "Midnight Green" [‘Mɪd.naɪt gri: n] |
mint - mint [mɪnt] |
moss Green - "Mokhovaya" (option) [mɒ (:) s gri: n] |
Persian Green - Persian Green [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n gri: n] |
pine Green - Green Pine [Paɪn Gri: N] |
robin Egg Blue - Egg of the Wandering Drozd [‘Rɑ (:). Bɪn eg blu:] |
sea Green - sea green [si: gri: n] |
Skobeloff - "Skobelev" [ ] |
teal-(bluish-green) "duck" [Ti: L] |
turquoise - turquoise [‘Tɜ: .kwɔɪz] |
verdigris-Yar-Honey (Green Patina) [‘Vɜ: .dɪ.grɪs] |
viridian - Viridian (chromium oxide III) [və’rɪdiən] |
Air Force Blue-Air Air Blue [‘Eəfɔ: s blu:] |
azure - azure, heavenly [‘Æʤ.ər,‘ æz.jʊər] |
Cambridge Blue - Cambridge Blue [‘Keɪmbrɪʤ blu:] |
Carolina Blue - Blue Univ. [ˌKærə’laɪnə blu:] |
ciel-(dull blue) [si: l] |
cobalt Blue - Cobalt Blue [‘Kəʊ.bɒlt blu:] |
cornflower blue - cornflower [‘Kɔ: n.flaʊ.ə (r) blu:] |
dark Blue-Dark blue [dɑ: (r) k blu:] |
deep Sky Blue - saturated blue [di: p skaɪ blu:] |
denim - denim [‘Den.ɪm] |
Egyptian Blue - Egyptian blue [ɪ’ʤɪp.ʃ (ə) n blu:] |
Eton Blue - Itonian Blue [‘Itn Blu:] |
Han Blue - Han Blue [hɑn blu:] |
Han Purple - Han purple [hɑn ‘pɜ: .pl] |
indigo - Indigo [‘Ɪn.dɪ.gəʊ] |
iris - Iris [‘Aɪ.RɪS] |
light Blue - Blue [laɪt blu:] |
midnight Blue - "Midnight Blue" [‘Mɪd.naɪt blu:] |
navy blue-"naval" dark blue [‘Neɪ.vi blu:] |
periwinkle - Perevsh color (Barvinok) [‘Per.ɪˌwɪŋ.kl] |
Persian Blue - Persian blue [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n blu:] |
phthalo Blue - Ftalocyanin [ˌFθælə blu:] |
powder Blue-(greenish-blue) [‘Paʊ.də (r) blu:] |
Prussian Blue - Berlin azure [‘Prʌʃən blu:] |
royal Blue (Traditional) - Royal Blue (traditional) [‘Rɔɪ.əl blu: trə’dɪʃ.ən.əl] |
royal Blue (Web) - Royal Blue (web) [‘Rɔɪ.əl Blu: Web] |
sapphire - sapphire [‘Sæf.aɪə (r)] |
sky Blue - Blue [skaɪ blu:] |
steel Blue - Steel Blue [sti: l blu:] |
ultramarine - Ultramarin [ˌɅl.trə.mə’ri: n] |
Yale Blue - Yale Blue [Yeɪl Blu:] |
amethyst - Amethyst [‘Æməθɪst] |
Byzantium - "Byzantine" [bɪ’zænʃiəm, -tiəm] |
eggplant - eggplant [‘Ɛgˌplænt, -plɑnt] |
fandango - "Fandango" [fæn’dæŋgoʊ] |
heliotrope - heliotrope [‘Hiliəˌtroʊp,‘ hilyə-, ‘hɛlyə- (esp.be)] |
lavender - lavender [‘Lævəndər] |
lavenDer Mist - lavender haze [‘Lævəndər mɪst] |
lavenDer Blush-lavender pink [‘Lævəndər blʌʃ] |
lilac - lilac (purple) [‘Laɪlək, -Lɑk, -Læk] |
mauve - the color of "MOV" [moʊv] |
orchid is an orchid [‘ƆRKɪD] |
plum - plum [plʌm] |
dark Purple-dark purple [dɑ: (r) k ‘pɜ: .pl] |
thistle - Thistle Flower [‘Θɪsəl] |
Tyrian Purple - purple, Porphyry [‘Tɪriən‘ pɜ: .pl] |
violet - purple [‘Vaɪə.lət] |
wisteria - wisteria [wɪ’stɪəriə] |
amaranth Pink - Amaranth Pink [‘Æmərænθ pɪŋk] |
carmine Pink-Karmino pink [‘Kɑ: (r) maɪn pɪŋk] |
carnation Pink - pink clove [kɑr’neɪʃən pɪŋk] |
cerise Pink-cherry-pink [sɪ’RI: s pɪŋk] |
cherry Blossom Pink - Cherry Pink flowers [‘Tʃɛri‘ blɒsəm pɪŋk] |
coral Pink-coral-pink [‘Kɒr.əl pɪŋk] |
deep Carmine Pink-Dark Carmine Pink [di: p ‘kɑ: (r) maɪn pɪŋk] |
deep Pink - saturated pink [di: p pɪŋk] |
Hollywood Cerise - Hollywood Cherry [‘Hɒliˌwʊd sɪ’ri: s] |
hot Magenta-Bright Purple [hɒt mə’ʤen.tə] |
hot Pink-bright pink [hɒt pɪŋk] |
lavenDer Pink-lavender pink [‘Lævəndər pɪŋk] |
light Pink-light pink [laɪt pɪŋk] |
Mountbatten Pink - Pink Mountbetten [maʊnt’bætn pɪŋk] |
Persian Pink - Persian pink (Pink) [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n pɪŋk] |
Persian Rose - Persian pink (Rose) [‘Pɜ: .ʃ (ə) n rəʊz] |
pUCE - color "PUS" [Pyus] |
raspberry Rose-raspberry pink [‘Rɑ: z.bər.i rəʊz] |
rose Pink-pink pink 🙂 [rəʊz pɪŋk] |
salmon Pink-salmon pink [‘Sæm.ən pɪŋk] |
rose Tea Rose - Pink Tea Rose [rəʊz ti: rəʊz] |
Nature in English for children with transcription
Nature in English for children with transcription:
Seasons, weather and natural phenomena.
- Spring — [sPRɪŋ] — spring
- Summer — [ˈSʌmə] — summer
- Autumn — [ˈƆːtəm] — autumn
- Indian Summer — [ˈꞮndɪən ˈsʌmə] — indian summer
- Winter — [ˈWɪntə] — winter
- Breeze — [briːz] — light wind, breeze
- Climate — [ˈKlʌɪmət] — climate
- Cloud — [klaʊd] — cloud, cloud
- Dew — [djuː] — dew
- Drizzle — [ˈDrɪz (ə) l] — little rain
- 1 FOG — [fɒɡ] — fog
- 2 Mist — [mɪST] — fog
- Frost — [fRɒST] — freezing
- Hail — [heɪl] — grad
- Heat — [hiːt] — heat
- HoarFrost — [ˈHɔːFRɒST] — frost
- Humidity — [hjʊˈmɪdɪti] — humidity
- Hurricane — [ˈHʌrɪk (ə) n] — hurricane
- Icicle — [ˈɅɪSɪK (ə) l] — icicle
- Lightning — [ˈLʌɪtnɪŋ] — lightning
- Pressure — [ˈPRɛʃə] — pressure
- Puddle — [ˈPʌD (ə) l] — puddle
- Rain — [reɪn] — rain
- Rainbow — [ˈReɪnbəʊ] — rainbow
- Rindrop — [ˈReɪndrɒp] — rain drop
- Rainfall — [ˈReɪnfɔːl] — precipitation
- Rainstorm — [ˈReɪnstɔːm] — rainstorm
- Shower — [ˈƩaʊə] — shower
- Snow — [snəʊ] — snow
- Snowfall — [ˈSnəʊfɔːl] — snowfall
- Snowflake — [ˈSnəʊfleɪk] — snowflake
- Storm — [sTɔːm] — storm, thunderstorm, storm
- Sun — [sʌn] — sun
- Sunshine — [ˈSʌnʃʌɪn] — sunlight
- Temperature — [ˈTɛmp (ə) rətʃə] — temperature
- THAW — [θɔː] — thaw
- Thunder — [ˈΘʌndə] — thunder
- Thunderstorm — [ˈΘʌndəstɔːm] — thunderstorm
- Wind — [wɪnd] — wind
Unpredictable natural phenomena.
- Earthquake — [ˈƏːθkweɪk] — earthquake
- Flood — [fLʌD] — flood
- Tornado — [tɔːˈneɪdəʊ] — tornado
- Tsunami — [tsuːˈnɑːmi] — tsunami
Describe the weather without going into details.
- Cold — [kəʊld] — cold
- Freezing — [ˈFriːzɪŋ] — slealing, very cold
- Hot — [hɒt] — hot
- Humid — [ˈHjuːmɪd] — wet
- Warm — [wɔːm] — warm
- Windy — [ˈWɪndi] — windy
- Sunny — [ˈSʌni] — sunny
- Partly Sunny — [ˈPɑːtli ˈsʌni] — partly sunny
- Cloudy — [ˈKlaʊdi] — cloudy
- Partly Cloudy — [ˈPɑːtli ˈklaʊdi] — in places cloudy(cloudy with clearings)
- Raining — [ˈReɪnɪŋ] — it's raining
- Sun & rain — [sʌn æND Reɪn] — rainy with clearings
- Thunderstorms — [ˈΘʌndəstɔːmz] — thunderstorms
- Snowing — [ˈSnəʊɪŋ] — snowing
- Windy — [ˈWɪndi] — strong wind(windy)
- Clear — [klɪə] — clear sky
Adjectives for describing the weather.
- Bright — [brʌɪt] — bright, bright
- Chilly — [ˈTʃɪli] — cold, cool
- Clear — [klɪə] — clear
- Cloudless — [ˈKlaʊdləs] — cloudless
- Cloudy — [ˈKlaʊdi] — cloudy
- Cold — [kəʊld] — cold
- Damp — [dæmp] — raw
- Drizzly — [ˈDrɪzli] — drizzling
- Dry — [draɪ] — dry
- Dull — [dʌL] — cloudy, gloomy
- Foggy — [ˈFɒɡi] — fog
- Freezing — [ˈFriːzɪŋ] — freezing
- Hot — [hɒt] — hot
- Humid — [ˈHjuːmɪd] — wet
- Mild — [maɪld] — soft, moderate
- Misty — [ˈMɪSTI] — fog
- Rainy — [ˈReɪni] — rainy
- Scorching — [ˈSkɔːtʃɪŋ] — scorching, sultry
- Showry — [ˈƩaʊəri] — rainy, shed
- Snowy — [ˈSnəʊi] — snow
- Stormy — [ˈSTɔːMI] — stormy
- Sunny — [ˈSʌni] — solar
- Warm — [wɔːm] — warm
- Wet — [wet] — wet, wet
- Windy — [ˈWɪndi] — windy
Verbs used in dialogues about the weather.
- to freeze — [tuː friːz] — freeze, freeze
- to melt — [tuː Melt] — melt
- to pour — [tuː pɔː] — pour(about rain)
- to hail — [tuː heɪl] — go(about city)
- to shine — [tuː ʃʌɪn] — shine, shine(about the sun)
- to snow — [tuː Snəʊ] — go(about snow)
- to rain — [tuː REɪn] — go(about rain)
Landscape.
- Beach — [biːtʃ] — beach
- BOULDER — [ˈBəʊldə] — boulder
- Canyon — [ˈKanjən] — canyon
- CAPE — [keɪp] — cape
- Cave — [keɪv] — cave
- Cliff — [klɪf] — rock
- Coast — [kəʊst] — coast
- Desert — [ˈDezət] — desert
- 1 Dirt — [dɜːT] — dirt
- 2 Mud — [mʌd] — dirt
- Dust — [dʌST] — dust
- Forest — [ˈFɒRɪST] — forest
- Field — [fIːLD] — field
- Glacier — [ˈꞬlasɪə] — glacier
- Grassland — [ˈꞬRɑːSLAND] — pasture
- Ground — [ɡraʊnd] — earth
- Hill — [hɪl] — hill
- Island — [ˈɅɪlənd] — island
- Land — [lænd] — land
- Massif — [ˈMasɪf] — array(mountain, forest)
- Meadow — [ˈMɛdəʊ] — meadow
- Mountain — [ˈMaʊntɪn] — mountain
- PEAK — [piːk] — peak, peak
- Peninsula — [pɪˈnɪnsjʊlə] — peninsula
- Plain — [pleɪn] — plain
- Prairie — [ˈPrɛːri] — prairie
- Ridge — [rɪdʒ] — mountain ridge
- 1 Rock — [rɒk] — stone
- 2 Stone — [stəʊn] — stone
- Sand — [sænd] — sand
- Shore — [ʃɔː] — coast
- Soil — [sɔɪL] — the soil
- Terrain — [tɛˈreɪn] — terrain, relief
- Valley — [ˈVali] — valley
- Volcano — [vɒlˈkeɪnəʊ] — volcano
Reservoirs.
- Bank — [bæŋk] — coast(rivers)
- BROOK — [brʊk] — stream
- Coast — [kəʊst] — coast(seas)
- Current — [ˈKʌR (ə) nt] — current, stream
- Flow — [fləʊ] — current, stream
- Flood — [fLʌD] — flood
- High Tide — [haɪ taɪd] — time
- Iceberg — [ˈɅɪsbəːɡ] — iceberg
- Lake — [leɪk] — lake
- Low Tide — [ləʊ taɪd] — low tide
- Pond — [pɒnd] — pond
- River — [ˈRɪvə] — river
- Riverbed — [ˈRɪvəbɛd] — riverbed
- Sea — [siː] — sea
- Stream — [striːm] — stream, stream
- Swamp — [sWɒMP] — swamp
- Tarn — [tɑːn] — ice Lake
- Ocean — [ˈƏʊʃ (ə) n] — ocean
- Wave — [weɪv] — wave
- Wetlands — [ˈWet · ləndz] — swampy terrain
Live nature.
- Animal — [ˈAnɪm (ə) l] — animal
- Beast — [biːst] — the beast
- Bird — [bɜːd] — bird
- Branch — [brɑːn (t) ʃ] — branch
- Bush — [bʊʃ] — bush
- Conifer — [ˈKɒnɪfə] — conifer tree
- Evergreen — [ˈƐvəɡriːn] — evergreen
- Fish — [fɪʃ] — fish
- Flower — [ˈFlaʊə] — flower
- Foliage — [ˈFəʊlɪɪdʒ] — foliage
- Forest — [ˈFɒRɪST] — forest
- Jungle — [ˈDʒʌŋɡ (ə) l] — jungle
- Grass — [ɡRɑːS] — grass
- Insect — [ˈꞮnsɛkt] — insect
- Lair — [leə] — lair, den
- Leaf — [liːf] — sheet
- Log — [lɒɡ] — log
- Mammal — [ˈMam (ə) l] — mammal
- Mushroom — [ˈMʌʃruːm] — mushroom
- NEST — [nEST] — nest
- Plant — [pLɑːnt] — plant
- Predator — [ˈPrɛdətə] — predator
- Root — [ruːt] — root
- Seed — [siːd] — seed
- Tree — [triː] — wood
- Vine — [vaɪn] — vine
Animals in English for children with transcription
Animals in English for children with transcription:
Animals. Animals.
- Animals — [ˈÆnɪməlz] — animals
- Antelope — [ˈÆn.tɪ.ləʊp] — antelope
- Badger — [ˈBadʒə] — badger
- Bear — [beə] — bear
- Bison — [ˈBʌɪs (ə) n] — bison, bison American
- Boar — [bɔː] — boar
- Bat — [bæt] — bat
- Bull — [bʊL] — bull, buffalo
- Cat — [kæt] — cat Cat
- Chimpanzee — [tʃɪmpanˈziː] — chimpanzees
- Chipmunk — [ˈTʃɪpmʌŋk] — chipmunk
- Camel — [ˈKam (ə) l] — camel
- Crocodile — [ˈKrɒkədʌɪl] — crocodile
- Cow — [kaʊ] — cow
- Calf — [kɑːf] — calf
- Deer — [dɪə] — deer
- DOG — [dɒɡ] — dog, dog
- Donkey — [ˈDɒŋki] — a donkey
- Duck — [dʌK] — duck
- ElePhant — [ˈƐlɪf (ə) nt] — elephant
- Ferret — [ˈFɛrɪt] — ferret
- Fox — [fɒks] — fox
- Frog — [fRɒɡ] — frog
- Foal — [fəʊl] — foal, donkey
- Giraffe — [dʒɪˈrɑːf] — giraffe
- Guinea Pig — [ˈꞬɪni pɪɡ] — cavy
- Gerbil — [ˈDʒəːbɪl] — gerbil, sandy rat
- Goat — [ɡəʊt] — goat, goat
- Hare — [heə] — hare
- Hamster — [ˈHamstə] — hamster
- Hedgehog — [ˈHɛdʒ (h) ɒɡ] — hedgehog
- Hippopotamus — [ˌHɪpəˈpɒtəməs] — hippo, hippo
- Horse — [hɔːs] — horse, horse
- Iguana — [ɪˈɡwɑːnə] — iguana
- Lion — [ˈLaɪən] — a lion
- Lynx — [lɪŋks] — lynx
- Lizard — [ˈLɪzəd] — lizard
- Mouse — [maʊs] — mouse
- Mantis — [ˈMantɪs] — mantis
- Monkey — [ˈMʌŋki] — a monkey
- Moose — [muːs] — elk
- Mongoose — [ˈMɒŋɡuːs] — mangust
- Ostrich — [ˈⱰstrɪtʃ] — ostrich
- Panther — [ˈPanθə] — panther
- Pig — [pɪɡ] — pig
- Rabbit — [ˈRabɪt] — rabbit
- Raccoon — [rəˈkuːn] — raccoon
- RAM — [ræm] — ram
- Rabbit — [ˈRabɪt] — rabbit
- Sable — [ˈSeɪb (ə) l] — sable
- Snake — [sneɪk] — snake
- Squirrel — [ˈSkwɪr (ə) l] — squirrel
- Sheep — [ʃiːp] — sheep
- Tiger — [ˈTʌɪɡə] — tiger
- Turtle — [ˈTəːt (ə) l] — turtle
- Wolf — [wʊLF] — wolf
- Zebra — [ˈZɛbrə] — zebra
Birds. Birds.
- Bird — [bɜːd] — bird
- Duck — [dʌK] — duck
- Crow — [krəʊ] — crow
- Canary — [kəˈnɛːri] — canary
- Chicken — [ˈTʃɪkɪn] — chicken
- Cock — [ˈKɒK] — rooster
- Chick — [tʃɪK] — chick
- Cuckoo — [ˈKʊkuː] — cuckoo
- Crane — [kreɪn] — crane
- Eagle — [ˈIːɡ (ə) l] — eagle
- Flamingo — [fləˈmɪŋɡəʊ] — flamingo
- Guinea Fowl — [ˈꞬɪn.i ˌfaʊl] — guinean Bird, Cesard
- Goose — [ɡuːs] — goose
- Hen — [hen] — chicken Vyuschka
- Kingfisher — [ˈKɪŋfɪʃə] — kingfisher
- Lark — [lɑːk] — lark
- Nightingale — [ˈNʌɪtɪŋˌɡeɪl] — nightingale
- Parrot — [ˈParət] — parrot
- Peacock — [ˈPiːkɒk] — peacock
- PIGEON — [ˈPɪDʒɪn] — pigeon
- OWL — [aʊL] — owl
- Ostrich — [ˈⱰstrɪtʃ] — ostrich
- Sparrow — [ˈSparəʊ] — sparrow
- Swan — [sWɒn] — swan
- Vulture — [ˈVʌltʃə] — griff, vulture, predator
Freshwater fish. Freshwater Fish.
- Freshwater Fish — [ˈFrɛʃwɔːtə fɪʃ] — freshwater fish
- Fish — [fɪʃ] — fish
- Bream — [briːm] — bream
- Carp — [kɑːp] — carp
- Crucian — [ˈKruːʃ (ə) n] — crucian carp
- Catfish — [ˈKatfɪʃ] — catfish, striped teeth
- Minnow — [ˈMɪnəʊ] — golyan, Peskar
- Perch — [pəːtʃ] — perch
- Pike — [pAɪK] — pike
- RUFF — [rʌf] — ruff
- Roach — [rəʊtʃ] — roach
- Zander — [ˈZandə] — zander
The inhabitants of the sea. Sea Creatures.
- Sea Creatures — [siː ˈkriːtʃəz] — the inhabitants of the sea
- Blue Whiting — [bluː ˈwʌɪtɪŋ] — putassa
- COD — [kɒd] — cod
- Crab — [kræb] — crab
- Dolphin — [ˈDɒlfɪn] — dolphin
- Fur Seal — [fɜː siːl] — fur seal
- Flounder — [ˈFlaʊndə] — flounder
- Goldfish — [ˈꞬəʊl (D) fɪʃ] — goldfish, silver crucian carp
- Herring — [ˈHɛrɪŋ] — herring
- Jellyfish — [ˈDʒɛlɪfɪʃ] — jellyfish
- Mackerel — [ˈMak (ə) r (ə) l] — mackerel
- Octopus — [ˈⱰKTəPəs] — octopus, octopus, any eight -legged animal
- Pollock — [ˈPɑːlək] — sayda, Mintay
- Sea Fish — [siː fɪʃ] — sea \u200b\u200bfish
- Shark — [ʃɑːK] — shark
- Salmon — [ˈSAMən] — salmon, salmon
- Sprat — [sprat] — sprat, sprat, salak
- SCAD — [skad] — horse mackerel
- Swordfish — [ˈSɔːDFɪʃ] — swordfish
- Seal — [siːl] — seal
- Squid — [sKWɪD] — squid, cephalopod
- Stingray — [ˈStɪŋreɪ] — stingray
- Starfish — [ˈStɑːfɪʃ] — starfish
- Sea Bass — [ˈSIː ˌBQUAL] — sea \u200b\u200bbass
- Tuna — [ˈTjuːnə] — tuna
- Whale — [weɪl] — whale
Insects. Insects.
- Insect — [ˈꞮnsɛkt] — insect
- Ant — [ænt] — ant
- Butterfly — [ˈBʌtəflʌɪ] — butterfly
- Bee — [bIː] — bee
- Cockroach — [ˈKɒkrəʊtʃ] — cockroach
- Fly — [flaɪ] — fly
- Grasshopper — [ˈꞬrɑːshɒPə] — grasshopper, locust
- Spider — [ˈSpʌɪdə] — spider
- Mosquito — [mɒˈskiːtəʊ] — mosquito, mosquito
- WASP — [wɒSP] — wasp
English for children - pronouns with transcription
English for children - pronouns with transcription:
Personal pronouns
Pronoun | English transcription | Russian transcription | Translation |
I | [aɪ] | [ah] | I |
You | [juː] | [Yu] | you |
he | [hiː] | [Haː] | he |
She | [ʃiː] | [cabbage soup] | she is |
it | [ɪT] | [IT] | it |
We | [wiː] | [in and] | we |
you | [juː] | [Yu] | you |
they | [ðeɪ] | [Zay] | they |
Possessive pronouns
Pronoun | English transcription | Russian transcription | Translation |
my | [maɪ] | [May] | mine, mine, mine, mine |
your | [jɔː] | [ё ː] | your |
hIS | [hɪz] | [Hizː] | his |
Her | [hɜː] | [heː] | her |
its | [ɪTS] | [ITS] | his (middle gender) |
oUR | [‘Auə] | [aueː] | our |
your | [jɔː] | [ё ː] | your |
their | [ðeə] | [Zaye] | them |
Absolute form of possessive pronouns
Pronoun | English transcription | Russian transcription | Translation |
mine | [maɪn] | [Mine] | mine, mine, mine, mine |
Yours | [jɔːz] | [Yoz ː] | your |
hIS | [hɪz] | [Hizː] | his |
Hers | [hɜːz] | [Huzː] | her |
its | [ɪTS] | [ITS] | his (middle gender) |
oURS | [‘Auəz] | [auezː] | our |
yours | [jɔːz] | [Yoz ː] | your |
theirs | [ðeəz] | [Zeise] | them |
Indicative pronouns
this | this one, this one, is |
that | that, that, then |
these | these |
those | those |
such | such, similar |
(The) Same | the same, the same |
Return pronouns
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Myself | maisalf | custom, Cam, Cama, independently |
Yourself | YCELF | Cooked, Cam |
Himself | HimsElf | Cooked, Cam |
Herself | hoCELF | cAM, Cama |
Itself | ITSELF | Custom, Cam, Cama, itself (for inanimate) |
Ourselves | AUESELVZ | COME, CAMI |
Yourselves | YCELVZ | cOME, CAMI |
Themselves | zemsalves | cOME, CAMI |
UNDERSTANDED pronouns
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Someting | Camfin | something, something, something |
SOMEBODY | Cambadi | Someone, someone |
SOMEONE | Samwan | someone, someone |
SOMEWHERE | CAMVEE | Somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, somewhere |
Anything | Enifin | Anything, something, everything |
Anybody | Enibodi | someone, someone, anyone, everyone, any |
Anyone | Enivan | someone, someone, anyone, everyone, any |
Anywhere | Enivee | somewhere, somewhere, anywhere, anywhere |
Nothing | Nafin | Nothing, nothing |
Nobody | Nybadi | nobody, nobody |
No one | nouvan | Nobody, nobody |
Nowher | Noyvee | Nowhere, nowhere |
English verbs for children with transcription
English verbs for children with transcription:
№ | Word | English transcription | Russian sound | Translation |
1 | add | [æd] | [Ed] | add, add, increase |
2 | aNSWER | [ˈⱭːnsə (r)] | [Ansuer] | reply |
3 | become | [bɪˈkʌm] | [BIMs] | become |
4 | begin | [bɪˈɡɪn] | [Bigin] | start off |
5 | believE | [bɪˈliːv] | [Biliv] | believe, trust |
6 | break | [Breɪk] | [Brake] | break, break |
7 | buy | [Baɪ] | [Bai] | buy, purchase |
8 | call | [kɔːl] | [count] | call, call |
9 | change | [tʃeɪndʒ] | [chainj] | change, change |
10 | choose | [tʃuːz] | [closet] | choose, prefer |
11 | cOME | [kʌm] | [Kam] | come, arrive |
12 | connect | [kəˈnekt] | [Cenect] | connect, connect, connect |
13 | cOOK | [kʊk] | [Cook] | prepare a dish |
14 | cost | [kɒst] | [bon] | cost, have a price |
15 | dance | [dɑːns] | [DANS] | dance |
16 | do | [du] | [du] | do, perform |
17 | dUBT | [daʊt] | [Daut] | doubt |
18 | drink | [DRɪŋK] | [Drink] | drink |
19 | drive | [Draɪv] | [drive] | drive a car, drive a car |
20 | eAT | [ːT] | [IT] | eat, eat |
21 | fall | [fɔːl] | [foul] | fall, fall |
22 | fear | [fɪə (r)] | [FIE] | be afraid of fear |
23 | feel | [fiːl] | [Phil] | feel, feel |
24 | find | [faɪnd] | [Fyland] | find, count |
25 | finish | [ˈFɪnɪʃ] | [finish] | finish, end |
26 | fly | [Flaɪ] | [Fly] | fly |
27 | get | [ɡet] | [Get] | receive, receive |
28 | give | [ɡɪv] | [giv] | give, provide |
29 | go | [ɡəʊ] | [go] | go, go, go |
30 | grow | [ɡrəʊ] | [Grow] | grow, become |
31 | hate | [heɪt] | [Hait] | hate, annoy |
32 | have | [həv] | [Hev] | have, possess, own |
33 | hear | [hɪər] | [hee] | hear |
34 | help | [Help] | [Halp] | to help |
35 | hurt | [hɜːt] | [Hueot] | harm, injure, offend |
36 | invite | [ɪnˈvaɪt] | [invite] | invite |
37 | keep | [kiːp] | [Kip] | keep, store |
38 | kiss | [kɪs] | [KIS] | kiss |
39 | know | [nəʊ] | [know] | know |
40 | laugh | [lɑːf] | [Laf] | laugh |
41 | learn | [lɜːn] | [Lyon] | find out, teach |
42 | let | [let] | [years] | let it allow |
43 | like | [laɪk] | [like] | like |
44 | listen | [ˈLɪsn] | [foxes] | listen, listen |
45 | live | [lɪv] | [Liv] | live, live |
46 | look | [lʊk] | [onion] | watch, look |
47 | lose | [luːz] | [Luz] | lose, lose |
48 | love | [lʌv] | [lave] | be in love |
49 | make | [meɪk] | [Mike] | do, produce |
50 | meet | [miːt] | [mit] | meet, meet |
51 | miss | [mɪs] | [MIS] | miss, miss |
52 | move | [muːv] | [Muv] | move, move |
53 | need | [niːd] | [NID] | need |
54 | offer | [ˈⱰfə (r)] | [OFE] | offer |
55 | open | [ˈƏʊpən] | [Open] | open |
56 | pay | [peɪ] | [Pay] | pay, pay |
57 | plan | [plæn] | [PLEN] | plan, intend |
58 | play | [pleɪ] | [Play] | play |
59 | push | [pʊʃ] | [Push] | pushing, repel |
60 | put | [pʊt] | [Put] | put, place |
61 | read | [riːd] | [Reed] | read |
62 | repeat | [rɪˈpiːt] | [Ripis] | repeat |
63 | respect | [rɪˈSpekt] | [RISECT] | respect, read |
64 | run | [rʌn] | [RAS] | run, run |
65 | say | [seɪ] | [si] | to tell |
66 | search | [sɜːtʃ] | [Sheep] | search, search |
67 | see | [siː] | [si] | see |
68 | sEEM | [siːm] | [Sim] | seem |
69 | sEND | [SEND] | [sand] | send, send |
70 | show | [ʃəʊ] | [show] | show |
71 | sing | [sɪŋ] | [Sing] | sing |
72 | sIT | [sɪt] | [sieve] | sit down, sit |
73 | sleep | [Sliːp] | [Slip] | sleep |
74 | smell | [Smel] | [SMEL] | smell, have a smell |
75 | smile | [SMAɪL] | [Smile] | to smile |
76 | speak | [spiːk] | [SPIC] | speak, talk |
77 | spend | [Spend] | [see] | spend, spend (time) |
78 | stand | [stænd] | [Stand] | stand, get up |
79 | study | [ˈSTʌDI] | [stages] | learn, teach (in the institution) |
80 | take | [teɪk] | [tike] | take, take |
81 | talk | [tɔːk] | [current] | to communicate, talk |
82 | think | [θɪŋk] | [Sink] | think, think |
83 | to be (forms AM, ARE, IS, WERE) | [tə bi] (æm, ɑːr, ɪz, wɜːr) | [that bi] (em, ar, from, darked) | be, to be |
84 | touch | [tʌtʃ] | [touch] | touch |
85 | translate | [trænsˈleɪt] | [translate] | transfer |
86 | turn | [tɜːn] | [Tyon] | turn |
87 | understand | [ˌɅndəˈStænd] | [Andestand] | understand |
88 | use | [juːz] | [yuz] | use, use, use |
89 | visit | [ˈVɪzɪt] | [visit] | visit, visit |
90 | wait | [weɪt] | [Wait] | wait, expect |
91 | wake | [weɪk] | [Wake] | wake up, wake up |
92 | walk | [wɔːk] | [WAC] | go for a walk |
93 | want | [wɒnt] | [Wont] | to want |
94 | wash | [wɒʃ] | [Wash] | wash |
95 | watch | [wɒtʃ] | [wach] | watch, watch |
96 | wear | [Weə (r)] | [we (p)] | wear, wear |
97 | win | [wɪn] | [Win] | win, win |
98 | wish | [wɪʃ] | [Wesh] | want |
99 | work | [wɜːk] | [wok] | work |
100 | write | [raɪt] | [Wright] | write |
Clothing in English with transcription for children
Clothing in English with transcription for children:
Female
- a Dress (Casual, Eveng, Designer, Wedding) - dress (everyday, evening, designer, wedding)
- a Pencil Dress-Futool dress
- a maxi dress - a dress in the floor
- a Low-Cut Dress-a deep neckline
- a PINAFORE DRESS - sundress
- a Sleeveless Dress - sleeveless dress
- a Maternity Dress - A dress for a pregnant woman
- a Suit Jacket - Jacket (costume)
- suit Troouseers - Pants (costume)
- a Suit - business suit
- a skirt - skirt
- a mini skirt - mini
- aPleated skirt - skirt in a fold
- a blouse - blouse
- a shirt - shirt
- a Tank Top - T -shirt with straps
- a TOP - Topik (top)
- a Body - Body (top)
- a t-shirt-T-shirt
- a tunic - tunic, a long blouse with a belt
- leggings - Legins
- trousers - trousers
- a Jumpsuit-Cost
- jeans (Skinny) - jeans (tight)
- joging Bottoms - Sports pants for running
- shorts - shorts
- a Parka Jacket-Alaska jacket with a hood
- a Bomber Jacket-Pilot jacket
- a WINDBREAKER-jacket-gingerbread
- a Faux Fur Coat - artificial fur coat
- a furcoat - natural fur coat
- a sheepskin coat - sheepskin coat
- a padded (quilted) coat - quilted coat
- a BodyCon Coat - tight -fitting coat
- a raincoat - cloak
- a slicker - raincoat
- a Body Warmer - sleeveless quilted jacket
- a Jumper - jumper, sweater
- a Cardigan - Cardigan
- a pullover - Pulover
- a poncho - poncho
- a fleece - warm fleece jacket, sweatshirt
- a hoodie - hood hood
- a Sweater - Knitwood Nomad
- a Wrap - Palatin
- a scarf - scarf
- a Hat - hat, hat
- a Pom Pom Hat - Pompon hat
- gloves - gloves
- mitTens - mittens
- lingerie - underwear
- a Dressing Gown (A Robe) - Home robe
- a pyjama set - pajamas (top and bottom)
- a nightdress - night shirt
- a vest - T -shirt
- a Bra - bra
- briefs/Panties (Lace, Silk, Denim) - Panties (lace, silk, denim)
- socks - socks
- tights (Pantyhose) - Tights
- stockings - stockings
- a Swimsuit - Assed swimsuit
- bikini Top and Bottoms-separate swimsuit-bikini (top and bottom)
Male
- a shirt - shirt
- a t-shirt-T-shirt
- a polo shirt - polo shirt, tenniska
- a vest - sleeveless shirt
- a WASTCOAT - VIT
- a hoodie - hood hood
- a Sweatshirt - Knitwort Nomad
- a Turtleneck Sweater - Turtleneck
- a Jumper - jumper, sweater
- a Cardigan - Cardigan
- a pullover - Pulover
- a jacket - jacket, jacket
- a Blazer - jacket, blazer
- a Suit - costume (business)
- a Suit Jacket - Jacket (costume)
- suit Troouseers - Pants (costume)
- a 3-Piece Suit-Troja costume
- a 2-Piece Suit-two
- a Tuxedo - tuxedo
- trousers - trousers
- chinos - summer cotton trousers, slacks
- pants - pants, pants
- cargo Pants - pants with big pockets on the legs
- shorts - shorts
- jeans - jeans
- a tie - tie
- a Bow-TIE-BABOCHA tie
- a Denim (Leather) Jacket - denim (leather) jacket
- a coat - coat
- a Bomber Jacket-Pilot jacket
- a WINDBREAKER-jacket-gingerbread
- a PARKA-Park jacket
- a sheepskin coat - sheepskin coat
- a padded (quilted) coat - quilted coat
- a mackintosh (a mac) - waterproof coat
- a raincoat - cloak
- a Body Warmer - sleeveless quilted jacket
- joggers (Joging Bottoms) - Sports pants for running
- a tracksuit - tracksuit
- an Overall - working overalls
- a Bathrobe - Ban Halat
- a pajamas - pajamas
- socks - socks
- a scarf - scarf
- a Hat - hat, hat
- a CAP - cap
- a Panama - Panama
- gloves - gloves
- underpants - cowards
- boxer Shorts-Coward Cowards
- tRUNKS - Sports underpants
- swim Shorts - swimming trunks
Children's
clothing | Transcription | Translation |
baby Clothes | [ˈBeɪbi kləʊðz] | clothing for infants and newborn |
blanket | [ˈBlæŋ.kɪt] | diaper |
pram Suit | [præm suːt] | suit |
bodysuit | [ˈBɒd.i.suːt] | body |
booties | [ˈBuː.ti: z] | kicks |
bib | [bɪb] | bibsord, saliva |
playsuit | [ˈPleɪ.suːt] | overalls |
sun Hat | [Sʌn Hæt] | panama |
mitTens | [ˈMɪt.ənz] | mittens |
ACCESSORIES
laces | [ˈLeɪsɪz] | laces |
gloves | [ɡlʌvz] | gloves |
scarf | [skɑːf] | scarf |
cuff | [kʌf] | cuff |
cuff-Link | [ˈKʌF ˌLɪŋK] | stud |
buckle | [ˈBʌk.l̩] | belt buckle |
tIE CLIP | [Taɪ klɪp] | a tie clip |
bRACES CLOTHING | [ˈBreɪsɪz ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | suspenders for clothes |
wallet | [ˈWɒlɪt] | wallet, purse |
purse | [pɜːs] | handbag |
clutch Bag | [klʌtʃ bæɡ] | clutch |
shawl | [ʃɔːl] | shawl |
sunglasses | [ˈSʌŋˌɡlɑː.sɪz] | sunglasses |
zipper | [ˈZɪp.ər] | lightning type clasp |
ring | [rɪŋ] | ring |
seal Ring | [siːl rɪŋ] | ring, print |
bracelet | [ˈBreɪ.slət] | bracelet |
earrings | [ˈꞮə.Rɪŋz] | earrings |
chain | [tʃeɪn] | chain |
brooch | [Brəʊtʃ] | brooch |
necklace | [ˈNek.ləs] | necklace, necklace |
watches | [ˈWɒtʃɪz] | wrist watch |
wig | [wɪɡ] | wig |
umbrella | [ʌmˈbrelə] | umbrella |
stole | [stəʊl] | stole |
Actions with clothes
wear | | Wer | | wear |
put on | | ˈPʊt ɑːn | | put on |
take off | | ˈTeɪk ˈɒf | | take off |
try on | | ˈTraɪ ɑːn | | measure |
button, fasten | | ˈBʌtn | | ˈFæsn | | fasten |
unbutton, uNFASTEN | | ˌɅnˈbʌtn | | ʌnˈfæsn | | unbutton |
do up | | də ʌp | | fasten, tie |
throw on | | ˈΘroʊ ɑːn | | throw it |
dress up | | ˈDres ʌp | | dress up |
have on | | həv ɑːn | | be dressed in |
hang up | | ˈHæŋ ʌp | | hang |
Figures in English for children with transcription
Figures in English for children with transcription:
sphere | [sfıə] | sphere |
octagon | [‘Ɔktəgən] | octagon |
rhombus | [‘Rɔmbəs] | rhombus |
rECTANGLE | [‘Rek, tæŋgl] | rectangle |
parallepiped | [, pærəle’lepıped] | parallelepiped |
square | [SkWeə] | Square |
quadrilatral | [, kwɔdrı’lætərəl] | quadrangle |
cone | [kəun] | cone |
hexagon | [‘Heksəgən] | hexagon |
cylinder | [‘Sılındə] | cylinder |
hendecagon | [Hen’Dekəgən] | hendecagon |
pyramid | [‘Pırəmıd] | pyramid |
triangle | [‘Traıæŋgl] | triangle |
helix | [‘Hi: Lıks] | spiral |
trapezium | [Trə’Pi: zɪəm] | trapezius |
hemisphere | [‘Hemısfıə] | hemisphere |
parallelogram | [, pærə’leləugræm] | parallelogram |
heptagon | [‘Heptəgən] | heptagon |
pentagon | [‘Pentəgən] | pentagon |
torus | [‘Tɔ: Rəs] | thor |
octahedron | [‘ƆKTə’HEDRən] | octahedron |
dodecagon | [dəu’dekəgən] | dodecagon |
decagon | [‘Dekəgən] | decagon |
cube | [kju: b] | cube |
English alphabet with transcription for children
English alphabet with transcription for children:
№ | Letters | Name | The pronunciation of the name of the letter (Transcription) |
Russian pronunciation |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
A a
|
a | [eɪ] | hey |
2 |
B b
|
bee | [biː] | bi |
3 |
C
|
cee | [siː] | si |
4 |
D d
|
dee | [diː] | di |
5 |
E e
|
e. | [ː] | and |
6 |
F f
|
eF | [ɛf] | eF |
7 |
G g
|
gee | [dʒiː] | ji |
8 |
H h
|
aitch | [eɪtʃ] | hero |
9 |
I I
|
i | [aɪ] | ay |
10 |
J j
|
jay | [dʒeɪ] | jay |
11 |
K k
|
kay | [Keɪ] | kay |
12 |
L l
|
el | [ɛl] | el |
13 |
Mm
|
em | [ɛm] | em |
14 |
N n
|
en | [ɛn] | en |
15 |
O
|
o | [əʊ] | oU |
16 |
P p
|
pee | [piː] | pi |
17 |
Q Q
|
cue | [kjuː] | kew |
18 |
R r
|
ar | [ɑː] or [ɑɹ] | a:, ar |
19 |
S s
|
ess | [ɛS] | es |
20 |
T t
|
tee | [Tiː] | tI |
21 |
U u
|
u | [juː] | yu |
22 |
V v
|
vee | [viː] | in and |
23 |
W w
|
double-u | [ˈDʌb (ə) l juː] | dabble-y |
24 |
X x
|
ex | [ɛks] | the ex |
25 |
Y y
|
wy | [waɪ] | wow |
26 |
Z z
|
Z z zed, zee | [zɛd], [ziː] | zed, Z |
English numbers for children with transcription
English numbers for children with transcription:
0 | zero | [‘Zièrèu] | |
1 | one | uan | [wʌn] |
2 | two | that | [ˈTuː] |
3 | three | fri | [θriː] |
4 | four | fOR | [fɔː] |
5 | five | fIV | [faɪv] |
6 | six | syks | [sɪks] |
7 | seven | s’Even | [ˈSevn̩] |
8 | eight | eit | [eɪt] |
9 | nine | nine | [naɪn] |
10 | ten | ten | [ten] |
11 | eleven | il’Even | [ɪˈlevn̩] |
12 | twelve | tu’elv | [Twelv] |
13 | thirteen | surt’in | [θɜː’Tiːn] |
14 | fourteen | fort’in | [ˌFɔː’Tiːn] |
15 | fifteen | fift’in | [ˌFɪf’Tiːn] |
16 | sixteen | sykst’in | [ˌSɪK’SSTIːN] |
17 | seventeen | sevent’in | [ˌSev (ə) n’Tiːn] |
18 | eighteen | eit’in | [ˌEɪ’Tiːn] |
19 | nineteen | nail’in | [ˌNaɪn’Tiːn] |
20 | twenty | tu’enti / [ˈtwenti] |
21 | tWENTY-ONE | twentti Uan |
22 | twenty-Two | twenty that |
23 | twenty-Three | twenti srya |
24 | twenty-Four | twentti F. |
25 | twenty-Five | twenti Five |
26 | twenty-Six | twenti Syks |
27 | twenty-Even | twentti Saven |
28 | twenty-Eight | twentti eit |
29 | twenty-Nine | twenty Nin |
30 | thirty | soti / [ˈθɜːti] |
31 | thirty-One | soti Uan |
32 | thirty-Two | soti that |
33 | thirty-Three | soti sra |
34 | thirty-Four | soti Fer |
35 | thirty-Five | soti Five |
36 | thirty-Six | soti Syks |
37 | thirty-Even | soti Saven |
38 | thirty-Eight | soti Eit |
39 | thirty-Nine | soti Nin |
40 | forty | f’rti / [ˈfɔːti] |
41 | forty-One | f’Orti Uan |
42 | forty-Two | f’Orti that |
43 | forty-Three | f’Orti sra |
44 | forty-Four | f’Orti F. |
45 | forty-Five | f’Orti Five |
46 | forty-Six | f’Orti Syks |
47 | forty-Even | f’Orti Saven |
48 | forty-Eight | f’Orti eit |
49 | forty-Nine | f’Orti Nin |
50 | fifty | f’Ifti / [ˈfɪfti] |
51 | fIFTY-ONE | f’Ifti Uan |
52 | fifty-Two | f’Ifti that |
53 | fifty-Three | f’IFTI SRO |
54 | fifty-Four | f’Ifti F. |
55 | fifty-Five | f’IFTI FIV |
56 | fifty-Six | f’Ifti Syks |
57 | fifty-Even | f’IFTI SEVEN |
58 | fifty-Eight | f’IFTI EIT |
59 | fifty-Nine | f’IFTI NINN |
60 | sixty | s’yksti / [ˈsɪksti] |
61 | sixty-ONE | s’yksti Uan |
62 | sixty-Two | tu |
63 | sixty-Three | s’yksty sra |
64 | sixty-Four | s’yksti Fri |
65 | sixty-Five | s’yksti Fayv |
66 | sixty-Six | s’yksty Syks |
67 | sixty-Even | s’yksti Saven |
68 | sixty-Eight | s’yksti eit |
69 | sixty-Nine | s’yksti Nyne |
70 | seventy | s’Eventi / [ˈsevnti] |
71 | sEVENTY-ONE | s’Eventi Uan |
72 | seventy-Two | s’Eventi that |
73 | seventy-Three | s’Eventi sra |
74 | seventy-Four | s’Eventi F. |
75 | sEVENTY-FIVE | s’Eventi Five |
76 | seventy-Six | s’Eventi Syks |
77 | sEVENTY-SEVEN | s’Eventi Saven |
78 | seventy-Eight | s’Eventi Eith |
79 | seventy-Nine | s’Eventy Nyne |
80 | eighty | ‘Eit / [ˈeɪti] |
81 | eighty-One | ‘Eita Uan |
82 | eighty-Two | ‘Eita that |
83 | eighty-Three | ‘Eita srya |
84 | eighty-Four | ‘Eita f |
85 | eighty-Five | ‘Eita Five |
86 | eighty-Six | ‘Eit Syks |
87 | eighty-Even | ‘Eita Saven |
88 | eighty-eight | ‘Eita eight |
89 | eighty-Nine | ‘Eita Nine |
90 | ninety | n’Anti / [ˈnaɪnti] |
91 | ninety-One | n’Anty Uan |
92 | ninety-Two | n’Anty that |
93 | ninety-Three | n’Anty sry |
94 | ninety-Four | n’Anty F. |
95 | ninety-Five | n’Anty Five |
96 | ninety-Six | n’Anty Syks |
97 | ninety-Even | n’Anty Saven |
98 | ninety-Eight | n’Anty Eight |
99 | ninety-Nine | n’Anty Nin |
100 | one Hundred | Uan H’andrid /[ə wʌn ˈhʌndrəd] |
Transcription of words in English for children
- "Birthday"
banner | [bænə] | Banner, banner, flag |
bow | [Bau] | Bow |
sparkler | [‘Spɑːklə] | Sparkler |
thatk you not | [θæŋk] [ju:] [nəut] | Letter of a letter |
fun | [fʌn] | Fun |
balloon | [bəlu: n] | Balloon |
age | [eıʤ] | Age |
wish | [wıʃ] | Express wishes |
frosting | [frɔstıŋ] | Glaze |
iCing | [aısıŋ] | Glaze |
year | [Jə:] | Year |
guests | [gests] | Guests |
birth Date | [bə: θ] [deıt] | Date of Birth |
day | [deı] | Day |
birthday | [bə: θdeı] | Birthday |
children | [ʧıldrən] | Children |
friends | [Frends] | Friends |
wrapped | [ræpt] | Wrapped, wrapped |
blow out | [Bləu] [Aut] | Blow out |
play | [pleı] | Play, frolic, amuse |
games | [geıms] | Games, competitions |
cupcake | [kʌp] [Keık] | Cake |
cLOWN | [klaun] | Clown |
confetti | [kənfeti:] | Confetti |
candy | [kændı] | Candies |
lollipop | [lɔlıpɔp] | Lollipop |
anniversary of Birth | [, ænıvə: sərı] [ɔv] [bə: θ] | On the day of birth |
goodie Bags | [‘GUDɪ] [bægz] | Bags with sweets |
ice Cream | [aıs] [kri: m] | Ice cream |
wrapping Paper | [ræpıŋ] [Peıpə] | Wrapping |
throw a Party | [θrəu] [ə] [pɑ: tı] | Organize a party |
card | [kɑ: d] | Card |
package | [pækıʤ] | Package, rod, packaging containers |
cookie | [kukukı] | Cookie |
wingding | [‘WɪŋDɪŋ] | Pirushka |
pizza | [‘Piːtsə] | Pizza |
gift | [gıft] | Gift |
gift Wrap | [gıft] [ræp] | Gift wrap |
greeting Card | [gri: tıŋ] [kɑ: d] | greeting card |
receive | [rısi: v] | Receive, accept |
festive | [Festıv] | Festive |
celebration | [, seelıbreıʃən] | Celebration of the celebration |
celebrate | [seelıbreıt] | Celebrate |
pressent | [Preznt] | Present, give |
invite | [ınvaıt] | Invite, call |
invitation | [, ınvıteıʃən] | Invitation |
party | [pɑ: tı] | Reception of guests, party |
entertain | [, Entəteın] | Receive guests, entertain |
birth | [bə: θ] | Birth |
happy Birthday | [hæpı] [bə: θdeı] | Happy birthday |
gathering | [gæórıŋ] | Collection, meeting |
candle | [kændl] | Candle |
sweets | [SWI: TS] | Sweets |
event | [ıvent] | Event |
juice | [ʤu: s] | Juice |
happy | [hæpı] | Happy |
birthday Cake | [bə: θdeı] [keık] | Birthday cake |
cAKE | [Keık] | Cake, cupcake, sweet pie, cake |
food | [Fu: D] | Treats, food |
ribbon | [rıbən] | Ribbon |
chocolate | [ʧɔkəlıt] | Chocolate |
popsicle | [‘PɔPSɪKL] | Eskimo |
jubilee | [ʤu: bıli:] | Anniversary |
- Astronomy. "
constellation | [, kɔnstəleıʃən] | constellation |
perturbation | [, pə: təbeıʃən] | disturbance |
radiation | [, reıdıeıʃən] | radiation |
asteroid | [æstərɔıd] | asteroid, small planet |
astronaut | [æstrənɔ: t] | astronaut, astronaut |
ionosphere | [aıɔnəsfıə] | ionosphere |
background Radiation | [bækgraund, reıdıeıʃən] | radiation background |
black Hole | [Blækhəul] | black hole |
orbit | [ɔ: bıt] | orbit |
Jupiter | [dʒu: pıtə] | Jupiter |
oBSERVATORY | [əbzə: vətrı] | observatory |
astronomer | [əstrɔnəmə] | astronomer |
astronomy | [əstrɔnəmı] | astronomy |
Earth | [əθ] | Earth |
phase | [feız] | phase |
galaxy | [gæləksı] | galaxy |
gibbous | [gıbəs] | the moon between the second quarter and the full moon. |
eclipse | [ıklıps] | eclipse |
Uranus | [juərənəs] | Uranus |
comet | [kɔmıt] | comet |
cosmonaut | [kɔzmənɔ: t] | astronaut |
corona | [kərəunə] | crown |
light-Year | [laıtjə:] | light year |
lunar | [lu: nə] | lunar |
Mars | [mɑ: z] | Mars |
Mercury | [mə: kjurı] | Mercury |
meteor | [mı: tjə] | meteor |
meteor Shower | [mi: tjə ʃəu] | meteor Rain |
meteorite | [mi: tjəraıt] | meteorite |
milky Way | [mılkı weı] | milky Way |
Moon | [mu: n] | Moon |
nebula | [Nebjulə] | nebula |
nadir | [neıdıə] | nadir |
Neptune | [neptju: n] | Neptune |
nova | [nəuvə] | new star |
neutron Star | [nju: trɔn stɑ:] | neutron star |
planet | [plænıt] | planet |
planetoid | [plænıtɔıd] | asteroid |
planetary Nebula | [plænıtərı nebjulə] | planetary nebula |
Pluto | [PLU: Təu] | Pluto |
pulsar | [pʌlsə] | pulsar |
rocket | [rɔkıt] | rocket |
radiant | [reıdjənt] | radiant |
satellite | [sætəlaıt] | satellite |
Saturn | [ˈSat (ə) n] | Saturn |
solstice | [sɔlstıs] | solstice |
solar | [səulə] | solar |
solar System | [səuləsıstım] | solar system |
solar Wind | [səuləwınd] | sunny wind |
supernova | [sju: pənəuvə] | supernova |
space | [Speıs] | cosmos, Cosmic space |
space Station | [Speıs Steıʃən] | space station |
star | [STʌ:] | star |
shooting Star | [ʃu: tıŋ stɑ:] | shooting star |
Sun | [sʌn] | Sun |
sUNSPOT | [ˈSʌnspɔt] | sunny spot |
telescope | [telıskəup] | telescope |
vacuum | [vækjuəm] | vacuum |
Venus | [vı: nəs] | Venus |
umbra | [ʌmbrə] | full shadow |
zenith | [zenıθ] | zenith |
- List of interrogative words in English with transcription
How? | [hau] | How? How? |
How far? | [hau] [fɑ:] | How far? |
How Long? | [hau] [lɔŋ] | How long? |
How Many? | [hau] [‘Menı] | How? |
How Much? | [hau] [mʌʧ] | How much? |
How old? | [hau] [əuld] | How many years? |
How old? | [hau] [əuld] | How many years? |
SINCE What Time? | [sıns] [wɔt] [Taım] | Since what time? |
What? | [wɔt] | What? Which? |
What Color? | [wɔt] [‘kʌlə] | What colour? |
What Kind of? | [wɔt] [kaınd] [ɔv] | Which? |
What Type of? | [wɔt] [Taıp] [ɔv] | Which? |
What Time? | [wɔt] [Taım] | What time? |
What ... ABOUT? | [wɔt] ... [ə’baυt] | About what? |
What ... for? | [wɔt] ... [fɔ:] | For what? |
What ... with? | [wɔt] ... [wıgr] | How? |
What? | [wɔt] | What? Which? |
How? | [Wen] | When? |
What to? | [Weə] [tu:] | Where? |
What ... from? | [Weə] ... [Frɔm] | Where? |
What? | [Weə] | Where? Where? |
Which? | [wıʧ] | Which the? Which? |
Who? | [Hu:] | Who? |
Who ... ABOUT? | [hu:] ... [ə’baυt] | About whom? |
Who ... at? | [hu:] ... [æt] | On whom? |
Who ... by? | [Hu:] ... [Baı] | By whom? |
Who ... for? | [hu:] ... [fɔ:] | To whom? For whom? For whom? |
Who ... from? | [Hu:] ... [Frɔm] | From whom? |
Who ... with? | [hu:] ... [wıgr] | With whom? |
Whom? | [hu: m] | To whom? Whom? |
Whose? | [hu: z] | Whose? |
Who? | [Waı] | Why? |
- Food in OUR Life.
flavor | [Fleıvə] | aroma, taste, smell |
barbecue | [bɑ: bıkju:] | barbecue, fry (carcass) whole, fry meat over a skewer |
hash | [hæʃ] | finely chopped meat and vegetables |
drizzle | [drızl] | spray, spray |
roll | [rəul] | bun, roll |
brew | [Bru:] | varev, mix, brew (tea) |
poach | [pəuʧ] | cook without a shell |
cODLE | [kɔdl] | cook over low heat, scald boiling water |
sKEWER | [SKJUU] | turned |
scramble | [skræmbl] | shake (usually omelet eggs) |
cream | [kri: m] | beat cream, apply cream |
batter | [bætə] | batter |
press | [Pres] | squeeze, squeeze |
macorate | [mæsəreıt] | soak |
cut | [kʌt] | cut out |
dry | [Draı] | dry |
garnish | [gɑ: nıʃ] | greener, Garnish (dish) |
glaze | [gleız] | glaze, glaze |
warm | [wɔ: m] | warm, heat |
dRAIN | [Dreın] | drainage |
leaven | [levn] | yeast, sourdough |
devil | [devl] | fried meat or fish dish with spices and spices |
broil | [Brɔıl] | fry |
fry | [fraı] | fry |
deep Fry | [di: p] [fraı] | fry in fruit |
roast | [rəust] | hot, fried |
jell | [ʤel] | jelly, jelly |
thin | [θın] | liquid, watery, diluted, divorced |
julienne | [, ʤu: lıen] | julienne |
presserve | [prızə: v] | prepare for the future, preserve |
ferment | [fə: ment] | leaven, enzyme, cause fermentation |
soak | [səuk] | soak |
knead | [ni: d] | knead, knead, mix in the total mass |
freeze | [Fri: Z] | freeze |
congeal | [kənʤi: l] | freeze, freeze |
bIND | [Baınd] | harden (about test, minced meat) |
zest | [zest] | the highlight (that which taste). |
caramelize | [kærəmelaız] | caramelize, caramelize |
pan | [pæn] | pan Pan |
simmer | [sımə] | simmer |
boil | [bɔıl] | boil, cook |
peel | [Pi: L] | peel, crust, husk; clean, clean, peel |
can | [kæn] | canned |
bONE | [bəun] | bone |
chunk | [ʧʌŋK] | a piece, a breaker |
ice | [aıs] | ice; freeze |
pour | [pɔ:] | pour, pour |
slice | [Slaıs] | slice, breakthrough; slices or layers |
dIP | [dıp] | to wave, dip |
marinate | [‘Mærɪneɪt] | marinate |
oil | [ɔıl] | oil |
churn | [ʧə: n] | oilboat, Meshka, knock down |
sTIR | [stə:] | interfere, stir, stir, shake |
microwave | [maıkrəuıv] | microwave |
grind | [Graınd] | grind, grinding |
pulp | [pʌlp] | fleet of the fetus |
heat | [hi: t] | heat, heat, warm |
dice | [daıs] | cube |
infuse | [ınfju: z] | insist |
parboil | [pɑ: bɔıl] | scald with boiling water, boil slightly |
scald | [SKɔ: LD] | scald, scald; bring to the boil |
char | [ʧɑ:] | burn, scorch, carve |
shreds | [ʃReds] | scraps, skin, peel, husk, cleaning (fruits, vegetables) |
clarify | [klærıfaı] | lighten, clean |
beat | [bi: t] | beat (meat) |
chill | [ʧıl] | cool |
refrigerate | [rıfrıʤəreıt] | cool, store in the refrigerator |
turn | [tə: n] | turn over |
flip | [flıp] | turn over, throw (with a sharp movement) |
overcook | [‘Əuvəkuk] | overcook |
bake | [beık] | oven, bake, bake |
mold | [məuld] | mold |
frost | [frɔST] | put on rapid freezing, cover with icing, sprinkle with icing sugar |
burn | [bə: n] | burn, burn (about food) |
prepare | [prıpeə] | prepare, cook |
sweeten | [SWI: TN] | sweeten |
sprinkle | [sprıŋkl] | to sprinkle; splash |
season | [si: zn] | season (dish) |
aerate | [eıəreıt] | improve, Gasize |
sift | [sıft] | sift |
filter | [fıltə] | filter |
percolate | [pə: kəleıt] | filter, filter |
mash | [mæʃ] | mashed potatoes |
puree | [pjuəreı] | mashed potatoes |
tenderize | [Tendəaız] | tenderize |
shell | [ʃel] | sink, shell, husk, shell |
pickle | [pıkl] | brine, marinade; marinate |
sOUSE | [saus] | brine; pickle |
grill | [grıl] | rashper, grill; fried meat, fish |
grate | [greenıt] | lattice |
sieve | [sıv] | sieve, sieve; sift |
chop | [ʧɔp] | chop, cut, tire |
froth | [frɔθ] | froth |
baste | [beıst] | spray with fat, water with fat (meat during cooking) |
hard Boil | [hɑ: d] [bɔıl] | boiled hardened |
core | [kɔ:] | core, inside |
fold | [fəuld] | fold |
layer | [leıə] | layer |
mix | [mıks] | to mix |
blend | [Blend] | mix, make a mixture |
skim | [Skım] | remove (scale, cream from milk, etc.) |
descale | [Di: Skeıl] | remove the scale |
juice | [ʤu: s] | juice |
salt | [sɔ: lt] | salt |
combine | [kɔmbaın] | combine, mix |
cool | [ku: l] | stream, cool |
rAW | [rɔ:] | raw, non -autonomous; Undeded, unfinished, inseparable |
melt | [Melt] | melt, melt, melt |
dough | [dəu] | dough |
toast | [təust] | toast |
stew | [stju:] | canned stewed meat |
braise | [Breız] | stew (meat), stewed meat |
decorate | [dekəreıt] | decorate |
fillet | [fılıt] | fillet |
fricassee | [, Frıkəsi:] | fricassee |
bread | [Bred] | bread |
pARE | [Peə] | clean; cut the crust, peel |
brush | [Brʌʃ] | cleaning with a brush |
hull | [hʌl] | husk, shell; clean from husk, peel, yell |
shuck | [ʃʌK] | husk; peel, clean from husk |
escallop | [ıskɔləp] | escalop (thin piece of meat fillet), sink sink, bake in the sink |
Phrases in English for children with transcription
Phrases in English for children with transcription:
English |
Translation |
Pronunciation |
Greetings |
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Hi! | Hello! | High! |
Hello! | Hello! | Halou! |
How do you do? | How are you? | How do you do? |
Good morning! | Good morning! | Good morning! |
Good aFTERNOON! | Good afternoon! | Hood A: FTENUNE! |
Good evenging! | Good evening! | Hood and: Ton! |
Good Night! | Good night! | Good night! |
How are you? | How are you? | How are you:? |
And you? | And you? | End Yu:? |
How About You? | And how are you? | Hau Ebauta Yu:? |
(I am) Very Well, thank you. | Very good thanks. | (Ah em) Veri Wel Sank Yu:. |
(I am) Fine, thank you. | Great, thanks. | (Ah em) Fayn Sank Yu:. |
Not bad. | Not bad. | Not bad. |
So, so. Thatk you. | Thank you, so -so. | SOU SENK YU:. |
Not so well, thank you. | Thank you, not very. | NOT SOU Wel Sank Yu:. |
What is your name? | What is your name? | Wat from Yo: Name? |
My name is ... | My name is… | May Name from ... |
I am bamboot. | I'm bambooot. | Ay Em Bambooot. |
I am from Russia. | I'm from Russia. | Ah Em Frrom Rush. |
We are from Russia. | We are from Russia. | Wi: A: Frome Rush. |
Nice to Meet You. | Nice to meet you. | NIS TU MIM: T Yu:. |
How old are you? | How old are you? | Hau Ould A: Yu:? |
I am ... Years Old. | I ... years (years). | Ah um ... Ye: Z Ould. |
What do you do? | What do you do? | Wat Duy: Do? |
I am a .... (Teacher). | I'am a teacher. | Ai AM E TICHE. |
Are you married? | Are you married (married)? | A: U: Maryid? |
I am Married. | I am married (married). | Ah Em Marid. |
I am not married. | I am not married (married). | Ah um notes Marid. |
Do you have Any Children? | Do you have children? | Du Yu: Hev Eni Children? |
I have One Child (Two Children). | I have one child (two children). | Ai Have Uan Child (TU: Childran). |
Do you Speak English? | You speak English? | Do you speak English? |
Do you Speak Russian? | Do you speak Russian? | Du Yu: Sleep: To Rashn? |
What Languages \u200b\u200bdo You Speak? | What languages \u200b\u200bdo you speak? | Wo Langwigiz Du Yu: SPE: K? |
I Speak English but Just a Little. | I speak English, but not much. | Ay SPE: K and: Nlysh Bat Jah: ST E LITL. |
Speak Slowly, Please. | Please say slowly. | SPE: To Sloveli Pli: s. |
Sorry, What vid You Say? | Excuse me, what did you say? | Sori, Wat Ded Yu: Say? |
Is it correct? | This is right? | From IT KORECK? |
Do you Understand Me? | Do you understand me? | Du Yu: Andestand Mi:? |
Can I Ask You? | Can you ask you (ask)? | Ken Ai Ask Yu:? |
What can i do for you? | How can I help you? | Wat Ken Ai Du Form: Yu:? |
What Do You Think? | What do you think? | Wat Du Yu: Sink? |
Who? | Who? | Hu? |
What? | What? | Wat? |
What is this? | What it is? | Wat from ZIS? |
What? | Where? Where? | Wea? |
How? | When? | Wen? |
How? | How? | Hau? |
How do I get to ...? | How to get …? | Hau Duh Ai Gat that ...? |
Wee from? | Where? | Wea Frrom? |
Were Are You from? | Where are you from? | WEA A: Yu: Frome? |
Who? | Why? | Wow? |
How Much is it? | How much does it cost? | Hau Mach from IT? |
Do you like ...? | You like …? | Du Yu: Like ...? |
What Can I Get a Taxi? | Where can I get a taxi? | Waa Ken Ay Gat Ex? |
Yes. | Yes. | YES. |
Yes, of course. | Oh sure. | Yes of Ko: s. |
I agree. | I agree (I agree). | Ai Egry. |
With pleasure. | With pleasure. | Weas Plazhe. |
As You Like. | As you wish. | Ez Yu: Like. |
All Right. OK. OKEY. | Well okay). | O:l wright. Oukei. |
I see. | It's clear. | Ai Si:. |
I am Busy. | I am busy (busy). | Ay Em Bisi. |
No. | No. | Know. |
No, thank you. | No thanks. | Nou Sank Yu:. |
No, you may not. | No, I do not allow. | Nou Yu: May notes. |
I do min. | I object. | Ai Du: Mind. |
I am Very sorry, but i can’t. | Sorry, but I can't. | Ay Em Vary Sori Bat Ai Kant. |
That’s impossible. | It's impossible. | HeTS Imposib. |
You are Wrong. | You're not right. | Yu: A: Ron. |
By no means. | In no case. | Bai know mi: nz. |
To you!Thanks! | Thank you! | FROMeNK yu:! FROMeNKS! |
Thank you very (so) much! | Thanks a lot! | FROMeNK Yu: Wari (SOU) Mach! |
I Don’t know how to that you. | I don't know how to thank you. | Ah Dont Nou Hau Tu Sank Yu:. |
How Kind of You! | How kindly on you! | Hau Kind oh yu:! |
You are so kind! | You are so kind! | Yu: A: SOU Cindle! |
Toe you, it was delicious. | Thank you, it was delicious. | FROMeNK Yu: IT UZ Dilishez. |
Thatk you for your attendation. | Thank you for your attention. | SENK Yu: F: E: Etenshn. |
You are welcome! | Please (in response to thanks). | Yu: A: Welkem! |
That’s Nothing. | My pleasure. | HeTS Nasing. |
Here You Are. | Here you are (take). | Ha Yu: a:. |
Please | Please, please. | Pliz. |
Gooodbye! | Goodbye! | Hood Bai! |
See You (Later)! | See you later! | SI: Yu: (Late)! |
See You Soon! | I'll see you soon! | SI: U: Sun! |
I Hope to See You Again. | I hope I will see you again. | Ai Hope Tu Si: Yu: Aegean. |
Have a good trip! | Bon Voyage! | Hve E Hood Trip! |
Take Care! | Take care! | Take Ke! |
Good Luck! | Good luck! | Good luck! |
I wish |
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Best Wishes! | Good luck! | Best Wesis! |
Congratulations! | Congratulations (-e)! | Kangreyleshnz! |
Happy Birthday! | Happy birthday! | Hepy Boe: SDAY! |
Happy New Year! | Happy New Year! | Hepy New Ye:! |
Happy Anniversary! | Happy wedding! | NEPI Eniveyseri! |
I Wish You All the Best! | I wish you all the best! | AI WISH YU: OL ZE BAST! |
Have a good time! | Have a nice time! | Have E Good Time! |
Have a good hops! | Have a good rest! | Have E Hood Holid! |
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