English transcription for children - the best selection of examples

English transcription for children - the best selection of examples

A large selection of the necessary English transcription for children

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 mail
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
buttonfasten | ˈBʌtn | | ˈFæsn | fasten
unbuttonuNFASTEN | 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

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:.
Acquaintance
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).
Communication and questions
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?
Statement
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  wrightOukei.
I see. It's clear. Ai Si:.
I am Busy. I am busy (busy). Ay Em Bisi.
Negation
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.
Expression of gratitude
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.
Parting
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

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!

Video: how to quickly learn English?

Read also:



Evaluate the article

Add a comment

Your e-mail will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked *