In our article you will find thematic collections of words - English for children with pronunciation.
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- English for children with pronunciation - profession
- English alphabet with pronunciation for children
- English account, pronunciation numbers for children
- Colors in English for children with pronunciation
- Animals in English for children with pronunciation
- Months, days, seasons in English for children with pronunciation
- Fruits, berries, vegetables in English for children with pronunciation
- Figures in English for children with pronunciation
- Clothing in English for children with pronunciation
- Family in English for children with pronunciation
- Furniture in English for children with pronunciation
- Words in English for children with pronunciation
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English for children with pronunciation - profession
English for children with pronunciation - profession:
thirtypopular professions | |||
Name | Transcription | Pronunciation | Translation |
Actor | [æktə] | [act] | Actor |
Actress | [æktrəs] | [Aktroes] | Actress |
Baby-Sitter | [Beibi ‘Sitə] | [Baby Sith] | Nanny |
Builder | [bıldə] | [build] | Builder |
Businessman (Woman) | [bɪznəsmən] | [BesesMan] | Businessman |
COOK | [kʋk] | [Cook] | Cook |
Chef | [ʃEF] | [Shaf] | Chef |
Chief | [ʧi: f] | [Chiif] | Boss |
Clerk | [klɑ: k] | [Claak] | Service |
Cosmonaut | [kɔzmənɔ: t] | [Coismenot] | Astronaut |
Dentist | [dentıst] | [Dantist] | Dentist |
Doctor | [dɔktə] | [DOKE] | Doctor |
Driver | [Draıvə] | [drive] | Driver |
Engineer | [enʤı’nıə] | [Anginie] | Engineer |
Farmer | [fɑ: mə] | [Faame] | Farmer |
Flight Attendant | [Flaɪtə’Tendənt] | [Flythendantent] | Stewardess |
Guide | [gaıd] | [guide] | Guide, guide |
Hairdresser | [hɜə, dressə] | [Hedrase] | The hairdresser |
Housewife | [hauswaıf] | [Hausvif] | A housewife |
Journalist | [ʤə: nəlıst] | [Joenaalist] | Journalist |
Lawyer | [Lɔ: Jə] | [Loye] | Lawyer |
Manager | [mænıʤə] | [manege] | Manager |
Musician | [mju: ’zıʃən] | [Musichen] | Musician |
Pilot | [paılət] | [Paylet] | Pilot |
Police Officer | [pə’li: s’ɔfısə] | [Palis Office] | Police officer |
Secretary | [sekrətrı] | [Secrtry] | Secretary |
Shop Assistant | [ʃɔPə’Sıstənt] | [Chopesistant] | Salesman |
Soldier | [səulʤə] | [SOULZHE] | Soldier |
Sportsman | [spɔ: tsmən] | [SPOSOTMEN] | Sportsman |
Tailor | [Teılə] | [Tayle] | Tailor |
Teacher | [Ti: ʧə] | [TICHE] | Teacher |
Veterinarian | [vetərı’nɜər signific] | [Viteerinernie] | Veterinarian |
Waiter | [Weıtə] | [Weite] | Waiter |
Waitress | [WeıTRəs] | [Waytraz] | Waitress |
Writer | [Raıtə] | [Wright] | Writer |
Service sector, construction and production | ||
Name | Transcription | Translation |
Adjuster | [ə’ʤʌstə] | Collector, adjuster |
Agronomist | [əg’rɔnəmıst] | Agronomist |
Baker | [beıkə] | Baker |
Bartender | [Bɑ:, Tendə] | Bartender |
Bodyguard | [bɒdɪɡɑ: d] | Bodyguard |
Bricklayer | [Brık, leıə] | Mason |
Butcher | [buʧə] | Butcher |
Caretaker | [kɜə, teıkə] | Warden, watchman |
Carpenter | [kɑ: pıntə] | A carpenter |
Computer Operator | [kəm’pju: tə’ɔpəreıtə] | PC operator |
Concrete Worker | [kɔnkri: t’wə: kə] | Concrete |
Confectioner | [kən’fekʃnə] | Container cook |
Controller | [kən’Trəulə] | Dispatcher |
Courier | [kurıə] | Courier |
Crane Operator | [kreın’ɔpəreıtə] | Construction crane operator |
Dairymaid, Milkier | [dɜərımeıd, mılkə] | Milkmaid |
Dishwasher | [dıʃ, wɔʃə] | Dishwasher |
Electrician | [ılek’Trıʃən] | An electrician |
Eretor | [ı’rektə] | Installer |
Fisherman | [fıʃəmən] | Fisherman |
Fitter | [fıtə] | Installer, installer |
Foreman | [fɔ: mən] | Brigadier, master |
Gardener | [gɑ: dnə] | Gardener |
Glazier | [gleızjjə] | Glazier |
Guard | [Gɑ: D] | Security guard |
Janitor | [ʤænıtə] | Cleaning woman |
Joiner | [ʤɔınə] | Carpenter |
Letter, postman | [Letə, pəustmən] | Postman |
Librarian | [laı’brɜərıən] | Librarian |
Loader | [ləudə] | Loader |
Locksmith | [lɔksmıθ] | Locksmith |
Mechanic | [mı’kænık] | Mechanic |
Medical Assistant | [Medıkələ’sıstənt] | Feldsher |
Miner | [maınə] | Miner |
Plaster | [plɑ: stərə] | Plasterer |
Plumber | [plʌmə] | Plumber |
Porter | [pɔ: tə] | Porter, Swiss |
Printer | [prıntə] | Printer, printing worker |
Repairer | [rı’Pɜərə] | Master, repairman |
Sailor | [seılə] | Sailor |
Shoemaker, Cobbler* | [ʃu:, meıkə, kɔblə] | Shoemaker |
Smith | [Smıθ] | Blacksmith |
Specialist | [Speʃəlıst] | Specialist |
Street Cleaner | [Stri: T’Kli: Nə] | Street cleaner |
Train Driver | [Treın’draıvə] | Driver |
Trainer, Coach | [Treınə] | Trainer |
Travel Agent | [trævl’eıʤənt] | Travel agent |
Turner | [Tə: nə, kəuʧ] | Turner |
Unskilled Labourer | [ʌn’skıld’leıbərə] | Householder |
Welder | [Weldə] | Welder |
Work Superintendent | [Wə: k, sju: pərın’Tendənt] | Prost |
Specialties of the budget sphere and government posts | ||
Names | Transcription | Translation |
Cardiologist | [kɑːdɪˈɒlədʒɪst] | Cardiologist |
Civil Servant | [sıvl’s: vənt]] | An official, a civil servant |
Clergyman, Priest | [klə: ʤımən, pri: st] | Priest, clergyman |
Deputy | [Depjutı] | Deputy, deputy |
Educator | [Edju: Keıtə] | Educator |
Firefighter | [faɪəfaɪtər] | Fireman |
Head Teacher | [Hed’TI: ʧə] | Head teacher |
Investigator | [ın’Vestıgeıtə] | Investigator |
Judge | [ʤʌʤ] | Referee |
Minister | [mɪnɪstə] | Minister |
Nurse | [nə: s] | Nurse |
Obstetrician | [ɔbste’Trıʃən] | Obstetrician |
Oculist | [ɔkjulıst] | Okholist |
Pediatrician | [pi: dɪə’trɪʃn] | Pediatrician |
Politician | [pɔlı’Tıʃən] | Politician |
Public Prosecutor | [pʌblık’prɔsıkju: tə] | Prosecutor |
Secretary of state | [sekrətri əv steaf] | State Secretary, Minister |
Serviceman | [sə: vısmæn] | Serviceman |
Surgeon | [sə: ʤən] | Surgeon |
Tax Officer | [Tæks ɔfısə] | Tax inspector |
English alphabet with pronunciation for children
English alphabet with pronunciation for children:
English letter | Transcription | Russian analogue |
AA | [eɪ] | Hey |
BB | [biː] | Bi |
CC | [siː] | Si |
DD | [diː] | Di |
Ee | [ː] | And |
FF | [ɛf] | EF |
GG | [dʒiː] | Ji |
HH | [eɪtʃ] | Eich |
II | [aɪ] | Ay |
JJ | [dʒeɪ] | Jay |
KK | [Keɪ] | Kay |
LL | [ɛl] | El |
Mm | [ɛm] | Em |
NN | [ɛn] | En |
OO | [əʊ] | OU |
PP | [piː] | Pi |
[kjuː] | Kew | |
RR | [ɑː] or [ɑɹ] | A or ar |
SS | [ɛS] | Es |
TT | [Tiː] | TI |
Uu | [juː] | YU |
VV | [viː] | In and |
Ww | [ˈDʌb (ə) l juː] | Dabble-y |
XX | [ɛks] | The ex |
Yy | [waɪ] | Wow |
ZZ | [zɛd], [ziː] | Zed, Z |
Vowels
Letter | English transcription | Russian transcription | Sound(English transcription) |
Sound (Russian transcription) |
AA | [ei] | [hey] | [æ] | [e] |
Ee | [I:] | [and:] (Long) | [i:], [e] | [and:], [e] |
II | [ai] | [ah] | [ai], [i] | [ah], [and] |
OO | [əu] | [OU] | [o] | [about] |
Uu | [juː] | [Y:] (Long) | [ju:], [ʌ] | [Yu], [a] |
Yy | [wai] | [wow] | [aɪ], [i] | [ah], [and |
Consistent letters, similar in appearance to Russian letters and pronunciation:
Letter | English transcription | Russian transcription |
Sound(English transcription)
|
Sound (Russian transcription)
|
CC | [siː] | [SI:] | [k], [s] | [k], [s] |
KK | [Keɪ] | [Kay] | [k] | [to] |
Mm | [em] | [um] | [m] | [m] |
TT | [Tiː] | [T:] | [t] | [t] |
Consistent letters that are similar to Russians, but are pronounced or written differently:
Letter | English transcription | Russian transcription |
Sound(English transcription)
|
Sound (Russian transcription)
|
BB | [biː] | [bi:] | [b] | [b] |
DD | [diː] | [di:] | [D] | [d] |
LL | [el] | [email] | [l] | [L] |
NN | [en] | [en] | [n] | [n] |
PP | [piː] | [PI:] | [p] | [P] |
SS | [ES] | [Es] | [s] | [With] |
XX | [eks] | [the ex] | [ks] | [KS] |
Consistent letters that are not in Russian:
Letter | English transcription | Russian transcription | Sound(English transcription) |
Sound (Russian transcription)
|
FF | [EF] | [EF] | [f] | [F] |
GG | [dʒiː] | [ji] | [dʒ], [g] | [J], [g] |
HH | [eɪtʃ] | [Eich] | [h] | [X] |
JJ | [dʒeɪ] | [Jay] | [dʒ] | [J] |
[kjuː] | [Kew] | [kw] | [kV] | |
RR | [ɑː] | [a:] | [r], [ɑ :] | [p], [a] |
VV | [viː] | [in and] | [v] | [in] |
Ww | [‘Dʌblju:] | [dable] | [w] | [uv] |
ZZ | [zɛd] | [Zed] | [z] | [h] |
English account, pronunciation numbers for children
English account, pronunciation numbers for children:
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] |
Ordinals
Number in words | Quantitative | Order | Translation |
1 | one | fIRST | the first |
2 | two | second | second |
3 | three | third | third |
4 | four | fourth | fourth |
5 | five | fifth | fifth |
6 | six | sixth | sixth |
7 | seven | seventh | seventh |
8 | eight | eighth | eighth |
9 | nine | ninth | ninth |
10 | ten | tenth | tenth |
14 | fourteen | fourteenth | fourteenth |
20 | twenty | twentietH | twentieth |
21 | twenty One | twenty First | twenty first |
100 | hundred | hundredth | hundredth |
Colors in English for children with pronunciation
Colors in English for children with pronunciation:
- Yellow - yellow (Elou) [`jeləʊ]
- Green - Green (Green) [ɡri: `n]
- Blue - blue, blue (Blue) [Blu:]
- Brown - brown (brown) [braʊn]
- White - White (White) [waɪt]
- Red - red (ed) [red]
- Orange - Orange (Orendge) [`ɒRɪNDʒ]
- Pink - pink (pink) [pɪŋk]
- Gray - Gray (Gray) [ɡreɪ]
- Black - Black (Black) [Blæk]
- PURPLE- Violet (brewer) [pɜːpl]
- Beige - beige (Baiga) [beɪʒ]
- Khaki - khaki (kaki) [kɑːkɪ]
- Vinous - burgundy (vines) [vaɪnəs]
- Turquoise - turquoise (terchis) [tɜː (r) k (w) ɔɪz]
- Blue- Blue (Blu) [Blu:]
- Light Green (Light Green) [Laɪt Gri: N]
- Lilac- lilac (Lylak) [`laɪlək]
- Azure - azure (eZhe) [`ʒʒə]
- Dark Purple- dark purple (Dark Pipple) [Dɑːk PɜːPL]
- Coral - coral (coral) [`kɒrəl]
- Golden-Golden (Golden) [`gəʊldən]
- Silver- Silver (Silve) [`sɪlvə]
- Copper- copper (cape) [`kɒpə]
- Pastel- pastel (pastel) [`pæstl]
- Emerald - Emerald (Emerald) [`emərəld]
- Aquamarine- aquamarine (equamarine) [ækwəmə`ri: `n]
Animals in English for children with pronunciation
Animals in English for children with pronunciation:
Pets names
domestic Animals | [dəʊˈmɛstɪk ˈænɪməlz] | pets |
cow | [kaʊ] | cow |
bull | [bʊl] | bull |
horse | [hɔːs] | horse |
stallion | [ˈStæljən] | stallion |
mare | [meə] | mare |
goat | [gəʊt] | goat |
he Goat | [hiː] [gəʊt] | goat |
sheep | [ʃiːp] | sheep |
rAM | [ræm] | ram |
donkey | [ˈDɒŋki] | a donkey |
mule | [mjuːl] | mule |
pig | [pɪg] | pig |
cat | [kæt] | cat |
dOG | [dɒg] | dog |
calf | [kɑːf] | calf |
lamb | [læm] | lamb |
foal | [fəʊl] | foal |
piglet | [ˈPɪglət] | pigue |
kitten | [ˈKɪtn] | kitty |
puppy | [ˈPʌpi] | puppy |
mouse | [maʊs] | mouse |
rat | [ræt] | rat |
chinchilla | [ʧɪnˈʧɪlə] | chinchilla |
hamster | [ˈHæmstə] | hamster |
guinea Pig (Cavy) | [ˈGɪni pɪg] [ˈkeɪvi] | cavy |
Wild animals
wild Animal | [waɪld ˈænɪməl] | wild animal |
wolf | [wʊlf] | wolf |
fox | [fɒks] | fox |
bear | [beə] | bear |
tiger | [ˈTaɪgə] | tiger |
lion | [ˈLaɪən] | a lion |
elePhant | [ˈƐlɪfənt] | elephant |
ape (monkey) | [eɪp] [ˈmʌŋki] | a monkey |
camel | [ˈKæməl] | camel |
rabbit | [ˈRæbɪt] | rabbit |
hare | [heə] | hare |
antelope | [ˈÆntɪləʊp] | antelope |
badger | [ˈBæʤə] | badger |
squirrel | [ˈSkwɪrəl] | squirrel |
beAver | [ˈBiːvə] | beaver |
zebra | [ˈZiːbrə] | zebra |
kangaroo | [ˌKæŋgəˈruː] | kangaroo |
crocodile | [ˈKrɒkədaɪl] | crocodile |
rhino (rhinoceros) | [ˈRaɪnəʊ] [raɪˈnɒsərəs] | rhinoceros |
deer | [dɪə] | deer |
lynx | [lɪŋks] | lynx |
seal | [siːl] | seal |
tortoise (Turtle) | [ˈTɔːtəs] [ˈtɜːtl] | turtle |
cheetah | [ˈʧiːtə] | cheetah |
hyena | [haɪˈiːnə] | hyena |
raccoon | [rəˈkuːn] | raccoon |
giraffe | [ʤɪˈrɑːf] | giraffe |
hedgehog | [ˈHɛʤhɒg] | hedgehog |
leopard | [ˈLɛpəd] | leopard |
panther | [ˈPænθə] | panther |
eLK (Moose) | [ɛLK] ([muːs]) | elk |
anteater | [ˈÆntˌiːtə] | ant-eater |
opossum (Possum) | [əˈpɒsəm] ([ˈpɒsəm]) | opossum |
pUMA (COUGAR) | [ˈPjuːmə] ([ˈkuːgə]) | puma |
wolverine | [ˈWʊlvəriːn] | wolverine |
dinosaur | [ˈDaɪnəʊs] | dinosaur |
Animal groups
The name of the group | Transcription | Approximate translation |
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colony (of ants, rabbits) | [ˈKɒləni] | the colony |
swarm (of bees, flies, butterflies) | [swɔːm] | roy |
flock (of Birds, Geeze) | [FLɒK] | flock |
herd (of Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Goats) | [hɜːd] | herd |
pack (of Dogs, Wolves) | [pæk] | flock, pack |
school (of fish) | [skuːl] | a flock, a jamb |
pride (of Lions) | [praɪd] | pride, flock |
nEST (OF SNAKES) | [nɛst] | nest |
litter (of puppies, kittens) | [ˈLɪtə] | brill, offspring, litter |
What do animals say?
growl | [Graʊl] | roar, growl |
squeak | [skwiːk] | squeak |
scream | [skriːm] | scream |
roar | [rɔː] | roar, growl |
cluck | [klʌk] | clorize |
moo | [muː] | mumble |
chirp | [ʧɜːp] | brush |
bleat | [Bliːt] | bleat |
bark | [bɑːk] | bark |
howl | [haʊl] | howl |
quack | [kwæk] | croak |
hiss | [hɪs] | hiss |
laugh | [lɑːf] | laugh |
tweet | [Twiːt] | tweet |
meow | [miːˈaʊ] | mew |
purr | [pɜː] | purr |
Months, days, seasons in English for children with pronunciation
Months, days, seasons in English for children with pronunciation:
A month in English | Translation | Transcription | Sound in Russian |
---|---|---|---|
January | january | [‘ʤænju (ə) ri] | [Jae’nyuri] |
February | february | [‘Febru (ə) ri] | [Februeri] |
March | march | [mɑ: tʃ] | [MACH] |
April | april | [‘Eipr (ə) l] | [Aiprel] |
May | may | [m ei] | [May] |
June | june | [dʒ u: n] | [Giun] |
July | july | [dʒ u’lai] | [Giulay] |
August | august | [ɔ: ’g λst] | [ogast] |
September | september | [SEP ’TEMBə] | [SEPTEMBE] |
October | october | [ɔk ’təubə] | [OKTOUBE] |
NOVEMBER | november | [nəu ’vembə] | [Novembre] |
December | december | [di’s Embə] | [dysembe] |
Months by seasons in English
The time of the year in English | Transcription and transliteration | Russian translation | Months by season (US, UK) |
Months by season (UK) |
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winter | [‘Wɪntə] [screw] |
winter | December, January, February | November, December, January, February |
spring | [sprɪŋ] [Sprin] |
spring | MARCH, April, May | March, April |
summer | [‘Sʌmə] [Mama] |
summer | June, July, August | May, June, July, August |
autumn (be) Fall (AE) |
[‘Ɔːtəm] [Father] [fɔːl] [foul] |
autumn | September, October, November | September, October |
In Russian | In English | Transcription | Approximate pronunciation |
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Monday | Monday | [‘Mʌndeɪ] | [manday] |
Tuesday | Tuesday | [tju͟ːzdei] | [Tyuzdey] |
Wednesday | Wednesday | [‘Wenzdeɪ] | [Wenzday] |
Thursday | Thursday | [‘Θɜːzdeɪ] | [Hospital] |
Friday | Friday | [‘Fraɪdeɪ] | [fraei] |
Saturday | Saturday | [‘Sætədeɪ] | [SETEDAI] |
Sunday | Sunday | [‘Sʌndeɪ] | [Sanday] |
Light memorization poems:
Poem in English | Translation into Russian |
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Months January, February, March, April, May |
Months January February March April May |
How Many Days? Thirty Days Has September, |
How many days? Thirty days since September, |
The year 30 Days Has September, |
Year 30 days in September, |
Fruits, berries, vegetables in English for children with pronunciation
Fruits, berries, vegetables in English for children with pronunciation:
- Fruits - fruits - [frːts] - fruts;
- Berries - berries - [ˈberrɪez] - Beriza;
- Lemon - kbvjy - [ˈlemən] - laman;
- Kiwi - kiwi - [ˈkiːwiː] - kiwi;
- Mango - mango - [ˈmæŋgəʊ] - mangou;
- Orange - orange - [ˈɔrɪnʤ] - Orinji;
- Graphfruit - grapefruit - [ˈgreɪpfruːt] - graepfrut;
- Banana - Banana - [bəˈnɑːnə] - Benan;
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Skin - peel - [skɪn] - skin;
- Pomegranate - grenade - [ˈpɔmegrænɪt] - waggranet;
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Peach - peach - [piːʧ] - peach;
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Apple - apple - [æpl] - eple;
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Pear - pear - [pɛər] - PIER;
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PineApple - pineapple - [ˈpaɪnæpl] - pineepl;
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Apricot - apricot - [ˈeɪprɪkɔt] - aprikot;
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Seed - bone - [siːd] - sid;
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Flesh - pulp - [fleʃ] - flash;
- Persimmon - Hurma - [Persimon] - Persimen;
- Melon - melon - [ˈmelən] - Malen;
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Flesh - pulp - [fleʃ] - flash;
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Watermelon - watermelon - [ˈwɔːtəmelən] - Wotermelen;
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Plum - plum - [plʌm] - flame;
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Grapes - grapes - [Greɪps] - Graep;
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Strawberry - strawberries - [ˈStrɔːbərɪ] - stroberi;
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Raspberry - raspberries - [ˈrɑːzbərɪ] - rangeri;
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BlackBerry - Blackberry - [ˈblækbərɪ] - Blacbery;
- Redcurrant - red currant - [ˈredkʌrənt] - Redkarent;
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Blackcurrant - Black Currant - [Blækˈrənt - Blackerant;
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Cherry - cherry - [ˈʧerɪ] - Cheri;
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Gooseberry - gooseberries - [ˈgʊzbərɪ] - guzbari;
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Leaves - leaves - [liːvz] - lie;
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Twig - branch - [twɪg] - twig;
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Blueberry - blueberries - [ˈbluːberɪ] - Bluberi;
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Cranberry - Cranberry - [ˈkrænbərɪ] - Cranbari;
- Vegetable [ˈ vedʒ tə b.ə l.] - vegetable
- eggplant [‘ eGPLɑː nT] - eggplant
- Bean [ˈ bIː n.] - beans
- pEA [ pi:] - peas
- cabbage [‘ k.æ bidʒ] - cabbage
- potato [ p.ə’ tEɪ tə u] - potato
- onion [‘ʌ nJə n.] - onion
- carrot [‘ k.æ rə t] - carrot
- cucumber [‘ kju:k.ʌ mBə] - cucumber
- pepper [‘ pEPə] - pepper
- tomato [ tə’ ma:təʊ] - tomato
- radish [‘ ræ diʃ] - radish
- beet [ bI:t] - beet
- gourd [ guə d.] - pumpkin
- haricot [‘ hæ rɪ k.ə u] - beans
- garlic [‘ gA:lik] - garlic
- Basil — [ˈ b.æ zə l.] - basil
- celery [‘ selə ri] - celery
- dill [ dil] - dill
- parsley [‘ pA:sLI] - parsley
- Sorrel [ˈ s.ɔː rə l.] - sorrel
Figures in English for children with pronunciation
Figures in English for children with pronunciation:
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 |
Clothing in English for children with pronunciation
Clothing in English for children with pronunciation:
clothes | [kləʊðz] | clothes |
women’s Clothes | [ˈWɪmɪnz kləʊðz] | clothes for women |
men’s Clothes | [Menz kləʊðz] | clothing for men |
children’s Clothes | [ˈTʃɪldrənz kləʊðz] | children's clothing |
baby Clothes | [ˈBeɪbi kləʊðz] | baby clothes |
sports Clothes | [spɔːts kləʊðz] | sportswear |
women’s Clothing | [ˈWɪmɪnz ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | women's clothing |
ladies ’clothing | [ˈLeɪdɪz ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | damian clothing |
men’s Clothing | [Menz ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | men's clothing |
children’s Clothing | [ˈTʃɪldrənz ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | baby clothes |
sports Clothing | [spɔːts ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | sportswear |
winter Clothes | [ˈWɪntə kləʊðz] | winter clothes |
winter Clothing | [ˈWɪntə ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | winter clothes |
summer Clothes | [ˈSʌmə kləʊðz] | summer clothes |
casual Clothes | [ˈKæʒʊəl kləʊðz] | casual wear |
formal Clothes | [ˈFɔːml̩ kləʊðz] | official clothing |
expensive Clothes | [ɪKˈSpensɪv kləʊðz] | expensive clothing |
cheap Clothes | [tʃiːp kləʊðz] | cheap clothes |
nice Clothes | [naɪs kləʊðz] | beautiful (elegant) clothing |
shabby Clothes | [ˈƩæbi kləʊðz] | worn/battered clothes |
designer Clothes | [dɪˈzaɪnə kləʊðz] | designer clothing |
tailor-Made Clothes | [ˈTeɪlə meɪd kləʊðz] | clotted clothing |
handmade Clothes | [hændˈmeɪd kləʊðz] | handmade clothing |
ready-Made Clothes | [ˈRedɪ meɪd kləʊðz] | (purchased in the store) |
work Clothes | [ˈWɜːk kləʊðz] | workwear, workwear |
working Clothes | [ˈWɜːkɪŋ kləʊðz] | work uniform |
uniform | [ˈJuːnɪfɔːm] | uniform, working form |
protective Clothing | [prəˈtektɪv ˈkləʊðɪŋ] | overalls, protective clothes |
footwear | [ˈFʊtweə] | shoes |
headgear | [ˈHEDɡɪ] | headdress |
underwear | [ˈɅndəWeə] | underwear |
sportswear | [ˈSPɔːTSWEEL] | sportswear |
swimwear | [ˈSwɪmWeə] | bathing suit |
sleepwear | [sˈliːˌpwer] | nightwear |
clothes | [kləʊðz] | clothes |
clothing | [ˈKləʊðɪŋ] | clothing, dress |
garments | [ˈꞬɑːmənts] | clothing, robe |
wear | [Weə] | sock (clothes), clothes |
dress | [Dres] | dress |
outfit | [ˈAʊtfɪt] | a full set of clothes |
attire | [əˈtaɪə] | the robe, outfit |
apparel | [əˈpærəl] | clothing, clothing item |
fashion | [ˈFæʃn̩] | fashion |
style | [staɪl] | style |
vogue | [vəʊɡ] | fashion |
haute couture | [ˈHot kuˈtjʊə] | high-fashion |
Outer Garments | [ˈAʊtə ˈɡɑːmənts] | Outerwear |
warm Coat | [wɔːm ˈkəʊt] | warm coat |
fur Coat | [fɜː ˈkəʊt] | fur coat |
sheepskin Coat | [ˈƩiːpskɪn ˈkəʊt] | (coat-) sheepskin coat |
storm Coat | [stɔːm ˈkəʊt] | glory |
parka | [ˈPɑːkə] | park (long jacket with a hood) |
snowsuit | [ˈSnəʊ suːt] | snowsuit |
coat | [ˈKəʊt] | coat |
topcoat | [ˈTɒpkəʊt] | coat |
overcoat | [ˈƏʊvəkəʊt] | coat, overcoat |
trench Coat | [trentʃ ˈkəʊt] | long waterproof coat |
raincoat | [ˈReɪnkəʊt] | raincoat |
waterproof Coat | [ˈWɔːtəprːf ˈkəʊt] | waterproof coat, raincoat |
slicker | [ˈSlɪkə] | waterproof cloak, macintosh |
leather Jacket | [ˈLeðə ˈdʒækɪt] | leather jacket, leather jacket |
bomber Jacket | [ˈBɒmə ˈdʒækɪt] | short coat |
car Coat | [kɑː ˈkəʊt] | half a wrapper |
windbreaker | [ˈWɪndbreɪkə] | vetrovka |
windcheater | [ˈWɪndtʃiːtə] | vetrovka |
sports Jacket | [spɔːts ˈdʒækɪt] | sport jacket |
Women’s Clothes | [ˈWɪmɪnz kləʊðz] | Women's clothing |
casual Dress | [ˈKæʒʊəl dres] | everyday clothes (dress) |
formal Dress | [ˈFɔːml̩ dres] | long evening dress |
summer Dress | [ˈSʌmə dres] | summer dress |
woolen Dress | [ˈWʊlən dres] | woolen dress |
cocktail Dress | [ˈKɒkteɪl dres] | evening Dress |
low-Cut Dress | [ləʊ kʌt dres] | dress with deep neckline |
evenging Dress | [ˈIːvn̩ɪŋ dres] | evening Dress |
evening GOWN | [ˈIːvn̩ɪŋ ɡaʊn] | evening Dress |
business Suit | [ˈBɪznəs suːt] | business suit |
pants Suit (Pant Suit) | [pænts suːt] [pænt suːt] | women's trouser suit |
uniform | [ˈJuːnɪfɔːm] | (work uniform |
button-Through Dress | [ˈBʌtn̩ θruː dres] | khalat dress |
pINAFORE DRESS | [ˈPɪnəfɔː dres] | sarafan |
house Dress | [ˈHaʊs dres] | homemade dress |
maternity Wear | [məˈtɜːnɪti weə] | clothes for pregnant women |
maternity Dress | [məˈtɜːnɪti dres] | dress for pregnant women |
sweater | [ˈSwetə] | pullover |
jersey | [ˈDʒɜːzi] | sweater, knitted jacket |
cardigan | [ˈKɑːdɪɡən] | cardigan |
jacket | [ˈDʒækɪt] | jacket, jacket |
vest | [Vest] | vest |
blouse | [Blaʊz] | blouse |
shirt | [ʃɜːT] | shirt |
tunic | [ˈTjuːnɪk] | tunic, blouse or jacket (usually with a belt) |
T-shirt | [ˈTiː ʃɜːt] | t-shirt |
tank Top | [tæŋk tɒp] | knitted vest, T -shirt on straps (amer.) |
halter Top | [ˈHɔːltə tɒp] | short top |
skirt | [skɜːt] | skirt |
miniskirt | [ˈMɪniskɜːt] | mini skirt |
long Skirt | [ˈLɒŋ skɜːt] | long skirt |
pleated Skirt | [ˈPliːtɪd skɜːt] | pleated skirt |
black Skirt | [Blæk SKɜːT] | black skirt |
pANTS | [pænts] | pants, panties |
slacks | [Slæks] | wide trousers (male or female) |
trousers | [ˈTraʊzəz] | pants |
jeans | [dʒiːnz] | jeans |
denims | [ˈDenɪmz] | jeans |
shorts | [ʃɔːTS] | shorts |
swimsuit | [ˈSwɪmsuːt] | bathing suit |
swimming Suit | [ˈSwɪmɪŋ suːt] | bathing suit |
bathing Suit | [ˈBeɪðɪŋ suːt] | bathing suit |
bikini | [bɪˈkiːni] | bikini |
jumpsuit | [ˈDʒʌmpsuːt] | sport suit |
warm-up suit | [ˈWɔːˌməp suːt] | training suit |
training Suit | [ˈTreɪnɪŋ suːt] | training (sports) costume |
Men’s Clothes | [Menz kləʊðz] | Men's clothing |
business Suit | [ˈBɪznəs suːt] | business suit |
three-Piece Suit | [ˈΘriː piːs suːt] | costume "Troika" |
tuxedo | [tʌkˈsiːdəʊ] | the tuxedo |
tail Coat | [Teɪl ˈkəʊt] | froke |
tails | [teɪlz] | froke |
black Tie | [Blæk Taɪ] | black tie-butterfly |
white Tie | [waɪt taɪ] | white tie-butterfly |
trousers | [ˈTraʊzəz] | pants |
slacks | [Slæks] | wide pants |
jeans | [dʒiːnz] | jeans |
denims | [ˈDenɪmz] | jeans |
shorts | [ʃɔːTS] | shorts |
jacket | [ˈDʒækɪt] | jacket, jacket |
blazer | [ˈBleɪzə] | blazer, sports jacket |
vest | [Vest] | vest |
sweater | [ˈSwetə] | pullover |
turtleneck Sweater | [ˈTɜːtlnek ˈswetə] | turtleneck |
pullover | [ˈPʊləʊvə] | pulover, sweater |
jumper | [ˈDʒʌmpə] | jumper, sweatshirt |
sweatshirt | [ˈSwetʃɜːt] | sweatshirt, training shirt |
shirt | [ʃɜːT] | shirt |
polo Shirt | [ˈPəʊləʊ ʃɜːt] | polo T-shirt |
T-shirt | [ˈTiː ʃɜːt] | t-shirt |
tank Top | [tæŋk tɒp] | knitted vest, T -shirt on straps (amer.) |
warm-up suit | [ˈWɔːˌməp suːt] | training suit |
training Suit | [ˈTreɪnɪŋ suːt] | sports (training) costume |
tRUNKS | [trʌŋks] | underpants |
bathing Trunks | [ˈBɑːθɪŋ trʌŋks] | swimming trunks |
swimming Trunks | [ˈSwɪmɪŋ trʌŋks] | swimming trunks |
swim Trunks | [swɪm trʌŋks] | swimming trunks |
swim Briefs | [swɪm briːfs] | swimming trunks |
uniform | [ˈJuːnɪfɔːm] | work uniform |
work Clothes | [ˈWɜːk kləʊðz] | work clothes |
overalls | [ˈƏʊvərɔːlz] | working trousers, overalls |
Underwear | [ˈɅndəWeə] | Underwear |
hosiery | [ˈHəʊzɪəri] | knitted linen |
sleepwear | [sˈliːˌpwer] | clothing for sleep |
robe | [rəʊb] | robe |
underwear | [ˈɅndəWeə] | underwear |
lingerie | [ˈLænʒəriː] | lingerie |
panties | [ˈPæntɪz] | panties |
bra | [Brɑː] | bra, bra |
sLIP | [slɪp] | combination (linen) |
half Slip | [hɑːf slɪp] | underskirt |
briefs | [Briːfs] | short cowards or underpants |
underpants | [ˈɅndəPænts] | pants; man's underwear) |
T-shirt | [ˈTiː ʃɜːt] | tenniska |
undershirt | [ˈƏndərˌʃərt] | t -shirt |
pantyhose | [ˈPæntiˌhoz] | tights |
tights | [TaɪTS] | tights |
leggings | [ˈLeɡɪŋz] | leggings, leggings |
stockings | [ˈSTɒKɪŋZ] | stockings |
sOCKS | [ˈSɒks] | socks |
slouch Socks | [slaʊtʃ ˈsɒks] | knee socks |
knee-High Socks | [niː ˈhaɪ ˈsɒks] | knee socks |
pajamas (Bre: Pyjamas) | [pəˈdʒɑːməz] | pajamas |
nightgown | [ˈNaɪtɡaʊn] | long night shirt |
sleepshirt | [ˈSliːpʃɜːt] | nightgown |
housecoat | [ˈHaʊskəʊt] | women's robe |
robe | [rəʊb] | robe |
bathrobe | [ˈBɑːθrəʊb] | bathrobe |
terry-Cloth Robe | [ˈTerɪklɒθ rəʊb] | bathrobe |
Family in English for children with pronunciation
Family in English for children with pronunciation:
The main family
- sPOUSE (form) [spaʊs]/[spaʊz] - spouse or spouse;
- husBand (non -form. hubby) - husband;
- wIFE [waɪf] - wife (pl. Number wves [waɪvz]);
- relative [‘Redətɪv] - relative ( relatives - relatives);
- pARENT [ˈPeərənt] - parent ( parents - parents);
- adoptive Parents - foster parents;
- mother [ˈMʌðə (r)] - mother ( mum - mother);
- father [ˈFɑːðə (r)] - father ( dAD - dad);
- child [tʃaɪld] - child (non -form. kID [kɪd]);
- children [ˈTʃɪldrən] - children;
- daughter [ˈDɔːtə (r)] - daughter;
- son [sʌn] - son;
- sibling (form) [ˈSɪblɪŋ] - brother or sister;
- sister [ˈSɪstə (r)] - sister;
- brother [ˈBrʌðə (r)] - brother;
Grandmothers and grandfathers
- grandParents - grandmother and grandfather;
- grandmother [ˈꞬrænmʌðə (r)] - grandmother Gran, Grandma, Granny;
- grandfather [ˈꞬrænfɑːðə (r)] - grandfather (Grandad, Grandady, Grandpa);
- grandchild [ˈꞬræntʃaɪld] - grandson or granddaughter;
- grandchildren - grandchildren;
- grandson [ˈꞬrænsʌn] - grandson;
- granddaure [ˈꞬrændɔːtə (r)] - granddaughter;
- great Grandmother - great -grandmother;
- great Grandfather - great grandfather;
- great Grandchildren - great -grandchildren;
Distant relatives
- uncle [ˈɅŋkl] - uncle;
- aunt [ɑːnt]/[ænt]- aunt;
- cousin [ˈKʌzn] - cousin or sister;
- nEPHEW [ˈNefjuː /ˈnevjuː] - nephew;
- niece [niːs] - niece.
Relatives in marriage
- sTEPFATER [ˈStepfɑːðə (r)] - stepfather;
- sTEPMOTER [ˈStepmʌðə (r)] - stepmother;
- sTEPDAUGHTER [ˈStepdɔːtə (r)] - stepdaughter;
- stepson [ˈStepsʌn] - stepson;
- sTEPBROTER [ˈStepbrʌðə (r)] - half -brother;
- stepsister [ˈStepsɪstə (r)] - half -sister;
- father-In-Law [ˈFɑːór ɪn lɔː] - father of a husband or wife (Svororkor; father -in -law);
- mother-In-Law [ˈMʌór ɪn lɔː] - mother of a husband or wife (mother -in -law; mother -in -law);
- son-In-Law [ˈSʌn ɪn lɔː] - son -in -law (daughter's husband);
- daughter-In-Law [ˈDɔːtər ɪn lɔː] - wife of a son, daughter -in -law;
- brother-In-Law [ˈBrʌór ɪn lɔː] - son -in -law (sister husband); Shurin (wife's brother); Ilust (husband of their own martyr); Dever (husband's brother);
- sister-In-Law [ˈSɪstər ɪn lɔː] - daughter -in -law (wife's wife); Sillar (husband’s sister); Sword (wife's sister).
Expressions about family and relationships in English
Phrase | Translation | Pronunciation |
Yes I have kids | Yes, I have children | Yes, Ai Have Children |
No, I'm the only child | No, I’m an only child | Know, Aim En Only Chayld |
Are you married/married? | Are you married? | And Yu Marid? |
Are you meeting someone? | Are You Dating Someone? | And Yu Datin Samuan? |
Are you idle/unmarried? | Are you? | And Yu single? |
I have a brother/sister | I have a Brother/A Sister | Ay hev e brose/e system |
I have no children | I Don’t have children | Ay dant Have Children |
I have a son/daughter | I have a son/a day | Ah hev e san/e dote |
Do you have a brother or sister? | Do you have a brother or a Sister? | Du Yu Have E Braze about e system? |
Do you have children? | Do you have children? | Du Yu Have Children? |
Do you have a boyfriend/girl? | Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend? | Du Yu Have E Boyfrand/Golfrand? |
What do your parents do? | What Do your Parents do? | WATE DU YO PARENTS DU? |
I divorced | I’m Divorced | Aim Divorst |
I am a widow/widow | I’m widowed | Aim Whidoud |
I'm married (married) | I’m marrid | Aim Marid |
I am engaged | I’m Engaged | Aim Ingead |
I am idle (unmarried) | I’m Single | Aim single |
Furniture in English for children with pronunciation
Furniture in English for children with pronunciation:
Living Room - Living room
- Armchair [ˈɑːmˈʧ e ə] - chair
- Bookshelf [ˈbʊkʃelf] - book shelf
- Carpet [ˈkɑːpɪt] - carpet
- Clock [klɒk] - watch
- Chair [ʧeə] - chair
- Coffee-Table [ˈkɒfi-ˈteɪbl]-coffee table
- Cushion [ˈkʊʃən] - sofa cushion
- Drinks Cabinet [drɪŋks ˈkæbɪnɪt] - bar
- Electric Fire [ɪˈl e ktrɪk ˈfaɪə] - electric fireplace
- FirePlace [ˈfaɪəˌpleɪs] - fireplace
- Floor lamp [flɔː læmp] - floor lamp, floor lamp
- Games Console [gɪmz kənˈsəʊl] - game console
- Hammock [ˈhæmək] - hammock
- Houseplants [ˈhaʊsplɑːnts] - indoor plants
- Lamp [læmp] - lamp, lamp
- LampShade [ˈlæmpʃeɪd] - lampshade
- Piano [pɪˈænəʊ] - piano
- Picture [ˈpɪkʧə] - picture
- Radiator [ˈreɪdɪeɪtə] - radiator
- Record Player [ˈr e kɔːd ˈpleɪə] - player
- Rocking Chair [ˈrɒkɪŋ ʧeə]-rocking chair
- Rug [rʌg] - rug
- Sofa [ˈsəʊfə] - sofa
- Tv-set [tiːˈviː-s e t]-TV
- Vase [vɑːz] - vase
- Wallpaper [ˈwɔːlˌpeɪpə] - Wallpaper
Study - study
- Bookcase [ˈbʊkkeɪs] - bookcase
- Bureau [ˈbjʊərəʊ] - Bureau
- Computer [kəmˈpjuːtə] - computer
- Couch [kaʊʧ] - Takhta
- Desk [desk] - desk
- Office chair [ˈɒfɪs ʧeə] - work chair
- SAFE [seɪf] - safe
- Shelting [ˈʃelvɪŋ] - rack
- Speakers [ˈspiːkəz] - speakers
- Table lamp [ˈteɪbl læmp] - table lamp
- Waste Paper Basket [Weɪstɪpə ˈbɑːskɪt] - Basket for paper garbage
Bedroom - bedroom
- Airbed [ˈeəbed] - inflatable mattress
- Bed [Bed] - bed
- BedSpread [ˈBedSpred] - bedspread
- Blanket [ˈblæŋkɪt] - blanket
- Carpet [ˈkɑːrpɪt] - carpet
- Chest of Drawers [tʃest əvˈdrɔːz] - chest of drawers
- Closet [ˈklɑːz ɪ t] - wall cabinet
- Cradle [ˈkreɪdl] - cradle
- Curtains [ˈk ɜ ːtənz] - curtains, curtains
- DUVET [ˈDuːveɪ] - down blanket
- Dresser [ˈdresə] - toilet table
- Mattress [ˈmætrɪs] - mattress
- Night Table [naɪt ˈteɪbl] - bedside table
- Pillow [ˈpɪloʊ] - pillow
- Pillow Case [ˈpɪləʊkeɪs] - pillowcase
- Sheet [ʃiːt] - sheet
- Wardrobe [ˈwɔːdroʊb] - wardrobe, wardrobe
Kitchen is a kitchen
- Bin [bɪn] - garbage bucket
- Coffee Machine [ˈkɒfi məˈʃiːn] - coffee maker
- Cooker [ˈkʊkə] - stove
- Cupboard [ˈkʌbəd] - cabinet for dishes
- Dishwasher [ˈdɪʃˌwɒʃə] - dishwasher
- Fridge [frɪʤ] - refrigerator
- Gas meter [gæs ˈmiːtə] - gas counter
- Gas stove [gæs stəʊv] - gas stove
- Kettle [ˈketl] - kettle
- Light Switch [Laɪt SWɪʧ] - switch
- Sideboard [ˈsaɪdbɔːd] - buffet
- Sink [sɪŋk] - shell
- Socket [ˈsɒkɪt] - outlet
- Sponge [spʌnʤ] - sponge
- Stool [stuːl] - chair
- Table [ˈteɪbl] - table
- TableCloth [ˈteɪb (ə) lˌklɒ] - tablecloth
- Torch [tɔːʧ] - burner
- Oven [ˈʌvn] - oven
- Water meter [ˈwɔːtə ˈmiːtə] - water meter
Bathroom - Bathroom
- Bath Mat [bɑːθmæt] - mat in the bathroom
- Bathroom Cabinet [ˈbɑːθru (ː) m ˈkæbɪnɪt] - shelf in the bathroom
- Bathroom scales [ˈbɑːison (ː) m skeɪlz] - Libra
- Cold tap [kəʊld tæp] / Hot Tap [hɒt tæp] - a tap with cold water / tap with hot water
- Hairdryer [ˈheədraɪə] - hairdryer
- Iron [ˈaɪən] - iron
- Ironing Board [ˈaɪənɪŋ bɔːd] - ironing board
- Laundry Basket [ˈlɔːndri ˈbɑːskɪt] - underwear basket
- Mirror [ˈmɪrə] - mirror
- Shower [ˈʃaʊə] - shower
- Shower Cabin [ˈʃaʊə ˈkæbɪn] - shower cabin
- Shower Curtain [ˈʃaʊə ˈkɜːtn] - shower curtain
- Soap [səʊp] - soap
- Soap Holder [səʊp ˈhəʊldə] - soap dish
- Toilet [ˈtɔɪlɪt] - toilet
- Toilet puper [ˈtɔɪlɪt ˈpeɪpə] - toilet paper
- Toilet Paper Holder [ˈtɔɪlɪt ˈpeɪpə ˈhəʊldə] - holder for toilet paper
- Towel [ˈtaʊəl] - towel
- Towel rail [ˈtaʊəl reɪl] - Banner for towels
- Vacuum Cleaner [ˈvækjʊəm ˈkliːnə] - vacuum cleaner
- Washing Machine [ˈwɒʃɪŋ məˈʃiːn] - washing machine
Hall - the hallway
- Bench [Benʧ] - bench
- Bromo [Brʊm] - Broat/brush
- Coat Stand [kəʊt stænd] - Coat hanger
- Dustpan [ˈdʌstpæn] - scoop
- Door [dɔː] - door
- Doorbell [ˈdɔːbel] - doorbell
- Doormat [ˈdɔːmæt] - a fucking rug
- Fuse Box [fjuːz bɒks] - electrical panel
- Hanger [ˈhæŋə] - hanger (shoulders)
- Mop [mɒp] - mop
- Power Socket [ˈpaʊə ˈsɒkɪt] - outlet
- Shoe Cabinet [ʃuː ˈkæbɪnɪt] - shelf for shoes
- Shoehorn [ˈʃuːhɔːn] - spoon for shoes
Words in English for children with pronunciation
Words in English for children with pronunciation:
Word | Russian transcription | Translation |
I | ay | i |
you | yu | you you |
he | hee | he |
she | cabbage soup | she is |
it | it | it |
we | in and | we |
they | zay | they |
Word | Russian transcription | Translation |
my | may | mine, mine, mine, mine |
your | e |
yours, yours, yours, yours; yours, yours, yours, yours |
hIS | hiz | his |
her | hyo | her |
its | its | him, her (about an inanimate subject) |
oUR | aUE | ours, ours, NPSHE, our |
their | zaye | them |
Word | Russian transcription | Translation |
this | zIS | this one, this one, is |
that | zet | the one, those |
these | zIS | these |
those | zos | those |
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Myself | maisalf | myself, by itself, on their own |
Yourself | YCELF | yourself, himself |
Himself | himell | yourself, himself |
Herself | hooself | herself, herself |
Itself | ITSELF | yourself, itself, itself, itself (for inanimate) |
Ourselves | AUESELVZ | yourself, yourself |
Yourselves | Yoselves | yourself, yourself |
Themselves | zemsallves | yourself, yourself |
Slovo | Russian transcription | Translation |
Someting | Samfin | something, something, something |
SOMEBODY | Sambadi | Someone, someone |
SOMEONE | Samwan | someone, someone |
SOMEWHERE | Samwei | somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, somewhere |
Anything | Enifin |
Anything, something, everything (for question) |
Anybody | Enibodi | someone, someone, anyone, everyone, any (for the question) |
Anyone | Enivan | someone, someone, anyone, everyone, any (for the question) |
Anywhere | Enibe | somewhere, somewhere, anywhere, anywhere (for a question) |
Nothing | Nafin | Nothing, nothing |
Nobody | Nawbadi | nobody, nobody |
No one | nouvan | Nobody, nobody |
Nowher | NoveEE | Nowhere, nowhere |
Expressions to greet and say goodbye in English
Phrase | Translation | Pronunciation |
Goodbye | Goodbye | Goodbai |
See you later! | See You Soon | Xi Yu Sun |
Good morning | Good Morning | Hood Monin |
Good evening | Good Evening | Hood Ivnin |
Good afternoon | Good afternoon | Hood AFTENU |
Great | Hi | Hai |
Hello | Hello | Hallowe |
How are you?/How are you?/How are you? | How are you?/What’s up? | Hau and yu?/Wats up? |
How is it? | How is it going? | Hau from IT Gowin? |
How are you doing? | How are you doing? | Hau and Yu Duin? |
Bye | Bye | Bai |
Hello/Hello | Hi | Hai |
Goodnight | Good Night | Good night |
See you! | See You | Xi Yu |
Have a good day | Have a nice day | Have E Nays Day |
Good weekend | Have a nice weekend | Have E NiS Wicent |
Ways to thank and answer gratitude
Phrase | Translation | Pronunciation |
Thanks to | Thatk you | SENK Yu |
Thanks a lot | Thanks a lot | SENKS E LOT |
Thank you in advance | Thancs in Advance | SENKS in Advance |
To health | You’re Welcome | Yua Welkam |
My pleasure | Not at all | NAT ET Ol |
I don't know how to thank | I can find you enume | Ah Kent Sank Yu Inaf |
Do not mention it | Don’t Mance it | Dont Menshn IT |
Sincerely/I appreciate it | I appreciate it | Ai Eprashieite Ita |
Thank you very much | Thank you Very Much | SENK Yu Wari Mach |
That's very kind of you | That’s Very Kind of You | ZETS Vari Kind of Yu |
Please | You’re Welcome | Yua Welkam |
Thanks | Thanks | SENKS |
I am grateful to you | I’m GratEful | Aim Greitful |
Daily phrases for communication
Phrase | Translation | Pronunciation |
I'm afraid that | I’m Afraid that | Aim Efraid Zet |
Be healthy | Bless You | Blaz Yu |
Actually | Really | Riali |
All in all | Anyway | Eniyay |
As a result | AS A Result | Ez E Rasalt |
Together | Together/Two of Us | Tugze/TU OF AZ |
See it? | Can you see it? | Ken Yu Si IT? |
maybe | PROBABLY | Runned |
Actually | Actually | Ekchuli |
That's all | That’s all | ZETS OL |
Where is the pharmacy? | What is the Pharmacy? | Wooa from Ze Farmashi? |
Where are you? | What are you? | Wea ah? |
Really | Really | Riali |
Dofiga | A LOT | E Lot |
Think | I Think | Ai Sink |
It's a pity that you have to tell you | I’m sorry to see it to you | Aim Sori TU SAY IT TU YU |
Lived once | There Lived | ZEA LIVD |
Come to visit me | Come Round | Cam Round |
So | So | SOU |
As if | Like/Sort of | Like/variety of |
What about? | How ABOUT | Hau Ebaut |
What is it called/how it is | How It’s Called | Hau Its Kold |
Something like this | SOMETHING LIKE that | Samsin Like Zet |
It depends | It depends | IT Dependes |
Briefly speaking | Anyway | Eniyay |
Shortly speaking | In short | In short |
By the way | By the way | Bai Ze Way |
Is anybody home? | Is Anybody at Home? | From Enibadi Et Home? |
I have to go | I have to go | Ah hev that go |
May be | Maybe | Magi |
My clock is in a hurry/lagging behind | My Watch IS Fast/Slow | May Uchch from Fast/Slood |
What did I stop at? | What I Stop? | Wea did Ai Stop? |
Do not go to the fool | Don’t Fool Around | Don Ful Eraund |
I do not see | I can’t see it | Ay kent si ite |
I don't think | I Don’t Think So | Ai Dont Sing SOU |
I can not find | I can find find it | Ay Kent Find It |
It's OK | NEVERMIND | NEVAMAIN |
Well/uh | Well | Wel |
One day | Once upon a time | Wans Apon E Time |
It turned out | It is turned out | IT Turnov Out |
Turns out | It Turns out | IT Turnes out |
A shame | It’s a shame | Its E Shem |
How much? | How Much is it? | Hau Mach from IT? |
Stop | Stop it | Stop it |
Simply put | Simply Put | Simpli Put |
Right now | Right Now | Wright Na |
How long is it?/What time is it? | What Time is it? | Wat Time from IT? |
Gather together | Get Together | Get Tugeez |
So what/and what next? | So What? | SOU Wat? |
Type | Kind of | Kind of |
That's it and it | There you go | ZEA Yu Gow |
Take it easy | Calm Down | Cam Down |
Do you want me to come? | Do you Want Me to Come? | Du Yu Wont Mi that kam? |
Want? | Do you Want? | Du Yu Uont? |
Honestly | To be Honest | That bi onest |
It depends on the | It depends on | IT Dependes he |
This is not for sure | It’s not certain | Its notes Syuten |
This is there | It is there | IT from ZEA |
I would like | I WOULD Like/I’d Like | Ah Wood Like/Aid Like |
I'll be back | I’ll be back | I'll be back |
I/I did/Gise | Done | Dan |
I'm home | I’m at home | Aim Et Home |
I'm alive | I’m alive | Aim Eliv |
I'll pick you up | I’ll pick you up | Ail Peak Yu Ap |
I know | I Know | Ai know |
I mean | I mean | Ay min |
I'm at work | I’m at work | Aim Et Warc |
I dont know | I Don’t Know | I do not know |
I'll be back soon | I’ll be back soon | Ail bi back Song |
Clearly understood | I see | Ay si |
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