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In Course: Russian A2

Navigating Spatial Boundaries with Motion Verbs

Master Russian spatial boundary prepositions paired with motion verbs to navigate routes, landmarks, and city spaces with precision.

A wide shot looking down a long, ornate hall of a Moscow Metro station, with a solitary figure walking towards the viewer, framed by the station's distinctive columns and arches, bathed in warm, dramatic light.
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27 Cards
Lesson#1
You already know how to express reaching a destination with the prepositions 'В' and 'на'. In this deck, you will learn spatial prepositions that define trajectories and boundaries: moving towards a point, stepping away from a surface, reaching a limit, crossing over, and passing by.
Lesson#2
To express movement towards a person, a landmark, or a specific point, use the preposition 'К', or 'ко' before consonant clusters, followed by the Dative case. This pairs naturally with the prefix 'под-', meaning to approach. For example, 'подойти к окну' means 'to walk up to the window'.
Quiz#3
Speaking politely, translate into Russian: 'Please approach the receptionist.'

Подойдите, пожалуйста, к администратору

Quiz#4
Translate into Russian: 'Tomorrow I will go to the doctor.'

Завтра я поеду к врачу

Quiz#5
Translate into Russian: 'Tomorrow I will go to my parents.'

Завтра я поеду к своим родителям

Quiz#6
Translate into Russian: 'We are walking towards the metro.'

Мы идём к метро

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