Russian verbs

In a grammar book I saw “давайте читать только по-русскии” – “Let’s read only in Russian” In a video teaching Russian food vocabulary the hostess said “Давайте откроем...

Thank you Yulia. After reading your answer, I wondered what word for "avoid" one would use in Russian if in the corresponding English sentence the word "avoid" was followed...

In a story in a dual language book I ran into “воевать хотелось всем” which was translated as “everybody wanted to fight”. This short sentence raised 3 perplexing questions...

В чем разница между знать, узнать и узнавать?

I'm under the impression that it is polite to use the imperfective imperative when inviting someone to do something; is it therefore more polite to say раздевайтесь rather than разденьтесь...

Please see the questions below. Are both questions right? If so, is there a difference in meaning? Question 1: У тебя есть интересная книга? Question 2: У тебя интересная книга? Thanks!

I know that you use пользоваться in constructions such as пользоваться популярностью, успехом, etc. but is there any difference in saying for example пользоваться ручкой or использовать ручку? Thanks! (This...

What is the difference between the verb садиться and the verb присаживаться?

What verbs can we use to say for someone make a space to sit or do something?

What is the differences between the verbs Платить, заплатить, оплатить, доплатить, выплатить, проплатить и переплатить?

Could you help me please with a resource where I can find Russian verbs used with cases? For example, "влюбиться" I thought that we use this verb with the Instrumental case, "влюбиться...

Why do we say Мне очень понравился эта книга We don't say Мне очень понравился эту книгу?

What is the difference between the verbs Готовить, приготовить, подготовить, готовиться, приготовиться и подготовиться And what cases "падежи" come after these verbs

In this sentence (read in my course book) "Чтобы этот центр заинтересовал детей, и больших и маленьких, а также взрослых людей, ...." which case follows the verb? I cannot work...

What is the difference between the verbs учить, выучить, научить, учиться?

Why do we say "Преподаватель учил нас русским буквам" and not "Преподаватель учил нас русские буквы"?

How to study Russian verbs effectively? How can I know what case come after every verb?

What are the best resources where I can find verbs with cases?

I am puzzled by the sentence "Нам всем придётся вы́йти в суббо́ту на рабо́ту". Why is "придётся" in the singular when "Нам всем" (to us) is plural? Искренне Ваш Roy

Hi. I would like to know the meaning of this verb "успеть"...? It's part of a song, which goes like this: Нам не успеть...