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A1 noun 9 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

карта

Map; card

At the A1 level, 'карта' is one of the first nouns you learn. You use it in its most basic forms: identifying a physical map or a bank card. At this stage, you focus on simple phrases like 'Где карта?' (Where is the map?) or 'Это моя карта' (This is my card). You learn that it is a feminine noun, so you use 'моя' and 'эта' with it. You also learn the very important phrase 'оплата картой' (payment by card), which is essential for any traveler. The focus is on survival Russian—getting from point A to point B using a map and being able to pay for things in a shop. You don't need to worry about complex idioms yet; just focus on the object in front of you. Understanding that one word covers both 'map' and 'card' is the main hurdle for A1 learners, but once you grasp this, it simplifies your vocabulary significantly. You will mostly use the Nominative and Accusative cases at this level.
At the A2 level, you begin to use 'карта' in more varied contexts and with more descriptive adjectives. You might talk about different types of cards, such as 'кредитная карта' (credit card) or 'скидочная карта' (discount card). You also start to use the plural 'карты' more frequently, perhaps when talking about playing cards or looking at multiple maps. Your grammatical range expands to include more cases; for example, you might use the prepositional case to say 'на карте' (on the map) when describing locations. You also begin to understand the diminutive 'карточка' and when it is appropriate to use it (informal settings, bank cards). You might learn to ask for a 'карта города' (city map) at a hotel or use 'сим-карта' (SIM card) when setting up a phone. The word becomes a tool for more detailed communication about travel, shopping, and technology.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
By B1, you are comfortable with 'карта' in all its basic meanings and are starting to encounter it in more specialized or idiomatic contexts. You might read about a 'медицинская карта' (medical record) in a story or hear a doctor mention it. You also start to learn common idioms, such as 'раскрыть карты' (to reveal one's cards/intentions). You can describe a map in detail, using words like 'масштаб' (scale) or 'легенда' (legend). In social situations, you can participate in a game of cards ('играть в карты') and understand the basic terminology associated with it. You also notice 'карта' in business contexts, such as a 'дорожная карта' (roadmap) for a project. Your use of cases is more natural, and you can easily switch between 'картой', 'карте', and 'карт' (genitive plural) without much thought. You understand the nuance between 'карта' and 'схема'.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the B2 level, you use 'карта' with the nuance of a fluent speaker. You are familiar with a wide range of idioms and can use them appropriately in conversation. Phrases like 'ставить на карту' (to stake everything) or 'его карта бита' (his card is beaten/he has lost) become part of your expressive vocabulary. You understand 'карта' in technical contexts, such as 'технологическая карта' (process sheet) in manufacturing or 'географическая карта' in academic discussions. You can discuss the history of cartography or the security features of a 'банковская карта' using advanced vocabulary. You are also aware of the cultural significance of cards in Russian history and literature (e.g., Pushkin's 'The Queen of Spades'). Your grammar is precise, and you can use 'карта' in complex sentence structures involving participles and gerunds.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C1 level, you have a near-native grasp of 'карта'. You can distinguish between very subtle uses of the word and its synonyms. You might use 'карта' in abstract philosophical or political discussions, such as 'политическая карта мира' (the political map of the world) and how it changes over time. You are comfortable with archaic or literary uses found in classical Russian texts. You can explain the etymology of the word and how it has evolved in the Russian language. In professional environments, you might present a 'дорожная карта' for a complex international project, articulating every detail with precision. You understand the subtle difference in tone when someone chooses 'карточка' over 'карта' in a professional vs. personal setting. Your ability to use the word is no longer just about communication; it's about style and nuance.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C2 level, 'карта' is a word you use with total mastery, including all its metaphorical, technical, and historical layers. You can engage in deep literary analysis of works where 'карта' is a central motif. You are familiar with obscure technical terms like 'звёздная карта' (star chart/map) or 'синоптическая карта' (synoptic weather map). You can use the word in puns, wordplay, and high-level rhetoric. Your understanding of the word is integrated into a deep knowledge of Russian culture, history, and science. You can discuss the intricacies of 'карта' in the context of data visualization or modern digital cartography. For a C2 learner, 'карта' is not just a word; it is a versatile concept that can be manipulated to express the most complex and abstract ideas in the Russian language.
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карта 30 सेकंड में

  • 'Карта' means both 'map' and 'card' (bank, SIM, playing).
  • It is a feminine noun ending in '-а'.
  • Common phrases include 'оплата картой' (pay by card) and 'карта города' (city map).
  • It is used in many idioms related to risk and secrets.

The Russian word карта is a versatile noun that primarily translates to 'map' or 'card' in English. It is an essential A1-level word because it appears in almost every facet of daily life, from navigating a new city to buying groceries or playing games with friends. Understanding the breadth of this word is crucial because, unlike English which distinguishes between a geographical 'map' and a plastic 'card' or a 'playing card', Russian uses the same root for all of them. This linguistic economy means that context is everything. When you are at a tourist information center, карта almost certainly refers to a physical or digital map of the area. However, if you are at a supermarket checkout, the cashier asking for your карта is looking for your loyalty card or payment card. This polysemy (having multiple meanings) makes it one of the most hardworking words in the Russian vocabulary.

Geographical Context
In geography, карта refers to a representation of an area of land or sea. You will encounter terms like 'географическая карта' (geographical map), 'карта мира' (map of the world), and 'карта города' (city map). In the modern digital age, 'Яндекс.Карты' or 'Google Карты' are the go-to phrases for GPS navigation services.
Financial and Identification Context
In the world of finance, карта is the standard term for a bank card. Common phrases include 'банковская карта' (bank card), 'кредитная карта' (credit card), and 'дебетовая карта' (debit card). It also extends to 'сим-карта' (SIM card) for phones and 'удостоверение-карта' for certain types of ID cards.
Gaming and Leisure
When playing games, 'игральные карты' are playing cards. If someone says 'Давай поиграем в карты' (Let's play cards), they are inviting you to a game of poker, durak, or bridge. This usage is deeply embedded in Russian literature and culture, often symbolizing fate or risk.

У вас есть карта города? (Do you have a map of the city?)

Я потерял свою банковскую карту. (I lost my bank card.)

В этой игре карта бита. (In this game, the card is beaten/played.)

Beyond these concrete objects, карта is used in medical contexts as 'медицинская карта' (medical record or patient chart). In schools, students use 'контурные карты' (outline maps) for geography exercises. The word’s flexibility is a testament to its long history, evolving from the Latin 'charta' (paper, papyrus) to encompass everything from ancient parchment maps to modern silicon microchips in SIM cards. When you learn this word, you aren't just learning one object; you are learning a category of items that provide information, facilitate transactions, or enable play.

Using the word карта correctly requires attention to its grammatical gender (feminine) and the various cases it takes depending on its role in the sentence. Since it ends in '-а', it follows the first declension pattern. Whether you are asking for directions or paying for a coffee, you need to be comfortable shifting the ending. For instance, in the accusative case (direct object), 'карта' becomes 'карту'. If you are talking about something on the map, you use the prepositional case 'на карте'. If you are paying 'by card', you use the instrumental case 'картой'.

Nominative (Subject)
This is the base form used for the subject. Эта карта очень старая. (This map is very old.)
Accusative (Object)
Used when the card is the object of an action. Покажите мне вашу карту. (Show me your card.) or Я вижу карту на столе. (I see a card on the table.)
Instrumental (Means/Method)
Crucial for modern life. Можно оплатить картой? (Can I pay by card?) This is likely the most common phrase you will use in Russia.

На этой карте нет нашего дома. (Our house is not on this map.)

У тебя есть скидочная карта этого магазина? (Do you have a discount card for this store?)

Разложи карты на столе. (Lay the cards out on the table.)

When describing a map, you might use adjectives like 'подробная' (detailed), 'настенная' (wall-mounted), or 'электронная' (electronic). For bank cards, you’ll hear 'бесконтактная' (contactless) or 'заблокированная' (blocked). In a medical context, a doctor might say, 'Ваша медицинская карта у медсестры' (Your medical record is with the nurse). Learning these collocations allows you to specify which 'карта' you are talking about without confusion. Furthermore, the verb 'смотреть' (to look at) often pairs with 'карту' (accusative), as in 'Давай посмотрим на карту' (Let's look at the map). The versatility of карта makes it a building block for complex sentences, allowing you to bridge topics from travel to finance to healthcare with a single noun.

The word карта is ubiquitous in Russian-speaking environments. If you are walking through Moscow or St. Petersburg, you will hear it in various settings. At the entrance of a Metro station, people often look at the 'карта метро' (metro map). In a bank, the 'менеджер по картам' (card manager) might help you issue a new 'дебетовая карта'. In daily social interactions, the word pops up during leisure time, especially since card games remain a popular pastime in many Russian households.

In Retail
'Карта есть?' (Do you have a loyalty card?) is perhaps the most frequent question asked by cashiers. They are referring to the store's discount or bonus card. If you want to pay, you say 'Оплата картой' (Payment by card).
In Travel
Tourists frequently use phrases like 'Где я могу купить карту города?' (Where can I buy a city map?) or 'Посмотрите на карту, мы здесь' (Look at the map, we are here). GPS voice assistants will say 'Маршрут на карте' (Route on the map).
In Healthcare
In a 'поликлиника' (clinic), the receptionist might ask: 'Ваша амбулаторная карта у вас?' (Do you have your outpatient record?). Here, 'карта' refers to the paper or digital file containing your medical history.

Приложите карту к терминалу. (Tap your card against the terminal.)

У вас есть карта лояльности? (Do you have a loyalty card?)

Давайте сверимся с картой. (Let's check with the map.)

You will also hear this word in idioms and metaphors. For example, if someone says 'Это не входит в мои карты' (This isn't in my cards/plans), they are using the gambling metaphor to describe their intentions. In professional settings, managers might talk about a 'дорожная карта' (roadmap), borrowed directly from the English concept of a project plan. Whether you are navigating the physical streets of Russia, navigating its complex banking system, or navigating a conversation about future plans, 'карта' is a word that will constantly ring in your ears, making it a foundational element of your Russian linguistic toolkit.

Even though карта seems simple, English speakers often make specific errors when using it. The most common mistake is a 'false friend' confusion or an over-reliance on English categories. Because 'карта' covers both 'map' and 'card', learners sometimes hesitate, wondering if they should use a different word for one of those meanings. Conversely, they might use 'карта' where Russian uses a more specific term like 'открытка' or 'билет'.

Confusing Card and Postcard
In English, a 'postcard' is a type of card. In Russian, however, a postcard is открытка. Never say 'я послал тебе карту' if you mean you sent a postcard; that would mean you sent a map or a credit card!
Confusing Card and Ticket
For transport or events, English uses 'ticket' (e.g., train ticket) or sometimes 'pass'. In Russian, a ticket is билет. While you might use a 'транспортная карта' (transport card, like Troika) to pay, the actual ticket for a movie or a theater is always a 'билет'.
Incorrect Case Endings
English speakers often forget to change the ending to 'картой' when saying 'by card'. Saying 'Я плачу карта' is grammatically incorrect and sounds like 'I pay map' in the nominative.

Incorrect: Я купил карту на концерт. (I bought a card for the concert.)
Correct: Я купил билет на концерт.

Incorrect: С днём рождения! Вот твоя карта. (Happy Birthday! Here is your card.)
Correct: С днём рождения! Вот твоя открытка.

Another nuance is the word 'карточка'. This is the diminutive form of 'карта'. While they are often interchangeable (especially for bank cards), 'карточка' sounds slightly more informal or refers specifically to small cards like business cards (визитная карточка) or index cards. Using the full word 'карта' is always safer for beginners. Finally, remember that 'карта' is feminine. A common mistake is using masculine adjectives with it, like 'мой карта' instead of 'моя карта'. Paying attention to these small details will make your Russian sound significantly more natural and accurate.

To truly master the Russian language, you must understand how карта relates to similar words. Depending on what you are trying to say, there might be a more precise term that captures the nuance of your meaning. Russian has several words that overlap with the English 'map' or 'card', and choosing the right one shows a higher level of proficiency.

Карта vs. Схема (Schema/Diagram)
Карта is a geographically accurate representation. Схема is a simplified diagram, like a 'схема метро' (metro map/diagram) where distances aren't to scale but connections are clear.
Карта vs. План (Plan/Floorplan)
План is used for smaller, specific areas. You look at a 'план здания' (building plan) or a 'план эвакуации' (evacuation plan), not a 'карта' of a single room.
Карта vs. Атлас (Atlas)
An атлас is a collection of maps in book form. If you are looking at a whole book of geographical data, 'атлас' is the correct term.
Карточка (Diminutive)
As mentioned, карточка is often used for bank cards or ID cards. In stores, you might hear 'ваша карточка' more often than 'ваша карта'. It feels more personal and common in spoken speech.

Мне нужна схема проезда, а не подробная карта. (I need a route diagram, not a detailed map.)

Посмотрите на план этажа. (Look at the floor plan.)

Understanding these distinctions helps prevent ambiguity. For example, if you ask for a 'карта' of a shopping mall, people might give you a large geographical layout, whereas asking for a 'схема' or 'план' would get you the store directory you likely wanted. Similarly, in the context of games, while 'игральные карты' are for poker, 'карточки' might be used for flashcards or trading cards (like Pokémon cards). By diversifying your vocabulary with these synonyms and related terms, you become more precise and can navigate specific situations with the confidence of a native speaker.

How Formal Is It?

औपचारिक

"Просим вас предъявить вашу сервисную карту."

तटस्थ

"У вас есть карта города?"

अनौपचारिक

"Кинь мне карту в телеграм."

Child friendly

"Давай нарисуем карту сокровищ!"

बोलचाल

"Твоя карта бита, бро."

रोचक तथ्य

The same Latin root 'charta' gave us the English words 'chart', 'card', 'charter', and 'carton'. In Russian, 'карта' arrived in the 17th-18th centuries during the Westernization period under Peter the Great.

उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका

UK /ˈkartə/
US /ˈkɑːrtə/
The stress is on the first syllable: кАрта.
तुकबंदी
парта (desk) азарта (excitement) старта (start) марта (March) августа (August - partial) стандарта (standard) миллиарда (billion - partial) авангарда (avant-garde)
आम गलतियाँ
  • Pronouncing the 'r' as an English 'r' instead of a Russian tap.
  • Stressing the last syllable (картА), which is incorrect.
  • Not reducing the final 'a' enough in fast speech.

कठिनाई स्तर

पठन 1/5

Very easy to recognize as it's a cognate with 'card/chart'.

लिखना 2/5

Simple spelling, but remember the feminine '-а' ending.

बोलना 2/5

Easy to pronounce, but remember to stress the first syllable.

श्रवण 2/5

Clear sound, but needs context to distinguish map vs. card.

आगे क्या सीखें

पूर्वापेक्षाएँ

город (city) банк (bank) играть (to play) деньги (money) где (where)

आगे सीखें

билет (ticket) открытка (postcard) схема (schema) план (plan) маршрут (route)

उन्नत

картография (cartography) геодезия (geodesy) транзакция (transaction) козырь (trump card)

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Feminine Noun Declension

карта (nom), карту (acc), картой (inst)

Prepositional Case for Location

на карте (on the map)

Instrumental Case for Means

оплата картой (payment by card)

Genitive Case for Possession/Origin

карта города (map of the city)

Accusative Case for Games

играть в карты (to play cards)

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स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

1

Где моя карта?

Where is my card/map?

'Моя' is the feminine possessive pronoun matching 'карта'.

2

Это карта города.

This is a map of the city.

'Города' is the genitive form of 'город' (city).

3

Я плачу картой.

I am paying by card.

'Картой' is the instrumental case, indicating the means of payment.

4

У вас есть карта?

Do you have a card/map?

Standard 'У вас есть...' construction for possession.

5

Вот ваша карта.

Here is your card.

'Ваша' is the formal/plural feminine possessive pronoun.

6

Это старая карта.

This is an old map.

'Старая' is the feminine adjective matching 'карта'.

7

Где купить карту?

Where to buy a map?

Infinitive 'купить' used in a question about location.

8

Карта на столе.

The map/card is on the table.

'На столе' is the prepositional case for location.

1

Мне нужна банковская карта.

I need a bank card.

'Нужна' is the feminine form of the adjective 'нужен' (needed).

2

Посмотри на карту метро.

Look at the metro map.

'На карту' is accusative because of the motion/direction of the gaze.

3

У меня нет этой карты.

I don't have this card.

'Этой карты' is the genitive case used after negation 'нет'.

4

Дай мне ту карту.

Give me that card/map.

'Ту' is the accusative feminine of 'та' (that).

5

Эта карта очень подробная.

This map is very detailed.

'Подробная' is a common adjective for maps.

6

Мы ищем наш отель на карте.

We are looking for our hotel on the map.

'На карте' is the prepositional case.

7

Вы забыли свою карту.

You forgot your card.

'Свою' is the reflexive possessive pronoun.

8

Вам нужна скидочная карта?

Do you need a discount card?

Compound adjective 'скидочная' (discount).

1

Он всегда выигрывает в карты.

He always wins at cards.

'В карты' (accusative plural) is the standard phrase for playing games.

2

Врач посмотрел мою медицинскую карту.

The doctor looked at my medical record.

'Медицинскую карту' refers to a patient's file.

3

Нам нужна дорожная карта проекта.

We need a roadmap for the project.

'Дорожная карта' is a metaphorical roadmap/plan.

4

Я не умею играть в карты.

I don't know how to play cards.

'Уметь' implies having the skill.

5

Карта памяти почти заполнена.

The memory card is almost full.

'Карта памяти' is the technical term for a memory card.

6

Положи карты на стол и говори правду.

Put the cards on the table and tell the truth.

Imperative 'положи' (put).

7

Эта географическая карта очень старая.

This geographical map is very old.

Formal term 'географическая карта'.

8

Он мастерски тасует карты.

He shuffles the cards masterfully.

Verb 'тасовать' (to shuffle).

1

Пришло время раскрыть все карты.

It's time to reveal all the cards (secrets).

Idiomatic use of 'раскрыть карты'.

2

Он поставил всё на карту.

He staked everything on the card (risked everything).

Idiom 'ставить на карту' meaning to risk it all.

3

Его последняя карта была бита.

His last card was beaten (he lost his last chance).

Metaphorical use of 'бита' (beaten/trumped).

4

Эта карта отражает геополитическую ситуацию.

This map reflects the geopolitical situation.

'Отражает' (reflects) is a higher-level verb.

5

Мы следуем строго по дорожной карте.

We are following strictly according to the roadmap.

'По дорожной карте' uses the dative case after 'по'.

6

Вы можете восстановить данные с карты?

Can you recover the data from the card?

'С карты' (from the card) uses the genitive case.

7

Винная карта в этом ресторане впечатляет.

The wine list in this restaurant is impressive.

'Винная карта' is the standard term for a wine menu.

8

Он долго изучал контурные карты.

He studied the outline maps for a long time.

'Контурные карты' are educational tools.

1

Политическая карта мира постоянно меняется.

The political map of the world is constantly changing.

Abstract use of 'карта'.

2

Эта находка спутала им все карты.

This discovery messed up all their cards (plans).

Idiom 'спутать карты' meaning to ruin someone's plans.

3

Карта сокровищ оказалась подделкой.

The treasure map turned out to be a fake.

'Оказалась' (turned out to be) + instrumental 'подделкой'.

4

Он разыграл свою козырную карту.

He played his trump card.

'Козырная карта' (trump card) used metaphorically.

5

Не стоит сбрасывать эту возможность со счетов, это важная карта в игре.

One shouldn't discount this possibility; it's an important card in the game.

Metaphorical comparison of a situation to a 'card'.

6

Архивные карты помогли восстановить историю города.

Archival maps helped reconstruct the city's history.

'Архивные' (archival) is a specialized adjective.

7

Синоптическая карта предсказывает сильный шторм.

The synoptic map predicts a heavy storm.

Technical term 'синоптическая карта'.

8

В его руках была карта, решающая судьбу империи.

In his hands was the map deciding the fate of the empire.

Participial construction 'решающая судьбу'.

1

Гармония сфер была для него своего рода небесной картой.

The harmony of the spheres was for him a kind of celestial map.

Highly abstract and poetic use.

2

Он виртуозно манипулировал фактами, словно краплёными картами.

He masterfully manipulated facts as if they were marked cards.

'Краплёные карты' (marked cards) used in a sophisticated simile.

3

Вся его жизнь была разложена как по картам таро.

His whole life was laid out as if by tarot cards.

Cultural reference to 'карты таро'.

4

Эта картографическая проекция искажает реальные размеры материков.

This cartographic projection distorts the real sizes of the continents.

Technical term 'картографическая проекция'.

5

Он чувствовал, что его карта в этой партии окончательно бита.

He felt that his card in this game was finally beaten.

Extension of the gambling metaphor to life/politics.

6

Звёздная карта древних мореплавателей была на удивление точной.

The star map of ancient mariners was surprisingly accurate.

'На удивление' (surprisingly) + adjective.

7

Интеллект-карта помогла структурировать хаотичные мысли.

The mind map helped structure the chaotic thoughts.

Modern term 'интеллект-карта' (mind map).

8

Метафорические карты используются в современной психотерапии.

Metaphorical cards are used in modern psychotherapy.

Technical psychological term.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

банковская карта
географическая карта
игральные карты
карта памяти
сим-карта
дорожная карта
медицинская карта
карта города
скидочная карта
кредитная карта

सामान्य वाक्यांश

Оплата картой

Где карта?

Приложите карту

Карта бита

Смотреть на карту

Заблокировать карту

Выдать карту

Пополнить карту

Карта мира

Винная карта

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"раскрыть карты"

To reveal one's true intentions or secrets.

Он наконец раскрыл все свои карты.

neutral

"ставить на карту"

To risk everything on a single venture.

Он поставил на карту свою репутацию.

neutral

"спутать карты"

To ruin someone's plans or cause confusion.

Эта новость спутала нам все карты.

informal

"карта бита"

The situation is lost; the plan has failed.

Твоя карта бита, сдавайся!

neutral

"козырная карта"

A trump card; a hidden advantage.

У него в рукаве была козырная карта.

neutral

"играть в открытые карты"

To act honestly and openly.

Давайте играть в открытые карты.

formal

"последняя карта"

The last chance or resource.

Это была его последняя карта.

neutral

"краплёные карты"

Marked cards; used to describe cheating or dishonesty.

Это была игра краплёными картами.

informal

"как по карте"

Something happening exactly as planned or predicted.

Всё прошло как по карте.

informal

"не в его картах"

Not in his plans or destiny.

Это явно было не в его картах.

literary

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

क्रिया

विशेषण

संबंधित

सभी उदाहरण देखने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

याद करें

स्मृति सहायक

Think of a 'Cart' carrying a 'Map' and a 'Credit Card'. 'Cart-a' = 'Карта'.

दृश्य संबंध

Imagine a large pirate map that is actually made out of giant plastic credit cards.

Word Web

география (geography) деньги (money) игра (game) пластик (plastic) навигация (navigation) банк (bank) поиск (search) путешествие (travel)

चैलेंज

Try to use 'карта' in three different ways today: ask for a map, talk about a bank card, and mention a game of cards.

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

The word 'карта' comes from the Latin 'charta', which means 'paper' or 'papyrus'.

मूल अर्थ: Originally it referred to any sheet of paper or writing material.

Indo-European (via Latin and then likely through German 'Karte' or French 'carte').

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

No specific sensitivities, though gambling (playing cards) should be mentioned neutrally.

English speakers separate 'map' and 'card', which can lead to confusion when first learning that Russian uses one word.

'Пиковая дама' (The Queen of Spades) by Alexander Pushkin—a story where cards represent fate. 'Карта России' (Map of Russia) - a symbol of national pride.

असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें

वास्तविक संदर्भ

At a Supermarket

  • Карта лояльности есть?
  • Оплата картой.
  • Приложите карту.

Traveling in a City

  • Где можно купить карту?
  • Посмотрите на карту.
  • Это старая карта.

At a Bank

  • Мне нужна новая карта.
  • Я потерял карту.
  • Заблокируйте мою карту.

Playing Games

  • Давайте играть в карты.
  • Чья это карта?
  • Раздавай карты.

At a Doctor's

  • Ваша карта у врача.
  • Где моя медицинская карта?
  • Заведите мне карту.

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"Вы часто пользуетесь бумажными картами или только навигатором?"

"Какая у вас самая любимая карточная игра?"

"Вы когда-нибудь теряли свою банковскую карту в другой стране?"

"Как часто вы смотрите на карту мира и мечтаете о путешествиях?"

"У вас есть карта лояльности вашего любимого кафе?"

डायरी विषय

Опишите случай, когда карта помогла вам найти дорогу.

Расскажите о своей любимой игре в карты.

Что вы делаете, если забываете банковскую карту дома?

Если бы вы рисовали карту своей жизни, что бы на ней было?

Почему люди всё ещё используют бумажные карты в эпоху смартфонов?

सुझाव और नोट्स के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

संबंधित सामग्री

यह शब्द अन्य भाषाओं में

карта Ukrainian карта Bulgarian

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