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Mastering prefixed motion verbs. Nuances of movement in various contexts.
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ロシア語の接頭辞付き移動動詞：到着、出発、通過 (прийти, уйти, пройти)Mastering prefixes transforms basic 'going' into precise actions like arriving, leaving, or passing by.
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The 'Drop-By' Secret
Use 'зайти' for anything temporary. If you're going to a store for 5 minutes, you 'зашёл'. If you're staying for hours, you 'пришёл'.
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クイック練習 (3)
Which sentence is correct for someone leaving for a long vacation?
Choose the correct sentence:
✓ Correct!
✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Он уехал в отпуск.
Going on vacation usually involves transport and leaving for a long time, so 'уехать' is the correct choice.
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Fill in the blank with the correct prefixed motion verb (on foot).
Я ___ (arrived) в офис в 9 утра.
✓ Correct!
✗ Not quite. Correct answer: пришёл
To say you arrived on foot, use the prefix 'при-' with the verb 'идти' in the past tense: 'пришёл'.
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Find and fix the mistake.
Find and fix the mistake:
Я вошёл из комнаты на минуту.
✓ Correct!
✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Я вышел из комнаты на минуту.
'Войти' means to enter. To say you left a room for a short time, use 'выйти'.
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よくある質問 (2)
Пойти means to set off or start moving. Прийти means you have already reached the destination.
Technically yes, but 'выйти' is better if you're coming back soon. 'Уйти' sounds like you're leaving the building.
