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How to say "I work out/train myself in a gym" in Russian
Could anyone tell me how to say "I work out/train myself in a gym" in Russian?
Thank you in advance.
May 2, 2016 7:18 AM
Answers · 11
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Hello, Eric!
I agree with previous answers.
Also in Russia you can often hear colloquial slang expression: "Я хожу в качалку"
Евгений
May 2, 2016
1
The most popular word for working out/training is заниматься. We rarely say Я тренируюсь в спортзале, because the verb тренироваться mostly means to try to do something, to train your skills. So, to say "I work out at the gym" you should say "Я занимаюсь в тренажёрном зале" :)
May 4, 2016
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Я самостоятельно(myself) занимаюсь в тренажёрном зале.
May 2, 2016
1
Я тренируюсь в (тренажерном) зале.
Я занимаюсь в (тренажерном) зале.
Я хожу в (тренажерный) зал.
Words in () are optional in informal conversation.
May 2, 2016
1
Я тренируюсь/занимаюсь в спортзале/спортивном зале.
If it is a place where you lift weights and do exercises, most people will call it 'тренажерный зал' or, more informally, 'качалка' or 'тренажерка'.
May 2, 2016
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