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Julia Rozhkova

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👉 Вкус - taste, flavor

🙋 Hello, my dear Russian learners! Здравствуйте, мои дорогие ученики!

Today we’re going to talk a bit about the Russian Word formation. Сегодня мы немного поговорим о русском словообразовании.

Find all my posts about the Russian Word formation here #RUwordformation

Any word doesn’t exist isolated, words come to groups linked with the same root. Word formation is very strong in Russian, so if you add a prefix or suffix to a certain root you will have a new word with a particular shade of meaning.

Let’s take a look what words can be derived from the word “вкус” which means “taste” or “flavor”:

✏️ вку́сный (adjective), вку́сно (adverb) - tasty

✏️ невку́сно (adverb) - not tasty

✏️ при́вкус (noun) - aftertaste

✏️ безвку́сный (adjective) - tasteless, tacky

✏️ безвку́сица (noun) - tacky

❓ What is the correct pronunciation of all of these words? Do you know which rule of reading we need to apply to read them in the correct way?

❓ А вы знаете, как правильно произнести все эти слова? Какое правило произношения мы должны применить, чтоб прочитать их правильно?

I will write about it in my next post. Я напишу об этом в следующем посте.

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I hope it was useful. Я надеюсь, это было полезно.

📝 Write your sentences with the words above to practice your Russian and get my corrections in the comments below!

Пишите в комментариях свои предложения со словами из этого поста, чтобы улучшить ваш русский и получить мои исправления!

Good luck! Удачи!

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2019년 8월 9일 오후 8:44

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No, i mean you have a string of words having physical "taste/вкус" meaning in common. The last one is about manner, style not about physical sense of taste. It's also <em>might</em> be confusing that in Russian we have the same base - taste/вкус for the both cases.

2019년 8월 11일

Hi @Julia. The last word - tacky - is irrelevant to the previous ones. I would give it a dedicated post.

2019년 8월 11일

Все эти слова - часть одного словообразовательного гнезда, а для меня как раз важно дать студентам представление о словобразовательных моделях в данном случае. Слово "вкус" имеет несколько значений, но это значения одного слова, а не омонимы.

2019년 8월 11일

Hi. Thanks for your comment. Do you mean that there is no such a noun in English? I've checked the dictionary and it seems like there is the adjective but the noun doesn't really exist.

2019년 8월 11일