Спілкування англійською — A1, 75 слів
Слова теми «Спілкування» рівня A1: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.
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(Good) morning
Доброго ранкуA polite greeting you say to someone when you see them in the morning.
Good morning! How are you today?
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(that's) fine
це гараздUsed to say that you agree, or that something is acceptable.
A: Can we meet tomorrow? B: That's fine with me.
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about
проThe topic or subject that you are talking or writing about.
We talked about our favourite movies yesterday.
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all
всіEvery person or thing in a group; the complete number of things.
All the students in the class are here today.
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all right
добреGood or acceptable; not bad or sick.
How are you today? I'm all right, thank you.
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alright
гараздA word you say to agree with someone or to say yes to something.
You can go to the party? Alright, that sounds fun!
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and
іUsed to connect two things or ideas.
I like apples and oranges.
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answer
відповідьA response you give when someone asks you a question.
When the teacher asked me my name, I gave the answer 'John'.
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as well
такожAlso or too — when you add something more to what you already said.
I like chocolate, and I like ice cream as well.
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ask
питатиTo say something to someone because you want to know the answer.
I asked my teacher what time the class starts.
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because
тому щоUsed to give the reason for something.
I stayed home because it was raining.
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but
алеUsed to introduce something different or opposite to what you have just said.
I like pizza, but I don't like olives.
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bye
до побаченняSaid when you leave someone, or when they leave you.
I said bye to my friend when she left the party.
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can
можнаUsed to ask politely if someone will help you or let you do something.
Can you help me with my homework?
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conversation
розмоваA talk between two or more people where they share thoughts and feelings.
I had a nice conversation with my friend about her new job.
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cross
хрестикA mark made by drawing two lines that meet at the middle.
I made a cross on the paper with my pen.
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dear
ШановнийA polite word you write at the start of a letter to someone.
I started my letter with 'Dear Mr Smith' to show respect.
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Don't forget...
Не забудь...Remember to do something important that you planned to do.
Don't forget to bring your book to school tomorrow.
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Don't worry (about sth)
Не хвилюйсяTell someone not to be nervous or sad about something because it is okay.
Don't worry about the test — you studied hard and you will do well.
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Excuse me
Вибачте, будь ласкаA polite phrase you say when you want to get someone's attention or ask them something.
Excuse me, do you know where the bathroom is?
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for example
наприкладUsed to introduce one thing that shows what you mean.
I like fruit, for example apples and bananas.
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good
добре (про самопочуття)Making you feel happy and pleased.
I feel good when my friend smiles at me.
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good afternoon
добрий деньA polite greeting you say to someone in the afternoon.
Good afternoon, how are you today?
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good evening
добрий вечірA polite greeting you say to someone when you meet them in the evening.
When I arrived at the restaurant at 6 PM, I said good evening to the host.
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good morning
доброго ранкуA friendly greeting you say to someone when you see them in the morning.
When I arrive at work, I say good morning to my colleagues.
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good night
Доброї ночіA polite phrase you say to someone before you go to sleep.
I am very tired, so I will say good night and go to bed now.
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goodbye
до побаченняSaid when you leave someone or end a conversation.
I said goodbye to my friend before I went home.
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Happy Birthday/New Year, etc.
З днем народження/новим роком тощоWords you say to wish someone joy on a special day.
We said 'Happy Birthday' to Sarah at her party.
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hello
привітSaid to greet someone when you see them.
Hello! How are you today?
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here
тут (я тут)Used to say that you are present, for example when answering.
Hello, I'm here—can you hear me?
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hi
привітA short, friendly word you say to greet someone when you see them.
Hi! How are you today?
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How are you?
Як ти?A polite question you ask someone to know if they feel good or bad.
When I see my friend at school, I say 'How are you?' to be friendly.
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how many
скількиA question you ask to find out the number or quantity of something.
How many apples do you want?
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invite
запроситиTo ask someone to come to an event or activity that you are planning.
I invited my friends to my birthday party.
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know
знатиTo have information about something or understand a fact.
I know the answer to that question.
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language
моваWords and grammar that people in a country use to speak and write.
English is a language spoken in many countries around the world.
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letter
листA written message that you send to someone, usually by mail.
I wrote a letter to my friend telling her about my holiday.
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message
повідомленняInformation that one person sends to another person.
I received a text message from my friend this morning.
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name
ім'яA word or words that you use to call a person or thing.
My name is Sarah.
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no
ніUsed to give a negative answer, or to refuse something.
Do you like pizza? No, I prefer pasta.
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note
запискаA short written message that you leave for someone to read.
I left a note on the door for my friend.
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number
номер телефонуThe set of numbers you use to call someone on a telephone.
What is your phone number?
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of course
звичайноUsed to say 'yes' in a friendly and natural way.
Can I have a piece of your cake? Of course!
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oh
О!A short word you say to show a strong feeling like surprise, pain, or happiness.
Oh! I forgot my keys at home!
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OK
добреUsed to show that you agree with something or understand it.
Do you want to go to the park? OK, let's go!
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or
абоUsed to show two or more choices or possibilities.
You can drink coffee or tea.
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pen
ручкаA small tool you use to write or draw with ink on paper.
I use a pen to write my name in my notebook.
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pencil
олівецьA thin stick used for writing and drawing on paper.
I use a pencil to write my name in my notebook.
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please
будь ласкаA polite word you say when asking someone to do something for you.
Please help me with my homework.
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question
запитанняA sentence you ask someone to get information or an answer.
She asked a question about the homework.
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read
читатиTo look at words and understand their meaning.
I read a book every day before bed.
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reading
читанняThe activity of looking at words in a book and understanding them.
I enjoy reading books before bedtime.
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really
дужеUsed to make what you say stronger; very.
This pizza is really delicious!
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say
говоритиTo speak words; to tell someone something using your voice.
I say hello to my friend every morning.
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see
зустрічатиTo meet or visit someone for a short time.
I see my friend at the coffee shop every Tuesday.
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see you
до побаченняA friendly way to say goodbye to someone you will meet again soon.
I'm going home now. See you tomorrow!
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see you later
до побаченняA friendly way to say goodbye to someone you will meet again soon.
I have to go now, but see you later at school!
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see you later/soon/tomorrow, etc.
До зустрічіA friendly way to say goodbye when you will meet someone again soon.
I have to go now, but see you tomorrow at school!
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see you soon
До скорої зустрічіA friendly way to say goodbye when you will meet someone again very soon.
I'm leaving now, but see you soon at the party tonight!
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sentence
реченняA group of words that makes a complete thought.
The sentence 'I like apples' has a subject and a verb.
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sorry
вибачтеUsed to tell someone that you feel bad about something you have done.
I broke your pen. I am very sorry.
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speak
говоритиTo say words and communicate with other people.
I speak English with my teacher every day.
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talk
говоритиTo use words to say something to another person.
I talk with my friend about school.
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tell
розповідатиTo say words to someone to give them information.
I told my friend about my new school.
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thank you
дякуюSaid politely to show that you are grateful.
When my friend gave me a pen, I said thank you.
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thanks
дякуюSaid to show that you are grateful for help or a gift.
Thanks for helping me with my homework!
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very
дужеUsed before an adjective or adverb to make it stronger.
The pizza is very delicious.
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well
ну, хмUsed when you are not sure, or want time to think.
Well, I think maybe you are right, but I am not completely sure.
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Well done!
Молодець!Said to praise someone for doing something well.
You finished your homework! Well done!
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word
словоA single unit of language that has meaning and stands alone when speaking or writing.
The word 'hello' is used to greet people.
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would like sth/to do sth
хотів би / хотіла бYou want something or want to do something.
I would like a cup of coffee, please.
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Would you like...?
Чи хочеш...?A polite way to ask if someone wants something or wants to do something.
Would you like some coffee?
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writing
письмоThe ability to use a pen or pencil to make letters and words on paper.
She practises her writing every day at school.
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yes
такUsed to give a positive answer, or to agree.
Do you like ice cream? Yes, I do!
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Yes, please
Так, будь ласкаA polite way to say you want something that someone is offering to you.
Would you like some tea? Yes, please!