Спілкування англійською — A2, 141 слово

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a pity
шкода

It is sad or unfortunate that something bad happened.

It's a pity that you cannot come to the party.
actually
насправді

Used to say what is true, when it is different from what people think.

I thought he was angry, but actually he was just tired.
advice
порада

Help or information that someone tells you to do or think about something.

My mother gave me good advice about studying for the test.
agree
погоджуватися

To have the same opinion as someone else.

I agree with you that chocolate is delicious.
all the best
всього найкращого

A friendly way to wish someone good luck or success.

Good luck on your test tomorrow — all the best!
and
і

Used to connect two actions or verbs.

I eat and drink every day.
and so on
і так далі

Used to say that there are more of the same things that you do not name.

I like apples, oranges, bananas, and so on.
answer
відповідати

The act of picking up a phone or opening a door when someone calls or knocks.

I heard the phone ring, so I answered it quickly.
anyway
все одно

Used to say that something is true even if something else makes it difficult.

It's raining, but I'm going to the park anyway.
as
тому що

Used to give the reason for something; because.

I stayed home as it was raining.
ask
запросити

To request that someone come to an event or do something with you.

I asked my friend to come to my birthday party.
at
на

Used to show who or what receives a message, look, or action.

She shouted at me when I arrived late.
back
відповісти (у відповідь)

To reply to someone or answer their message.

She missed my call, so I will get back to her later.
badly
дуже серйозно

In a very serious or severe way that causes worry or harm.

She was badly injured in the accident.
best wishes
найкращі побажання

A friendly way to say you hope good things happen to someone.

I am leaving my job. My friends said 'best wishes' to me.
by the way
до речі

Used to introduce a new topic during a conversation.

I enjoyed the movie. By the way, did you finish your homework?
call back (sb) or call (sb) back
перезвонити

To telephone someone again, usually because they called you first.

She missed my call, so I will call her back later.
capital letter
велика літера

A big letter like A, B, C used at the start of a sentence or name.

You write a capital letter at the beginning of your name.
card
листівка

A piece of paper with a message that you send to someone on a special day.

I sent her a birthday card with a funny picture on it.
certainly
точно

Yes, something is definitely true or will definitely happen.

Will you come to the party? Certainly, I will be there!
chat
розмовляти

To talk with someone in a friendly and informal way.

I like to chat with my friends about our day at school.
clearly
ясно

In a way that is easy to understand.

She spoke clearly so everyone could hear and understand her words.
congratulations
Вітаю!; вітання

Said to someone who has done something good or achieved something.

Congratulations on passing your driving test!
cool
класно

Said when something is good or interesting and you like it.

You got a new bike? That's cool!
could
міг би

A polite way to ask someone to do something for you.

Could you please help me with my homework?
describe
описувати

To tell someone about something by saying what it looks like or what happened.

She described the red car to the police officer.
details
деталі

Small pieces of information about something.

The teacher asked for details about what happened at school.
directions
вказівки

Information that tells you how to get to a place.

I asked for directions to the train station.
discuss
обговорити

To talk about a subject or idea with another person.

We discussed our plans for the weekend.
Do you mind ...?
Ти не проти...?

A polite question to ask if someone is okay with something you want to do.

Do you mind if I sit here?
document
офіційний папір

An official piece of paper with important information, like a passport or certificate.

Your passport is an important document.
don't you?/do you?/doesn't she?/does she?, etc.
чи не так?

A short question at the end of a sentence to ask for agreement or confirmation.

You like pizza, don't you?
envelope
конверт

A thin paper container for letters that you put in the mail.

I wrote a letter and put it in an envelope to send to my friend.
especially
особливо

Used to show that something is more true for one thing than for others.

I like ice cream, especially chocolate.
Excuse me
Вибачте мене

A polite way to say you are sorry for something you did.

Excuse me, I bumped into you by accident.
explain
пояснити

To tell someone something in a way that is easy to understand.

Can you explain what this word means?
file
файл

A collection of information or documents stored together on a computer.

I saved my homework in a file on my laptop.
for
для

Used to show what something is used or needed for.

I need a pen for writing.
form
бланк

A document with empty spaces where you write information.

I filled out a form to open a bank account.
give
передати, повідомити

To tell or share information with someone.

She gave me the address of the new restaurant.
give sb a call/ring
подзвонити комусь

To telephone someone to talk with them.

I will give you a call after dinner.
grammar
граматика

The rules for using words and sentences correctly in a language.

Learning grammar helps you speak English better.
guess
вгадувати

To give an answer when you are not sure if it is correct.

I don't know the answer, so I will guess.
Guess what?
Вгадай, що!

Said to make someone curious about surprising news you want to tell them.

Guess what? I got a new job today!
Help!
Допоможіть!

Shouted when you need someone to assist you.

I cannot open this door. Help!
hey
агов; ей

Said to get someone's attention.

Hey! Can you help me with this?
How about...?
А як щодо...?

Used to suggest something you want to do with another person.

How about we go to the park tomorrow?
How do you do?
Вітаю; приємно познайомитися

A polite greeting you say when you meet someone for the first time.

When I met my teacher, I said 'How do you do?' and shook her hand.
How/What about ...?
А як щодо...?

A way to suggest or ask someone if they want to do something.

What about going to the park tomorrow?
I don't mind
Мені все одно

Used to say that you are happy to do something, or that something is fine with you.

Do you want tea or coffee? I don't mind, either is fine.
I mean
я маю на увазі

Used to explain something, or to say it in a different way.

I like pizza, I mean, I love pizza very much.
I suppose
Я гадаю

Used to say that you think something is probably true, but you are not sure.

I suppose it might rain tomorrow, but I am not certain.
I'm afraid...
Боюся, що...

A polite way to say something bad or sad that you think the person will not like.

I'm afraid I cannot come to your party tomorrow.
ID
посвідчення особи

A card or document that shows who you are.

I need to show my ID at the airport.
ID card
посвідчення особи

A small document with your name, photo, and information that proves who you are.

I showed my ID card to the teacher when I arrived at school.
identification
посвідчення особи

A document that shows who you are.

I need my identification to enter the building.
if not
якщо не

Used to say what happens or what you will do if something is not true or possible.

I hope to arrive at six; if not, I will call you.
if you like
якщо хочеш

Used to ask someone if they want something or to offer a choice politely.

We can go to the cinema this evening, if you like.
information
інформація

Facts and details that tell you something you did not know before.

I need information about the train times to London.
instructions
інструкції

Information that tells you how to do something step by step.

Read the instructions before you start playing the game.
invitation
запрошення

A request asking someone to come to an event or do something with you.

I received an invitation to my friend's birthday party.
let sb know
повідомити когось

Tell someone information or a message.

Please let me know when you arrive at home.
let sb know (sth)
повідомити, сказати

To tell someone about something; to give someone information.

Please let me know when you arrive at school.
let's
давайте

A way to suggest doing something together with another person or group.

Let's go to the park and play!
letter
літера

A symbol used in writing that represents a sound in language.

The letter 'A' is the first letter of the English alphabet.
licence
дозвіл

Official permission to do something, like driving a car.

You need a driving licence to drive a car on the road.
list
список

A series of items or things written or said one after another.

I made a shopping list before going to the supermarket.
long
довгий

A long message, speech, or text has many words in it.

She wrote a long email to her friend.
love/(with) love from/all my love/lots of love
з любов'ю

A warm, friendly message you write at the end of a letter or email to show you care.

She signed her letter with 'All my love, Sarah'.
mail
пошта

Letters and packages that the post office brings to your home.

I received an important letter in the mail yesterday.
maybe
можливо

Used when you are not sure about something; perhaps.

Maybe we can go to the park tomorrow.
mean
означати

To have a particular message or idea that you want to communicate.

What does this word mean?
meeting
зустріч

When two or more people come together to talk about something important.

We have a meeting at work tomorrow morning to discuss our new project.
never mind
неважливо; забудь

Said when you do not want to talk about something any more.

You asked what I was thinking about, but never mind, it is not important.
news
новини

Information about recent events that people want to know about.

I heard the news about the accident on the radio this morning.
no
ні

Used to disagree, or to say that you do not want something.

Do you like pizza? No, I do not like it.
No problem.
Без проблем.

Said to show that you are happy to help or do something.

Can you help me carry this box? No problem.
no thanks
ні, дякую

A polite way to say you do not want something someone offers you.

Would you like some coffee? No thanks, I prefer tea.
not too
не дуже

Used to say something is only a little bit, or not very much.

The coffee is not too hot, so you can drink it now.
notebook
зошит

A small book with empty pages where you write notes and ideas.

I write new vocabulary in my notebook every day.
notes
нотатки

Short written information that you write to remember or tell someone something.

I write notes in class to help me remember the lesson.
notice
оголошення

A written sign or message that gives information to people.

I saw a notice on the door telling us about the school trip.
of course not
звичайно, ні

Used to say 'no' in a strong, certain way.

Do you want to go to school today? Of course not!
offer
запропонувати

To tell someone you will help them or give them something.

She offered to help me with my homework.
Oh dear!
Ой лишенько!; О Боже!

A short exclamation you say when something bad or worrying happens.

Oh dear! I forgot my keys at home.
Oh no!
О ні!

Said when something bad happens and you feel worried or upset.

Oh no! I forgot my keys at home.
OK
добре

Used to agree, or to say yes to something.

Your teacher says 'Open your books' and you say 'OK!'
or
або

Use 'or' to show two choices — you can have one but not both.

Do you want tea or coffee?
or something (like that)
або щось подібне

Used when you are not sure of the exact thing, or want to give an example.

We can go to the park or something like that this weekend.
pardon
перепрошую

Said when you did not hear or understand someone clearly.

Pardon? I did not hear what you said.
pleased to meet you
радий познайомитися

A polite thing you say when you first meet someone.

When I met my new teacher, I said, 'Pleased to meet you.'
post
пошта

A system for sending letters and packages to people.

I sent a letter to my friend through the post.
postcard
листівка

A small card with a picture that you send to someone by mail.

She sent me a postcard from Paris showing the Eiffel Tower.
pray
молитися

To speak to God and ask for help or say thank you.

I pray every morning before breakfast.
print
друкувати

To make words or pictures appear on paper using a machine.

I will print the document so I can read it.
put
писати

To write or place words on paper or in a document.

She put her name at the top of the letter.
quite
досить

Not completely; somewhat, but not very much.

The food was quite good, but I have eaten better.
read
читати

To look at written words and understand their meaning.

I read the book to my daughter every night before bed.
really
дійсно

Used to make what you say stronger.

This cake is really delicious.
Really?
Правда?

Said when you want to know if something is true, or when you are surprised.

You got a new car? Really?
right
так

Used to agree with someone, or to show that you understand.

Person A: 'It is raining today.' Person B: 'Right, I see the rain too.'
rubber
гумка

A small object that removes pencil marks from paper.

I made a mistake, so I used my rubber to erase it.
shall
чи будемо

Used to ask a question or to suggest doing something together.

Shall we go to the park?
shall I/we...?
чи можемо ми...?

A polite way to ask for permission or suggest doing something together.

Shall we go to the park this afternoon?
short
короткий

Not having many words or letters; using few words.

She wrote a short message to her friend.
shout
кричати

To speak very loudly so that people far away can hear you.

She shouted his name across the street.
sign
табличка

A notice or picture that gives you information or tells you what to do.

The red sign on the door says 'Do not enter'.
so
дуже

Used to say that something is true to a great degree; very.

She is so happy about her new job.
sorry
вибач; мені шкода

Used to say that you feel sad about something bad that has happened.

I am sorry that your dog is sick.
spell
писати по буквах

To say or write the letters of a word in order.

Can you spell your name for me?
spelling
правопис

Writing or saying the letters of a word in the correct order.

The teacher asked us to practice spelling new words every day.
stamp
поштова марка

A small piece of paper you put on an envelope to send mail.

I bought a stamp at the post office to mail my letter.
story
історія

A description of things that happened, real or imaginary.

She told me a story about a princess and a dragon.
such a(n)
такий, такий великий

Used to show that someone or something is very much like what you just described.

She is such a kind person that everyone likes her.
such as
такі як

Used to give examples of things you are talking about.

I like fruits such as apples and oranges.
sure
звичайно

Used to say yes and to agree with someone.

Do you want to go to the park? Sure, I would like that!
Take care!
Береги себе!

A friendly way to say goodbye and wish someone to be safe and well.

I am going home now. Take care!
tell sb to do sth
сказати комусь робити щось

To say to someone that they should do something.

My mother told me to wash my hands before lunch.
thank
дякувати

To tell someone you are happy about something nice they did for you.

I thank my friend for helping me with my homework.
thank you
дякую

Words you say to show you are happy and grateful when someone gives you something.

Thank you for the birthday card.
that's all right
все добре

Said to show that you are not angry or upset about something.

You broke my pen, but that's all right, I have another one.
that's alright
це нормально

Said to tell someone that it is fine and they need not worry.

I broke your pen. That's alright, I have another one.
to
до

Used before a person when you speak or write a message for them to receive.

I wrote a letter to my friend about the party.
unfortunately
на жаль

Used to say that something sad or bad has happened.

Unfortunately, it rained on the day of our picnic.
verb
дієслово

A word that shows an action or what something does.

The verb 'run' describes what a person does.
vocabulary
словниковий запас

All the words you know and can use in a language.

Learning new vocabulary helps you speak English better.
welcome
ласкаво просимо

Said to greet someone when they arrive at a place.

Welcome to our home!
well
добре

Used to say that something is true to a large degree; very much.

She speaks English very well.
What about ...?
А як щодо...?

A simple question asking someone to think about another person, thing, or idea.

You like pizza, but what about your sister — does she like it too?
What is sb/sth like?
Який він/вона/воно?

A question to ask someone to describe a person or thing.

What is your new teacher like?
why don't you?/ why not do sth?
чому б не...?

A way to suggest or advise someone to do something.

Why don't you try the chocolate cake? It's very good.
will
(у проханнях) чи не зробиш/зробите...?

Used to ask someone to do something for you.

Will you help me with this homework?
would love sth
дуже хотіти

You want something very much and would be very happy if it happens.

I would love a cup of coffee right now.
would love sth/to do sth
дуже хотіти

You want something very much or want to do something very much.

I would love to have coffee with you tomorrow.
would love to (do sth)
дуже хотів би

You want to do something very much.

I would love to visit Paris next summer.
would prefer
надав би перевагу

To like something better than another thing.

I would prefer coffee to tea.
wow
Вау

An exclamation you say when you are surprised or impressed by something.

Wow, that's a beautiful sunset!
writing
письмо

Words and letters that you put on paper or a computer.

I practice my writing every day in school.
yeah
так

A casual word people use to say yes or show they agree with something.

Do you want to go to the park? Yeah, that sounds fun!
yes
так

Used to agree with someone or to answer a question.

Yes, that is exactly what I meant.
you're welcome
будь ласка, не за що

A polite phrase you say when someone thanks you.

Person A: Thank you for helping me! Person B: You're welcome!

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Спілкування англійською — A2, 141 слово

a pity

actually

advice

agree

all the best

and

and so on

answer

anyway

as

ask

at

back

badly

best wishes

by the way

call back (sb) or call (sb) back

capital letter

card

certainly

chat

clearly

congratulations

cool

could

describe

details

directions

discuss

Do you mind ...?

document

don't you?/do you?/doesn't she?/does she?, etc.

envelope

especially

Excuse me

explain

file

for

form

give

give sb a call/ring

grammar

guess

Guess what?

Help!

hey

How about...?

How do you do?

How/What about ...?

I don't mind

I mean

I suppose

I'm afraid...

ID

ID card

identification

if not

if you like

information

instructions

invitation

let sb know

let sb know (sth)

let's

letter

licence

list

long

love/(with) love from/all my love/lots of love

mail

maybe

mean

meeting

never mind

news

no

No problem.

no thanks

not too