ванна
Translation of ванна
bath
Meaning of ванна
Большая ёмкость, в которой моются лёжа.
a long container you fill with water and sit in to wash
Transcription and pronunciation of ванна
ва́нна
stress on the 1st syllable
- Transcription
- [ˈvanːə]
- In Latin letters
- vanna
Traps and common mistakes
Ванна or ванная?
ванная
ванная = the bathroom (the room)
Don't mix them up. The tub — ванна; the room with it — ванная.
Ванная справа по коридору.
The bathroom is on the right down the hall.
Набери полную ванну горячей воды.
Fill the bath with hot water.
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The bath is full of water.
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Ванна полна воды.
She lay in the bath for an hour.
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Она час пролежала в ванне.
The bathtub is full of water.
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Ванна полна воды.
She lay in the bathtub for an hour.
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Она час пролежала в ванне.
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ванна belongs to the topic "Rooms and Furniture →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.
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What does ванна mean?
a long container you fill with water and sit in to wash
How do you pronounce ванна?
ванна is pronounced [ˈvanːə], in Latin letters “vanna”.
How is ванна used in a sentence?
The bath is full of water. Translation: Ванна полна воды.
Is ванна part of Rooms and Furniture vocabulary?
Yes, ванна (bath) can be learned in the Rooms and Furniture topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is ванна part of Home and Household vocabulary?
Yes, ванна (bath) can be learned in the Home and Household topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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