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How do you say "to get off" in Russian?

слезать

slezatʹ

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "to get off" is слезать.

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Pronunciation

Say sleh-ZAH-tuh with stress on the second syllable. The 'z' sound is soft, almost like 'zh' but less intense.

Writing and usage

The root слез comes from old meaning to climb down. Notice the ь at the end (soft sign) changes the final consonant.

Example sentence

Дети слезают с дерева.

The children are getting down from the tree.

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How to remember слезать

Slezat sounds like 'sled' if you squint - you go down like you'd slide down a sled.

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Questions about слезать

How do you say "to get off" in Russian?

In Russian, "to get off" is слезать. It is a noun.

How is слезать written in Russian?

The root слез comes from old meaning to climb down. Notice the ь at the end (soft sign) changes the final consonant.

How is слезать used in a sentence?

Use слезать as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Дети слезают с дерева. (The children are getting down from the tree.).

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