Russian Adjectives List. 50 Adjectives for Personality

Hello Junkies,

Today you’ll learn Russian Adjectives – but not ANY adjectives. These are adjectives for your (and others’) personality. This way, you can talk about yourself and the type of person you are. Are you…

Moody?
Lazy?
unny? Let’s find out.

Russian Adjectives List: 50 Adjectives for Personality

This is a BIG list. Here’s how I suggest you learn with this.

Read, review, and read out loud
Print it out as review material (I like printing stuff)
Listen to the Audio lesson at the bottom for pronunciation
Save images for your personal use (as flashcards)
At the end, you’ll learn how to say “I am (adjective).”

Below, you’ll see the English, then the Russian (Cyrillic) and the romanization (so you can read it and pronounce it). It’s broken up into 5 parts.

Russian Adjectives 1-10.

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41-50.

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Now, here’s the Audio Lesson, courtesy of RussianPod101.com (a good Russian learning site I use) if you want to listen to all of these words. Be sure to press the play button below.

So, what about you? Which of these adjectives fits your personality best? What kind of person are you? To say things like “I am moody” or “I am funny” in Russian, just fill in the blank below.

Russian: Я (adjective)
Pronunciation: Ya (adjective)
English: I am (adjective)
Examples
1. Я крутой – Ya krutoy – I’m cool
2. Я ленивый – Ya leniviy – I’m lazy
3. Я агрессивный – Ya agressivniy – I’m aggresive
4. Я тихий – Ya tihiy – I’m quiet

Your assignment? Describe yourself in the comments. Now you know how to say what kind of person you are in Russian.

Check the list above..
Leave a comment & describe yourself.
Use the Russian sentence format I gave above.
Refer to the examples above as well.

I read all the comments and look forward to your answers. Keep studying Russian, Junkies!

Hope you enjoyed this!

– The Main Junkie

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