Learn Russian: Adjectives VS Adverbs | How to say "Cold" in Russian
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This lesson will teach you when to use adjectives and when to use adverbs in Russian. You will learn why they are different parts of speech and why an English adjective can be translated with two different words having different endings. Very often in English it's one and the same word, but in Russian we have clear difference between adjectives and adverbs. They are different in usage, and if you learn to use them correctly, your Rusian will get a lot closer to the way native speakers speak.