5 MEANINGS OF “ДАВАЙ!” IN RUSSIAN 🇷🇺 #learnrussian #russiangrammar #easyrussian #russianlanguage

5 meanings of the Russian word "давай" that you have to know. Let's start with its literal meaning, even though it's not the most common. Actually, "давай" is the command form of the verb "давай" to give, so the first meaning of "давай" is "give" in the command form. Like, "давай" mean "give it to me". More often though, if you want to say "give me something", you would use its perfective form. "Дай", like, "дай" mean "ручку", give me the pen. But you could also say, "давай" mean "ручку", give me the pen. That works as well. Meaning number two, and that's definitely the most common one, is "коман", "давай", "давай", "коман", "коман". That's basically me every time I drive to work in the morning. Meaning number three, let's do it. Like, if someone tells you, "Hey, do you want to hit the gym today?" you can just say, "давай", let's do it. Meaning number four, "bye" or "take care", I know, for your random. But it's very common. Like, if you're leaving and you just tell someone, "давай", that means "take care" or "bye". Very commonly, we say this exact phrase, "ну, давай", "пока", which basically means "alright", and "bye". And finally, meaning number five is just "lets", which would be followed by your action verb. And that action verb can either be in the infinitive form or in the future perfective "WE" form. For example, if you want to say, "Let's play", you can either say, "давай", "играть", or "давай" "поиграем". "Давай" - учить русский. subscribe, but I don't know how to push it, let's just burn it.