Russian Verbs
Иметь- To have (present tense)
Я имею
Он/она/оно имеет
Мы имеем
Вы имеете
Они имеют
Examples:
Я имею много друзей - I have many friends
Ты имеешь талант - you have talent
Он имеет большой дом - He has a big house
Мы имеем общие интересы - We have common interest
Иметь" (imet') is a more general verb that can be used to indicate possession or ownership of tangible and intangible things. It is often used when talking about possessing something more permanent or long-term.
Есть" (est') is used when referring to the immediate availability or presence of something. It is commonly used to talk about temporary possession, current circumstances, or the availability of something at a given moment
Я (Ya) - есть (yest')
Ты (Ty) - есть (yest')
Он/Она/Оно (On/Ona/Ono) - есть (yest')
Мы (My) - есть (yest')
Вы (Vy) - есть (yest')
Они (Oni) - есть (yest')
Examples:
Я есть учитель. (Ya yest' uchitel') - I am a teacher.
Ты есть студент. (Ty yest' student) - You are a student.
Он есть доктор. (On yest' doktor) - He is a doctor.
Мы есть друзья. (My yest' druz'ya) - We are friends.
Вы есть гости. (Vy yest' gosti) - You are guests.
Они есть ученики. (Oni yest' ucheniki) - They are students.
In many cases, both "иметь" and "есть" can be used interchangeably to express possession. However, using "есть" often emphasizes the presence or availability of something in the present moment, while "иметь" is more neutral and can refer to both present and long-term possession.
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