Fall- russian

• идти́

  to go (on foot), to walk, to be going

  to fall (of rain or snow), to be coming down

  to be going on, to be under way, to take place

  to suit (someone), to become (someone), to look good on

  to be on (TV or radio), to be showing, to be playing

• прийти́

  to come, to arrive

  to come, to set in, to arrive

  to come for, to come to fetch

  to get into (a state), to fall into (a state)

  to arrive at, to come to (a conclusion)

• приходи́ть

  to come, to arrive, to come over

  to come, to arrive, to set in

  to come for, to come to collect, to come to pick up

  to get into (a state), to come into (a state), to fall into (a state)

• прийти́сь

  to have to, to be forced to, to be obliged to

  to fall on (a date), to fall to (someone's share), to come to

  to fit, to suit, to be to (someone's) liking

• приходи́ться

  to have to, to be forced to, to be obliged to

  to fall on (a date), to come on

  to be related to, to be (a relative of)

  to account for, to fall to (a share), to be allotted to

• упа́сть

  to fall, to fall down, to fall over

  to fall, to drop, to decline

• придти́сь

  to have to, to be obliged to

  to fall on (a date), to be apportioned to

  to fit, to suit

• па́дать

  to fall, to fall down, to tumble, to collapse

  to plunge, to crash (down), to plummet

  to fall, to drop, to decline, to go down

  to fall on, to fall to, to devolve upon

• лечь

  to lie down, to lie (down on sth)

  to go to bed, to turn in

  to fall (on sth), to settle, to descend

  to fall (on sb), to be placed (on sb)

  to drape, to fall (of fabric)

• спасть

  to fall down, to abate

• лезть

  to climb, to climb up

  to crawl (into), to scramble (into), to get into

  to meddle, to butt in, to pry

  to fall out (of hair), to come out

  to bother, to annoy, to pester

• о́сень

  autumn, fall

• вы́скочить

  to jump out, to leap out, to spring out

  to pop out, to fall out, to slip out

  to slip one's mind

• спусти́ться

  to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

  to slope down, to fall away, to run downhill

  to land, to come down, to touch down

  to fall, to drop, to sink, to decrease

• отойти́

  to move away, to step aside, to go away, to leave (a spot)

  to step out (briefly), to be away for a moment

  to withdraw, to fall back, to retreat

  to deviate, to digress, to stray (from a path)

  to come round, to calm down, to get back to normal

  to pass to, to be transferred to, to fall to

  to go out of fashion, to become a thing of the past

• замолча́ть

  to fall silent, to become silent, to stop speaking

  to hush up, to suppress (news), to keep quiet about

• попа́дать

  to fall down one after another, to tumble down (of many)

• спуска́ться

  to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

  to slope down, to run downhill, to fall away

  to descend, to come down, to land

  to fall, to drop, to decrease

• попа́сться

  to be caught, to get caught, to fall for (a trick), to be nabbed

  to come across, to chance upon, to turn up, to meet

• засну́ть

  to fall asleep

• опусти́ться

  to go down, to descend, to sink, to fall

  to sit down, to sink (into a chair), to lower oneself

  to go to seed, to let oneself go, to sink morally

• доста́ться

  to go to (someone), to fall to (someone), to get

  to come by, to fall into one's hands, to be had (cheaply)

• ру́хнуть

  to collapse, to crash down, to tumble down, to fall to the ground

  to collapse, to fall through, to be destroyed

• усну́ть

  to fall asleep

• засыпа́ть

  to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)

  to fill in (with earth), to cover over

  to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)

• засы́пать

  to fill up, to fill in, to cover (with earth etc.)

  to shower (with), to overwhelm (with), to bombard (with)

  to cover (with scattered things), to strew

  to fall asleep, to go to sleep

• сорва́ться

  to break free, to break loose, to tear oneself away

  to fall through, to fail, to go wrong

  to come off and fall, to fall down, to plunge down

  to slip out, to escape (one's lips)

• вы́лезть

  to climb out, to crawl out, to get out, to get off (a vehicle)

  to fall out (of hair)

  to blurt out, to butt in (with a remark)

• вы́пасть

  to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)

  to fall (of snow or rain), to come down

  to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)

  to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate

  to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)

• отходи́ть

  to move away, to step aside, to walk away, to leave (a spot)

  to leave, to depart, to pull out

  to fall back, to retreat, to withdraw

  to deviate, to diverge, to digress

  to come to oneself, to come round, to be all right again

  to be dying, to be passing away

• паде́ние

  fall, drop, tumble

  drop, decline, dip

  fall, collapse, downfall

  degradation, moral decline, low point

  incidence

• свали́ться

  to fall down, to fall off, to tumble, to topple over

  to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)

  to fall to (someone), to land on (someone), to befall

  to turn up out of the blue, to show up unexpectedly, to drop in without warning

  to gather in a pack, to crowd together

• заболе́ть

  to fall ill, to get sick, to come down with (an illness)

  to start to hurt, to start aching

  to become obsessed with, to catch the bug for

• отста́ть

  to fall behind, to lag behind, to be behind (schedule)

  to leave alone, to stop bothering (someone), to lay off

  to come off, to peel off, to come away

  to be slow, to lose time

• отступа́ть

  to retreat, to fall back, to withdraw

  to step back, to move back, to recede

  to deviate (from), to depart (from), to stray (from)

• провали́ться

  to fail, to flop

  to collapse, to cave in, to fall through

  to vanish, to disappear

• пасть

  to fall (in battle), to be killed

  to fall, to collapse

  to fall (down), to drop

  to sink (morally), to sink low

  to fall to (somebody), to fall on (somebody)

• отступи́ть

  to retreat, to withdraw, to fall back

  to step back, to move back, to give way

  to deviate (from), to depart (from)

• вести́сь

  to be carried out, to be conducted, to be in progress, to be underway

  to fall for (something), to be taken in, to take the bait

  to be the custom, to be usual, to be the way things are done

  to give in, to yield, to succumb, to agree

• опуска́ться

  to go down, to descend, to sink, to fall

  to sink (into a chair), to lower oneself

  to go to seed, to let oneself go

  to be omitted, to be left out

  to lose heart

• вылеза́ть

  to climb out, to crawl out, to get out, to come out

  to fall out (of hair), to come out (of hair)

  to blurt out, to butt in (with a remark)

• урони́ть

  to drop, to let fall, to shed, to moult

• уступи́ть

  to give up (to someone), to let (someone) have, to cede, to hand over

  to give in, to yield, to give way

  to be inferior (to someone), to be second (to someone), to fall short (of)

  to knock off (the price), to sell cheaper, to come down in price

• напа́сть

  to attack, to assault, to fall upon

  to come over (of a feeling), to seize

• отстава́ть

  to lag behind, to fall behind, to be behind

  to leave alone, to let be, to stop bothering

  to come off, to peel off, to come unstuck

• угоди́ть

  to please, to satisfy

  to end up (in), to get (into), to fall (into)

  to hit, to strike

• рассыпа́ться

  to spill, to scatter

  to crumble, to fall apart, to go to pieces

  to scatter (of people), to scamper off

• рассы́паться

  to spill, to scatter, to be spilled all over

  to crumble, to fall apart, to disintegrate, to go to pieces

  to scatter, to scamper off, to disperse

  to be profuse (in praise), to gush, to fawn upon

• зати́хнуть

  to fall silent, to become quiet, to die away (of a sound)

  to subside, to die down, to calm down

• прити́хнуть

  to quiet down, to fall silent, to hush, to pipe down

• поддава́ться

  to give in, to yield, to succumb, to fall for (a trick)

  to give way, to budge, to yield

  to lend itself to, to be susceptible to, to respond to (treatment)

  to let someone win, to lose on purpose

• обру́шиться

  to collapse, to cave in, to come crashing down

  to fall upon, to descend on, to assail, to befall

  to come down, to pour down, to descend

• напа́дать

  to attack, to assault, to come, to fall

• влюби́ться

  to fall in love

• сби́ться

  to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step

  to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread

  to lose count, to lose track

  to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side

  to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up

• совпада́ть

  to coincide, to fall on the same day, to clash (of events)

  to agree, to match, to tally, to be identical

  to coincide, to overlap exactly

• вреза́ться

  to crash into, to run into, to collide with, to smash into

  to cut into, to dig into, to penetrate

  to be engraved (in the memory), to stick (in one's mind)

  to fall head over heels in love, to be madly in love

• посыпа́ться

  to begin to fall down, to fall down, to pour down, to rain

• посы́паться

  to begin to fall, to pour down, to trickle down, to come showering down

  to come pouring in, to rain down, to hail down

• прибега́ть

  to resort to, to have recourse to, to fall back on

  to come running, to run up, to arrive at a run

• навали́ться

  to lean heavily on, to press against with one's weight, to bear down on

  to descend on, to come crashing down, to befall

  to pile on, to fall one on top of the other, to pile up

  to put one's back into it, to set to with a will, to go at it hard

• развали́ться

  to fall apart, to fall to pieces, to collapse, to break down

  to fall apart, to break up, to collapse

  to sprawl (out), to lounge, to loll

• оборва́ться

  to snap, to break off, to come off

  to break off, to stop abruptly, to be cut off

  to fall, to plunge down, to lose one's grip and fall

• забы́ться

  to doze off, to drift off into sleep, to lose consciousness

  to forget oneself, to lose one's self-control, to go too far

  to become lost in thought, to drift off into a reverie, to forget everything around one

  to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion, to fade from memory

• устра́иваться

  to settle in, to get settled, to make oneself comfortable, to establish oneself

  to get a job, to apply for a job, to find employment

  to find accommodation, to settle down, to be put up

  to work out, to come right, to fall into place

• срыва́ться

  to break loose, to break away, to get away, to come unhinged

  to fall (from a height), to plunge down, to fall to the ground

  to fall through, to fail, to miscarry

  to slip out, to escape (of words), to burst out

• выска́кивать

  to jump out, to leap out, to dash out, to spring out

  to fall out, to come out, to slip out

• смо́лкнуть

  to cease, to grow silent, to fall into silence, to fall silent

• закрыва́ться

  to close, to shut, to fall shut

  to close, to be closed

  to cover oneself up, to shield oneself

  to be over, to come to an end, to close

• повали́ться

  to fall down, to topple over, to tumble down

  to collapse, to flop down, to slump down

• увле́чься

  to be absorbed in, to be keen on, to take up enthusiastically, to become interested in

  to get carried away, to go too far

  to become infatuated with, to fall for, to take a fancy to

• роня́ть

  to drop, to let fall, to shed, to moult

• загреме́ть

  to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

  to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

  to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

  to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

  to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

• впада́ть

  to flow into, to empty into, to run into

  to fall into, to lapse into, to get into (a state), to sink into

  to sink in, to become hollow, to become sunken

• вали́ться

  to fall down, to topple over, to collapse, to keel over

  to go wrong, to fall apart, to not work out

• увлека́ться

  to be keen on, to be fond of, to take an interest in

  to get carried away, to be engrossed, to get too involved

  to be infatuated (with), to fall for

• укла́дываться

  to lie down, to go to bed, to settle down (to sleep)

  to pack, to pack up, to pack one's things

  to fit (into), to go (into), to be packed in

  to keep within (a limit), to confine oneself (to), to stay within (a budget), to meet (a deadline)

  to take shape, to form, to fall into place

• смеша́ться

  to mingle (with), to blend in, to merge (into)

  to get mixed up, to get jumbled, to fall into disorder

  to become confused, to get flustered, to lose one's composure

• впасть

  to fall into, to lapse into, to sink into

  to flow into, to empty into

• выпада́ть

  to fall out, to drop out, to come out

  to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)

  to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance

• сползти́

  to slip, to fall away, to scramble down

• соскочи́ть

  to jump off, to jump down, to spring down

  to come off, to slip off, to fall off

• прова́ливаться

  to fail, to flunk, to flop

  to fall through, to break through (ice), to sink in

  to collapse, to cave in

• завали́ться

  to fall behind (something), to slip down behind, to fall into

  to collapse, to cave in, to fall down

  to flop down to sleep, to crash, to turn in

  to fail (an exam), to flunk, to flop

• сполза́ть

  to slide down, to slip, to fall away

  to crawl down, to scramble down, to climb down

• замо́лкнуть

  to become silent, to fall silent, to lapse into silence, to stop speaking or singing

• вы́валиться

  (colloquial) to fall out from somewhere

• пристро́ить

  to build on, to add (a structure), to attach

  to put somewhere, to find a place for, to stow

  to find a home for, to place (someone), to fix up (somewhere)

  to get (someone) a job, to find work for

  to place in formation, to fall (someone) in

• набро́ситься

  to pounce on, to attack, to fall upon, to spring at

  to lay into, to attack verbally, to turn on

  to fall upon (food), to tuck into, to throw oneself into (work)

• расстро́иться

  to get upset, to be upset, to be distressed

  to fall through, to come to nothing, to fail

  to become upset (of the stomach), to be disordered

  to fall into disorder, to become disorganized

  to become unnerved, to lose one's composure

• отлете́ть

  to fly away, to fly off, to take off, to depart (by plane)

  to rebound, to bounce back, to bounce off

  to come off, to fall off, to break off

• вы́строиться

  to line up, to form a line, to stand in a row

  to get into formation, to fall in, to form up

• затиха́ть

  to die away, to fade, to fall silent

  to subside, to abate, to die down

  to go quiet, to calm down, to keep still

• отбива́ться

  to fight off, to beat off, to repulse, to defend oneself

  to resist, to struggle, to fend off

  to fall behind, to become separated, to straggle

  to break off, to chip off, to get knocked off

• посы́пать

  to sprinkle, to strew, to dust

  to begin to fall, to start coming down

  to come pouring out, to rush out in crowds

• посыпа́ть

  to sprinkle, to strew, to powder, to dust

  to begin to fall, to start coming down

  to come pouring out, to rush out (in crowds)

• слете́ть

  to fly down, to fly off, to fly away

  to fall off, to come off, to slip off

  to tumble down, to fall down, to come crashing down

• плю́хнуться

  to flop down, to plop down, to plonk oneself down

  to fall with a thud, to come down hard, to land with a splash

• разговори́ться

  to strike up a conversation, to fall into conversation, to get talking

  to become talkative, to find plenty to talk about, to warm to one's subject

• забыва́ться

  to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion, to sink into oblivion

  to doze off, to drop off, to lose consciousness

  to forget oneself, to lose one's self-control, to go too far

  to be lost in reverie, to daydream, to forget everything around one

Examples

• Я́блоко от я́блони недалеко́ па́дает.

  The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

• Один шаг — и ты упадёшь с утёса.

  A single step, and you will fall over the cliff.

• Всё, что лета́ет, рано или поздно упадёт.

  Everything which flies will sooner or later fall down.

• Ри́мляне не жела́ли свое́й импе́рии упа́дка, но э́то произошло́.

  Romans did not wish for the fall of their empire, but it happened.

• В году четыре сезо́на: весна́, ле́то, о́сень, зима́.

  There are four seasons in a year - spring, summer, fall, and winter.

• Э́той осенью я еду в Пари́ж.

  I'm going to Paris this fall.

• Осенью ли́стья стано́вятся кори́чневыми.

  The leaves go brown in fall.

• Ле́тними грозовыми ноча́ми сложно усну́ть.

  It's hard to fall asleep on stormy summer nights.

• Будь осторожней, а то упадёшь.

  Take care lest you should fall.

• Осенью там нере́дки тайфу́ны.

  Typhoons are frequent there in fall.

• О́сень мы собира́ем урожа́й наших ле́тних зерновых.

  In the fall we harvest our summer crops.

• Учителя не до́лжны опира́ться лишь на свой авторите́т.

  Teachers shouldn't fall back on their authority.

• Они говоря́т, что его кабине́т падёт.

  They say that the cabinet will fall.

• Де́рево бы́ло готово упа́сть в любо́е мгнове́ние.

  The tree was ready to fall at any moment.

• Преподава́тель влюби́л в себя всех студе́нток.

  The teacher made all of his female students fall in love with him.

• Вы́ключи свет. Я не могу́ засну́ть.

  Turn the light off. I can't fall asleep.

• Я был так взволно́ван, что не мог засну́ть.

  I was so excited that I couldn't fall asleep.

• Сейчас о́сень.

  It's fall now.

• Осенью ли́стья меня́ют цвет и опада́ют.

  In autumn, leaves change color and fall.

• Про́шлой осенью я был в Америке.

  I went to America last fall.

• Не подходи́ слишком бли́зко к пруду́, а то свалишься.

  Don't go too close to the pond so that you won't fall in.

• Не рой друго́му я́му – сам в неё попадёшь.

  Don't dig a pit for somebody to fall into, or you will end up in it yourself.

• Я никогда не влюблю́сь снова.

  I will never fall in love again.

• Я никогда снова не влюблю́сь.

  I will never fall in love again.

• Я опаса́лся, что могу́ усну́ть за рулём.

  I was afraid I might fall asleep while driving.

• Шалтай-Болтай сиде́л на стене. Шалтай-Болтай свалился во сне. И вся короле́вская ко́нница, и вся короле́вская рать не мо́жет Шалтая-Болтая собра́ть.

  Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't put Humpty Dumpty together again.

• Со всей вероя́тностью кабине́т мини́стров прова́лится.

  In all probability, the cabinet will fall.

• Я предпочита́ю весну́ осени.

  I prefer spring to fall.

• Из-за масла пол стал ско́льзким, и э́то ста́ло причи́ной его внеза́пного паде́ния.

  The oil made the floor slippery and caused his sudden fall.

• Я уви́дел там прекра́сный водопа́д.

  I saw a wonderful fall there.

• Ты влюби́лась в неё с пе́рвого взгля́да?

  Did you fall in love with her at first sight?

• Я не мог в тебя не влюби́ться.

  I couldn't help but fall in love with you.

• Мне пона́добилось чуть больше вре́мени, чем обычно, чтобы засну́ть.

  It took me a little more time than usually to fall asleep.

• Я цепко держа́лся за кана́т, чтобы не упа́сть.

  I held on to the rope tightly so I wouldn't fall.

• Наконец-то наступа́ет о́сень!

  Fall is finally coming!

• Ещё шаг, и вы упадёте с обры́ва.

  Another step, and you will fall down the precipice.

• Она потяну́ла оба запя́стья при паде́нии.

  She sprained both of her wrists in the fall.

• Моя́ ба́бушка бои́тся упа́сть.

  My grandmother is afraid to fall.

• Я не могу́ усну́ть.

  I can't fall asleep.

• По стра́нности, э́той осенью я смотре́л много мы́льных о́пер.

  Oddly, I've been watching a lot of telenovelas this fall.

• Я усну́л?

  Did I fall asleep?

• Подъём и опускание моря регулируется луно́й.

  The rise and fall of the sea is governed by the moon.

• Вот и о́сень.

  It's fall now.

• У них была́ сва́дьба про́шлой осенью.

  They got married last fall.

• Они пожени́лись про́шлой осенью.

  They got married last fall.

• Ми́стеру Иучи не на кого опере́ться.

  Mr Iuchi has no one to fall back on.

• Он урони́л свои́ кни́ги на пол.

  He let his books fall to the floor.

• Осенью ли́стья на дере́вьях красне́ют.

  The leaves of the trees turn red in the fall.

• Не упади́те!

  Don't fall off!

• Осторо́жно, не упади́.

  Be careful not to fall.

• Чуть бы́ло не свалившись в ре́ку, он схвати́лся за де́рево.

  As he was about to fall into the river, he took hold of the tree.

• Не да́йте ему упа́сть.

  Don't let him fall.

• Не позволя́й ему па́дать.

  Don't let him fall.

• Прили́вы и отли́вы зави́сят от Луны.

  The rise and fall of the sea is governed by the moon.

• Смотри́ не упади́.

  Take care not to fall.

• Мы чита́ем газе́ты, чтобы не отстава́ть от вре́мени.

  We read newspapers so that we may not fall behind the times.

• Страхова́ние заставляет нас вспо́мнить, что мир, в кото́ром мы живём, не вполне безопа́сен, что мы мо́жем заболе́ть или встре́титься с опа́сностью или неожи́данностью.

  Insurance makes us remember that the world we live in isn't completely safe; we might fall ill, face danger or encounter the unexpected.

• Весной вперёд, осенью обратно.

  Spring ahead, fall behind.

• Ква́канье лягу́шек помогло́ мне усну́ть.

  The frogs' croaking helped me fall asleep.

• Все упа́вшие я́блоки достаю́тся сви́ньям.

  All the apples that fall are eaten by the pigs.

• Я стара́лся не упа́сть.

  I took good care that I did not fall.

• Мать Алекса впа́ла в ко́му незадолго до паде́ния Берли́нской стены.

  Alex' mother lapsed into a coma not long before the fall of the Berlin Wall.

• Осенью я собира́юсь в Пари́ж.

  I'm going to Paris in the fall.

• Паде́ние с ло́шади привело́ к перело́му ноги.

  The fall from the horse resulted in a broken leg.

• Не засыпа́й.

  Don't fall asleep.

• Чем выше взлети́шь, тем больнее па́дать.

  The bigger they come, the harder they fall.

• Не упади́!

  Don't fall off!

• Я слы́шал, как что-то упа́ло.

  I heard something fall to the ground.

• Том не упа́л.

  Tom didn't fall down.

• Том не па́дал.

  Tom didn't fall.

• О́сень - лучшее вре́мя года для спо́рта.

  Fall is the best season for sports.

• Ты влюби́лся в неё с пе́рвого взгля́да?

  Did you fall in love with her at first sight?

• Я начина́ю влюбля́ться в тебя.

  I'm starting to fall in love with you.

• Я не влюби́лся.

  I didn't fall in love.

• Он уже засну́л?

  Did he already fall asleep?

• Э́та о́сень была́ до́лгой и не тако́й уж и холо́дной.

  This fall was long and not too cold.

• Луна́ осенью прекра́сна.

  The moon is beautiful in fall.

• В один прекра́сный день э́та кры́ша прова́лится.

  The roof is going to fall in one of these days.

• В сле́дующем году мой день рожде́ния выпада́ет на воскресе́нье.

  Next year my birthday will fall on a Sunday.

• Мы мо́жем заболе́ть в любо́е вре́мя.

  We may fall ill at any moment.

• Осенью с дере́вьев опада́ет листва́.

  In autumn, leaves fall from trees.

• Мы услы́шали, как с тре́ском упа́ло де́рево.

  We heard the tree fall with a crash.

• Я засну́ла?

  Did I fall asleep?

• Осенью э́ти ли́стья красне́ют.

  The leaves turn red in the fall.

• Я не мог засну́ть.

  I couldn't fall asleep.

• Я и не предполага́л, что Том влю́бится в Мэри.

  I didn't expect that Tom would fall in love with Mary.

• Даже обезья́ны па́дают с дере́вьев.

  Even monkeys fall from trees.

• Том не ожида́л, что влю́бится в Мэри.

  Tom didn't expect to fall in love with Mary.

• Том не собира́лся влюбля́ться в Мэри.

  Tom didn't expect to fall in love with Mary.

• Хотя 475 год н.э. - год, кото́рый пока́зывает "упа́док" Ри́мской Импе́рии, э́то не год её "паде́ния".

  Although 475AD is the year that shows the 'decline' of the Roman Empire, it is not the year of its 'fall'.

• Вот и о́сень наста́ла.

  Here the fall came.

• Нам придётся прибе́гнуть к нашим запа́сам.

  We'll have to fall back on our reserves.

• Не ведись на э́то!

  Don't fall for it!

• О́сень - моё люби́мое вре́мя года.

  Fall is my favorite season.

• Кли́мат Сочи́ - субтропи́ческий, и температу́ра редко опуска́ется ниже нуля́.

  Sochi has a subtropical climate and temperatures rarely fall below freezing.

• Осенью мно́гие пти́цы улета́ют на юг.

  In the fall, many birds head for the south.

• Вре́мя от вре́мени я засыпа́ю на заня́тиях.

  I fall asleep in the class every now and then.

• В како́м году па́ла Берли́нская стена?

  In what year did the Berlin Wall fall?

• Ли́стья па́дают с дере́вьев осенью.

  The leaves fall off the trees in the fall.

• Я заме́тил слова, небрежно написанные балло́нчиком на стене, возможно, молоды́м берли́нцем: "Э́та стена ру́хнет. Ве́ра обретёт реа́льность". Верно, стена ру́хнет по всей Евро́пе. Не мо́жет она вы́стоять против ве́ры, не мо́жет она вы́стоять против пра́вды. Стена не мо́жет вы́стоять против свобо́ды.

  I noticed words crudely spray-painted upon the wall, perhaps by a young Berliner, 'This wall will fall. Beliefs become reality.' Yes, across Europe, this wall will fall. For it cannot withstand faith; it cannot withstand truth. The wall cannot withstand freedom.