Russian Verbs List | Canva & Printable PDF

Russian can look intimidating for beginners at first, with a new alphabet and verb endings that change for every person. Our product aims to simplify grammar rules and present the conjugation of the 25 most popular verbs, the ones that form the core of daily conversation.

Each verb featured in the template includes its English translation and is conjugated in the present tense across all six persons (я, ты, он/она/оно, мы, вы, они). The chart contains both regular and irregular verbs, such as есть, идти, and хотеть, making it clear which verbs follow standard patterns and which do not.

The entire product has been designed with fast memorization in mind. Endings are highlighted in red, allowing you to instantly spot what changes from one person to the next, while the compact grid of 25 verbs makes pattern comparison easy.

This Russian verb conjugation chart works exceptionally well for beginners building a solid foundation in the language (A1–A2 levels) as well as for teachers looking for a ready-made teaching aid.

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• A4, single-page format.
• Russian verbs: First (E-type) and Second (И-type).

The pattern of how verbs change is clearly visible. The endings are highlighted in red, so you can instantly see what changes from one person to the next. The chart focuses solely on verbs that are popular in everyday conversations, meaning right from your first lesson you practice what you can use immediately. The entire table fits on a single page, but nothing stops you from expanding it with new forms or vocabulary by editing it in Canva. The whole template is suitable both for self-study of the Russian language and as educational material for children and adults.

The list of Russian verbs conjugated:

• делать – to do / to make
• говорить – to speak
• знать – to know
• жить – to live
• идти – to go / to walk
• есть – to eat
• хотеть – to want
• думать – to think
• смотреть – to watch / to look
• понимать – to understand
• играть – to play
• брать – to take
• давать – to give
• сидеть – to sit
• работать – to work
• стоять – to stand
• лежать – to lie down
• пить – to drink
• спать – to sleep
• писать – to write
• читать – to read
• помнить – to remember
• любить – to love
• слышать – to hear
• ходить – to go (on foot, habitually)