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Today we talk about thirst.

I’m thirsty in Russian Я хочу пить Literally: I want to drink
The word thirsty isn’t translated into one word like in example in my previous video
I’m hungry – Я голодная

When you want to ask somebody whether they’re thirsty, you say
Ты хочешь пить? Are you thirsty? Literally: Do you want to drink?; informal)
or Вы хотите пить?
(Are you thirsty? Literally: Do you want to drink?; formal)

A Small tip for you guys
When you say Я хочу пить You usually mean to satisfy your thirst — утолить жажду
Drinking water, tea, juice or something fresh
And if you want to drink some beverages with alcohol you say Я хочу выпить

to drink -пить

This verb has an unruly conjugation
I drink or I am drinking Я пью
You drink or You are drinking (informal singular) Ты пьёшь
He/she/it drinks or He/she/it is drinking Он/Она/Оно пьёт
We drink or We are drinking Мы пьём
You drink or You are drinking (formal singular and plural) Вы пьёте
They drink or They are drinking Они пьют

Can I have a glass of water? I'm really thirsty.
Можно мне стакан воды? Я очень хочу пить.

Fish makes me thirsty — от рыбы мне (всегда) хочется пить

Do you want a cup of tea? I'm dying of thirst.
Ты хочешь чашку чая? Я умираю от жажды.

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