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1- Look, the conservation volunteers ……….cheerfully in the sunshine all morning, unlike yesterday, when they ………. to work in the rain.
A) worked/are refusing
B) are working/were refusing
C) will be working/have refused
D) have been working/refused
E) will have worked/had refused

2- A: Is that your pure wool pullover in the washing machine? It ……….. you know!
B: No, I ………. it several times in the machine already. I use the wool cycle and it’s fine.
A) was shrinking/wash
B) has shrunk/had washed
C) will shrink/washed
D) is going to shrink/have washed
E) is shrinking/have been washing

3- The weather conditions ………. throughout the day and now the ground officials are confident that the championship game ……… ahead.
A) have been improving/will go
B) will be improving/is going
C) have improved/was going
D) are improving/has gone
E) improved/went

4- Some of us will be needed tomorrow to finish the fence because, at this rate, two sections ………. unfinished when we ………. work tonight.
A) have remained/stopped
B) will have remained/were stopping
C) are going to remain/will stop
D) are remaining/are stopping
E) will remain/stop

5- Decoupage, an art form that ……… in France during the I7th century, ……… cutting out designs and patterned materials and fastening them permanently to a surface.
A) has originated/will involve
B) originated/involves
C) was originating/is involving
D) will have originated/involved
E) is originating/was involving

6- They ………. so many hotels in the region in recent years that gradually they ………. the natural beauty of the area.
A) were building/destroy
B) will build/have been destroying
C) have built/are destroying
D) are building/have destroyed
E) have been building/destroyed

7- After she ……….. to me for the fifth time, I…….. another word she said and put an end to our friendship.
A) has lied/don’t believe
B) has been lying/won’t believe
C) was lying/haven’t believed
D) is lying/hadn’t believed
E) had lied/didn’t believe

8- Since they ………. part in their first conversation volunteer week, they ………. on several projects with great pleasure.
A) are taking/worked
B) take/will have worked
C) are going to take/are working
D) took/have worked
E) have been taking/work

9- Asia ………. the world’s largest land mass and ………. just over half of the world’s people.
A) has had/held
B) is having/is holding
C) has/holds
D) was having/was holding
E) has been having/will hold

10- I …….. to the bank during my lunch-break today, but an old colleague ………. to visit us, so, naturally, I wanted to hear all the news.
A) was going to go/came
B) went/is coming
C) have gone/was coming
D) had gone/has come
E) am going to go/comes

1. D
2. D
3. A
4. E
5. B
6. C
7. E
8. D
9. C
10. A

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Words Ending in J, Q, V, End, and How

The J, Q, and V tiles in games like Scrabble and Words With Friends are notoriously tough to play. Sure, there’s JO, which is great for hooking, or QI and ZA. But, if the tiles don’t lie right, what kind of words end in V, Q, or J?

Which words end with END?

Most of these words ending in END are either bingoes or six letters long. For every SPEND, UPEND, and WEND, there are twice as many longer words. They include: DIVIDEND, REVEREND, PORTEND, DESCEND, and BARTEND, among three dozen others.

Which words end with HOW?

There aren’t many. Some of the long words include ROADSHOW, PEEPSHOW, SALCHOW, and AIRSHOW There are only three four-letter words that end with HOW: SHOW, DHOW, and CHOW.

Which three-letter words end in J?

There are only three three-letter words ending in J. They are: RAJ, HAJ, and TAJ. In fact, there are only seven words in total that end in J. the other four are: HADJ, HAJI, SVARAJ, and SWARAJ. The three-letter words are good for getting rid of the J in the end game when you don’t have an O to make JO.

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The camaraderie between Russian men is widely praised, so it’s no wonder Russians have an array of words for ‘friend’, each of them carrying a slightly different meaning.

1. Брат (brat, ‘brother’)

Kira Lisitskaya (Photo: Alexey Kudenko/Sputnik; Legion Media)

Brother is, of course, much more than friend, so this is how Russian guys call each other if they’re really close and have been through some ordeals together. A diminutive братишка (‘brat-ishka’) is a more friendly variant and ‘bratan’ carries an air of respect and dignity. Also, Russians from the Caucasian region, who practice Islam, consider all fellow Muslim believers “brothers” and even slightly abuse this word, especially with strangers.

However, it’s not uncommon to be called ‘brat’ by a complete stranger on the street in Russia – but in most cases, the person may simply want something from you, like a cigarette or some spare change.

2. Друг (droog, ‘friend’)

The obvious word for a friend has also many derivatives in Russian – дружбан (‘droozhban’), дружище (‘droozhishche’), друган (‘droogan’). All of them just emphasize the meaning of ‘friend’. After брат, друг stands above all other words in terms of seriousness of friendship.

Again, if a stranger wants something from you on the street, they might address you as ‘droog’, trying to imply they mean no harm.

3. Кореш (‘koresh’)

This word came from criminal circles in the early 20th century. In Yiddish, ‘korev’ means ‘relative’. Since the Russian criminal world had many Jewish people speaking Yiddish, their words migrated into Russian. Currently, the word ‘koresh’ just means “a close friend” and doesn’t really carry any criminal meaning.

4. Земляк (zemlyak, ‘homie’)

A clean analogue of ‘homeboy’, земляк (“the one from the same land”) is used to mean that somebody is from the same place as you are, where земля means ‘land’ in Russian. In a vast country, people who go to work and live in Moscow or St. Petersburg from other cities and towns of Russia often end up making friends with people who come from the same regions, often referring to them as ‘zemlyak’, or with a touching diminutive – ‘zemelya’.

5. Старик (starik, ‘old man’)

Used in reference to boys only, ‘starik’ means someone you’ve known for a long time. It is also used ironically, when an older person addresses the younger one, who obviously can’t be an “old man”. However, referring to a girl or a woman as ‘starukha’ (‘old hag’) is an insult, even between girls.

6. Кент (kent, ‘buddy’)

Kira Lisitskaya (Photo: Dmitry Feoktistov/TASS; Legion Media)

Just like ‘koresh’, ‘kent’ probably came from Yiddish, where it means “the one who knows [you]”. This word is also borrowed from the language of criminals and is still used there. Normally, if a Russian guy calls someone ‘kent’, he implies that the friendship is really close and that he and his ‘kent’ overcame some tough times together.

7. Кирюха (kiryukha, ‘a drinking bud’)

Derived from the slang term кирять (kiryat, ‘to drink’), this word means a drink lover and also a buddy who you’re drinking with.

8. Приятель (priyatel, ‘pal’)

You wouldn’t want to call your friend a ‘priyatel’, because it really means a person you have just an easy relationship with, but it can’t be called friendship – yet. ‘Priyatels’ can become friends, but they don’t always do.

9. Товарищ (tovarisch, ‘comrade’)

Kira Lisitskaya (Photo: Isaak Dynin/TASS; Sergey Mamontov/Sputnik)

Derived from the word ‘tovar’ (‘product’), ‘tovarisch’ was initially used in Russia to mean a business partner. But, in the Soviet times, it became a widespread address form for the people in the USSR – and not only men; a woman could also be called a ‘tovarisch’. Currently, this word is used less often and it can be compared to ‘priyatel’ in terms of usage. We also have a separate article for this word.

10. Знакомый (znakomyi, ‘acquaintance’)

This word is the “least friendly” of them all and it’s used to mean a person you know of, but aren’t friends or pals with; you just happen to have their acquaintance and don’t necessarily have good relations with the person.

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Losing a friend can be as hard as breaking up with a lover, but it’s necessary when things just aren’t working out. If your friendship is more toxic than beneficial, it might be time to pull the plug. Friendships change, and friendships end. If you’ve got to cut the cord, then you should at least do it with grace and humility.

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End it if you can’t stop fighting. Do you think your anger will subside, or is this really the end? Friends fight and still stay friends, and you can’t expect perfection from them all the time. But if you’re fighting more than feeling friendly, it’s probably time to bail. Who wants to be with someone they’re always arguing with, anyway?^[1] Ask yourself some questions to better understand things:
- Was your disagreement a one-time occurrence or has been ongoing? If your disagreement just won’t die, maybe the friendship should.
- Does the issue itself matter more than the friendship? Voting for different people is one thing, but if someone deeply disagrees with your core beliefs, it may be a deal-breaker.
- Is there a hurt or a slight that neither of you will apologize for? Are you so proud/upset that you can’t say «I’m sorry» and move on with your lives?
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Jin Kim is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based out of Los Angeles, California. Jin specializes in working with LGBTQ individuals, people of color, and those that may have challenges related to reconciling multiple and intersectional identities. Jin received his Masters in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles, with a specialization in LGBT-Affirming Psychology, in 2015.

Evaluate whether the relationship is a healthy one. Having a strong friendship requires cultivation and work. For it to be balanced, you should both reach out and contribute to that friendship. In addition, in a healthy friendship, you should both have respect for the other person and their boundaries.
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Consider ending it if you’re growing distant and apart, and neither of you wants to fix it. Sometimes friendships don’t end with a fight, but with a fizzle. Has it been a while since you felt like calling up your friend for a chat? Do you find yourself making excuses not to hang out? If so, ask yourself whether you or your friend could do anything to save the relationship, or whether you even want to. People change — it sucks, but it is true. Don’t fight it if you don’t have a reason to.
- If you’re old friends, give it another shot. People go through rough patches, and it’s no excuse to cut and run because things aren’t fun for a few weeks.
- Drifting apart doesn’t mean you won’t one day drift back together. Just stop hanging out for a while — it’s as simple as that.
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Compare life without your friend to life with a little bit less of them. Rushing from «best friends» to «I’ll never see them again» is childish and extreme. Would just hanging out less accomplish the same goals? Does it make you sad to imagine life without the person, or does it make you feel relieved? If you aren’t sure this is what you want to do, then just try seeing less of them. It’s a lot easier, less dramatic, and mature than cutting them out of your life all at once.^[2]
- Simply put, are you still willing to put in the energy to keep this relationship going? If the answer is no, then move on and make the break.
- If you already know that you’ll be happy to get rid of the drama, boredom, or other negative feelings that you associate with this person, ending it is a good idea. Ignore the mutual friends, activities, and other nonsense. If they’re bad for you, end it.

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Cut off toxic friendships cold turkey. If your friend is a danger to you or your health, screw social etiquette and end it immediately. If your friend is manipulative/hurtful^[3] or you’re afraid he or she will have a violent reaction to your friendship’s end, just hit the brakes now. No conversation needed. Stop taking calls and texts, unfriend the person on Facebook, and don’t show up in places where you know that person will be.
- If you’re in danger, notify authorities (a boss, school officials, the police) immediately. This is no longer a friendship worth handling alone.^[4]
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Jin Kim is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based out of Los Angeles, California. Jin specializes in working with LGBTQ individuals, people of color, and those that may have challenges related to reconciling multiple and intersectional identities. Jin received his Masters in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles, with a specialization in LGBT-Affirming Psychology, in 2015.

Consider whether the other person regularly disregards your boundaries. If your friend regularly disregards your boundaries or makes you engage in activities or situations that you don’t feel comfortable in, it may be time to re-evaluate that relationship. Ending any relationship is uncomfortable, but if it’s a toxic situation, it’s imperative to end it in order to protect yourself.
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Don’t hang out together. Let the friendship fade naturally. Friends go to different schools, move to different towns, or gravitate to different activities, and they start hanging out with other people. It’s quick, painless, and usually mutual. To gracefully put a friendship out of its misery (or let it wilt, if that sounds too harsh), you should:^[5]
- Keep your conversations in safe, shallow territory. Keep all of the emotional, personal baggage in your own bedroom and out of their house.
- Lose touch with them. Don’t make as big an effort to call or text. Skip a phone call or two. Don’t overdo it, of course. But if you’re not friends, you don’t need to be in constant communication.
- Decline invitations to chill. As the distance between you grows, stop spending time with the ex-friend. They’ll stop calling eventually, once they get the idea.
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End the friendship in person, directly. If you need to, cut it off quickly. Do you want straightforward results? Be a straight shooter. Rather than leaving the person guessing why you aren’t talking to him or her anymore, set aside a few minutes to talk to them. If you’re just not interested in hanging out with someone, this may be a bit extreme. But if they are toxic to your life, old pals, or otherwise damaging your life you need to own up to your decision and tell them honestly.

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Jin Kim is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based out of Los Angeles, California. Jin specializes in working with LGBTQ individuals, people of color, and those that may have challenges related to reconciling multiple and intersectional identities. Jin received his Masters in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles, with a specialization in LGBT-Affirming Psychology, in 2015.

Our Expert Agrees: Aside from extreme circumstances, it’s usually best to have a discussion where you explain why you’re ending the friendship, or at least to express how you feel about the friendship before you determine whether you’re going to end it. This reinforces healthy communication and it could potentially minimize any residual animosities between the two of you.
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Choose a quiet, but still public, spot to talk. This way you can hightail it out of there when the conversation is over, or if things get heated (which they hopefully will not). Coffee shops and public parks are good choices.
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Let them know your concerns politely, firmly, and quickly. Cut right to the chase — «I don’t think we should hang out anymore» is about as blunt, and effective, as it gets.
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Keep the conversation focused on you. Don’t throw blame or talk trash about them. For example, instead of accusing the person of drinking too much, go with «I need time to focus more on my studies and less on partying.»
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Give the other person a chance to talk. Make sure they understand your position too. It’s important to let your friend tell you what he or she thinks about the situation. However, it should not change your decision. You spent a lot of time thinking about this. Don’t undo it all in thirty seconds.
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Leave once you’ve said your piece. You may also be tempted to apologize for ending the friendship. But unless you’ve done something wrong, there is no reason to be sorry for choosing to cut ties with someone. Just get it done and get out of there.
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Establish clear boundaries for the end of the relationship. No matter how you end a friendship, the person is likely to try to get in touch once or twice. Let the person know if they are still welcome to talk to you or not. If you are not crystal clear about your expectations, then don’t end things until you are. If you’re wishy-washy now, both of you will likely slip into old habits later.
- If you are willing to keep in touch with this person, make it clear what kind of communication is cool with you. You don’t have to ignore someone’s very existence just because you don’t want to hang out anymore.
- If you never want to speak to your former friend again, warn them of the consequences if they don’t listen. And, like any other promise, make sure you follow through if they do.

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Brace yourself for the sadness of a lost friendship. Sometimes losing the worst people hurts you the most. You had good times, though. They were cool, fun, and funny when you were friends. Losing them, no matter how bad things got, is going to feel like ripping off a bandage. It hurts, and it stings in the open air, but it’s for the best.^[6]
- Your friend might not take it well. One or both of you might end up crying, begging, or flying off in rage. But whatever the current emotions, they do not erase the reasons you had for ending things.
- You’re going to feel guilty, end of story. Just remember that, no matter how broken your relationship may have been, it’s normal to feel responsible for the death of a good thing. It will pass with time.
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Contain your anger. It isn’t doing you or anyone else any favors. Chances are good that your friend will be angry enough for the both of you. Hurt feelings morph quickly into anger, and anger leads to doing things you’d probably rather not do. If you feel tempers rising on either side, take a step back and get out of there shortly. Like cookies on a hot tray, you’ll both cool off faster when you’re separated.
- If your former friend tends to become aggressive when confronted, you should expect verbal or even physical backlash. End things in public, and bring a friend or write a letter if you’re really worried.
- You’re going to be angry for a while if your friend hurt you. It’s normal. But don’t let your anger pull you to the dark side, young padawan. Once you let the friendship go, let the emotions go as well.
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Prepare your defenses for incoming passive-aggression. More likely than not, it’s impossible to completely break it off, especially if you still have to see the person at school or work. Passive aggression, the great weapon of slighted friends the world over, can only hurt you if you let it. Get mentally ready to deal with some mind games in the months after you cut things off. The best defense is completely ignoring the attack.
- If your former friend is passive-aggressive, expect back-stabbing behavior after you break off the friendship. Try and remember that it is, in the end, kind of your fault for ending things and that you shouldn’t strike back.
- You already ended the relationship. Don’t make things worse by trying to sabotage or hurt them after you’ve already ended it.
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Accept the friends who don’t take your side. It’s nothing personal. It is just hard for people to be friends with two people who are no longer friends for each other. People will naturally gravitate toward either you or your friend because playing both sides puts them in the middle of the war they want none of. Note, however, that this is by far the most melodramatic outcome. More often than not your social group will shift a bit and move on.
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Meet some new people and stop harping on the old. Meeting new people will signal to your former friend that you have a life outside of him or her. It will also help you feel better about the friendship’s end since you’ll have great new people in your life. Some fresh ideas will do you good — as long as you’re on the lookout for behavior similar to the friend you had to leave.

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You have the right to preserve and protect your own joy. If your friend robs you of joy, it is an unhealthy relationship.
Don’t allow friends or family guilt you into staying in a harmful friendship. Consider your own well-being.
If you really feel that you need to break up with your friend, do it. Just make sure that it is the right decision before you make it, but if you have to, then do what is best for you.

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Don’t just ignore the symptoms of a failing friendship. Unless you do something about it, things will most likely not get better on their own.
Avoid the temptation to tell people all about your former friend’s character flaws. If you do this, chances are you will receive the same treatment.

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Losing a friend is hard, but if your relationship is harmful then it may be better to end it. To break off a friendship, you can let it fade naturally by keeping your conversations shallow and not going out of your way to call or text them. You can also avoid spending time together so they eventually get the idea and stop inviting you to things. If you don’t want to wait for the relationship to end, tell them directly that you aren’t interested in being friends anymore and why. It’s better to be firm, so you can say something like “I don’t think we should hang out anymore because we fight too much.” Even though it shouldn’t change your decision, make sure to give them a chance to say what they think to be polite. For more advice, including how to set boundaries after ending a friendship, read on!

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come to an end — перевод на русский

The time of Apophis has finally come to an end.

Время Апофиса наконец подошло к концу.

Stevie, our time here in Mexico has come to an end.

Стиви, наше пребывание в Мексике подошло к концу.

Our time together has come to an end.

Наше сотрудничество подошло к концу.

These hard times should come to an end.

— Но это время подошло к концу.

But sadly, his time in this world came to an end.

его время в этом мире подошло к концу.

Показать ещё примеры для «подошло к концу»…

Dear Caroline, the first part of this journey is coming to an end.

Дорогая Каролайн, первая часть путешествия подходит к концу.

The reign of biological life-forms is coming to an end.

Правление биологических форм жизни подходит к концу.

Before we knew it, our compulsory education was coming to an end.

Прежде, чем мы знали это, наше обязательное образование подходит к концу.

The honeymoon period’s coming to an end.

Медовый месяц подходит к концу.

The time of plots and revenge is coming to an end.

Время заговоров и мести подходит к концу.

Показать ещё примеры для «подходит к концу»…

Your father and I… Our time together has come to an end.

Да… наше с ним время подходит к концу.

As the day and the second round came to an end, there was genuine excitement.

К концу дня и второго раунда, началось большое волнение.

The fact that this choice exists would make all pre-formed destiny come to an end.

И тот простой факт, что такой выбор существует, привел бы к концу всех предопределенных судеб.

Crone time comes, this life come to an end.

Жизнь подходит к концу.

Competition is early coming to an end.

Наше шоу походит к концу.

Показать ещё примеры для «к концу»…

Once I posess Arang, all this will come to an end.

все закончится.

Once I possess Arang, everything will come to an end.

все закончится.

Turns out, the transferrence is eventually going to come to an end.

Оказалось, хм, трансформация в конечном счете закончится.

And all this is gonna come to an end.

И все это закончится.

What does it matter whether such a blighted life as mine comes to an end now, next week, next year?

Какая это имеет значение, закончится ли моя загубленная жизнь сейчас, на следующей неделе, в следующем году?

Показать ещё примеры для «закончится»…

So tomorrow, Howard goes back to the old format… and all of this gutter depravity comes to an end.

Поэтому завтра Говард вернётся в старый формат… и всей этой безнравственной желтухе придёт конец.

And as long as nothing gets in our way, we could go on like this for millions of years. But sooner or later we know that this smooth ride will come to an end. We just don’t know when.

И если не встретится никаких препятствий, то так может продолжаться миллионы лет, но рано или поздно этому гладкому движению, мы знаем, придет конец.

I’m standing on the very spot where many Christians believe the world will come to an end.

Я стою на том самом месте. где, как верят многие христиане, миру придет конец.

The world as we know it will come to an end.

Миру, таким каким мы его знаем, придет конец.

But if you believe that the world is gonna come to an end, and perhaps any day now, does it not drain one’s motivation to improve life on earth while we’re here?

-Коран, Сура 3:151 Но, если вы верите, что миру придет конец, и возможно в любой момент, разве это не истощает вашу мотивацию на улучшение жизни на земле, пока мы здесь?

Показать ещё примеры для «придёт конец»…

They say with time, wisdom comes to an end.

Говорят, со временем мудрость заканчивается.

Rosa, I reckon our beautiful friendship comes to an end at this point…

Роза, я думаю, что наша прекрасная дружба заканчивается именно здесь.

And finally it came to an end and we spent the night in each other’s arms.

Наконец, всё заканчивается, и мы досыпаем ночь в объятьях друг друга.

So another sordid chapter in the love life of Joey Potter comes to an end.

И так ещё одна отвратительная глава в любовной жизни мисс Джоуи Поттер заканчивается.

(MAN) What action is being taken to make sure we actively continue to tackle world poverty after the current programme comes to an end?

Какие действия предпринимаются, чтобы подтвердить, что мы продолжаем бороться с нищетой, так как текущая программа заканчивается?

Показать ещё примеры для «заканчивается»…

But every element in life comes to an end.

Но рано или поздно всему в этой жизни приходит конец.

While the world comes to an end, what do you do?

Миру приходит конец, а ты чем занят?

Everything comes to an end.

Всему приходит конец.

And be an example to others, so not only this war, but every war waged may come to an end as well.

И служите примером другим, ибо любой войне, не только этой, приходит конец.

All good things must come to an end.

Всему хорошему когда-нибудь приходит конец.

Показать ещё примеры для «приходит конец»…

Ooh, I thought it would never come to an end, that I did.

О-ох, думала, никогда это не кончится.

I don’t know when all this hate and revenge will come to an end!

Даже и не знаю, когда кончится вся эта ненависть и месть!

It will come to an end by itself very soon.

Скоро, скоро оно кончится и так.

Would the fall never come to an end?

Неужели это никогда не кончится?

This nightmare is coming to an end.

И наконец-то этот кошмар кончится.

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I don’t care if the world comes to an end tomorrow night you are through with that play!

Меня не волнует. Хоть конец света завтра. Ты больше не играешь.

You give him a ball and he goes pro, that’s the world coming to an end?

Но если парень хочет быть профессиональным игроком, то все, конец света?

The world has to come to an end?

Наступает конец света?

The world isn’t coming to an end.

Это не конец света.

They’d manage to stay on the air if the world was coming to an end.

Они остались бы в эфире, даже при конце света.

Показать ещё примеры для «конец света»…

alas, all good things come to an end.

Увы, все хорошие вещи когда-нибудь заканчиваются.

All stories must come to an end.

Все истории когда-нибудь заканчиваются.

All good things got to come to an end, boo.

Все хорошие вещи, когда-нибудь заканчиваются.

I’m so sorry, but all good things must come to an end.

Мне очень жаль, но все хорошее когда-нибудь заканчивается.

but… all good things must come to an end.

но…все хорошее когда-нибудь заканчивается.

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закончится
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заканчивается
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Top words ending with A	Scrabble Points	Words With Friends Points
zelkova	23	25
britzka	22	23
zemstva	21	23
chutzpa	23	25
zyzzyva	43	42
hypoxia	22	21
cerveza	21	23
bazooka	22	23
buzukia	22	25
mazurka	22	24

2,298 Scrabble words ending with a

8 Letter Words That End in A

abdomina₁₃
abrachia₁₅
abscissa₁₂
academia₁₃
aceldama₁₃
achillea₁₃
acidemia₁₃
aciduria₁₁
adularia₉
adynamia₁₄
agenesia₉
agnomina₁₁
agraphia₁₄
agrypnia₁₄
akinesia₁₂
albizzia₂₈
algaroba₁₁
alleluia₈
alopecia₁₂
amberina₁₂
ambrosia₁₂
amphibia₁₇
amygdala₁₅
anabaena₁₀
anaconda₁₁
analecta₁₀
analemma₁₂
anaphora₁₃
anasarca₁₀
anathema₁₃
anecdota₁₁
angelica₁₁
anoopsia₁₀
anorexia₁₅
anoxemia₁₇
antefixa₁₈
anthelia₁₁
anthemia₁₃
anthodia₁₂
antidora₉
antisera₈
apimania₁₂
apologia₁₁
arapaima₁₂
arboreta₁₀
arethusa₁₁
armonica₁₂
arythmia₁₆
asphyxia₂₃
aspirata₁₀
asthenia₁₁
astigmia₁₁
asyndeta₁₂
ataraxia₁₅
atheroma₁₃
atrophia₁₃
aubretia₁₀
aubrieta₁₀
auricula₁₀
automata₁₀
avifauna₁₄
ayurveda₁₅
azotemia₁₉
azoturia₁₇
babirusa₁₂
babushka₁₉
bacteria₁₂
baidarka₁₅
ballista₁₀
bandanna₁₁
baptisia₁₂
barathea₁₃
barranca₁₂
basilica₁₂
battalia₁₀
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boltonia₁₀
borrelia₁₀
botanica₁₂
braciola₁₂
branchia₁₅
brassica₁₂
bregmata₁₃
britzska₂₃
bronchia₁₅
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brucella₁₂
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epopoeia₁₂
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esthesia₁₁
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gesneria₉
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haplopia₁₅
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hematoma₁₅
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javelina₁₈
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lavalava₁₄
leucemia₁₂
leukemia₁₄
levodopa₁₄
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lipomata₁₂
listeria₈
lithemia₁₃
lymphoma₂₀
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magnesia₁₁
magnolia₁₁
maharaja₂₀
maiolica₁₂
majolica₁₉
malaroma₁₂
malvasia₁₃
mamaliga₁₃
mammilla₁₄
mandioca₁₃
mantilla₁₀
mantissa₁₀
manubria₁₂
marchesa₁₅
marinara₁₀
mariposa₁₂
marsupia₁₂
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mazaedia₂₀
mazourka₂₃
mbaqanga₂₂
mechitza₂₄
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miasmata₁₂
miliaria₁₀
mollusca₁₂
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moussaka₁₄
movieola₁₃
mozzetta₂₈
mridanga₁₂
mycetoma₁₇
myotonia₁₃
myxameba₂₄
myxedema₂₃
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nonquota₁₇
occipita₁₄
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oiticica₁₂
oliguria₉
omnivora₁₃
opercula₁₂
operetta₁₀
opuscula₁₂
palestra₁₀
palladia₁₁
palpebra₁₄
panatela₁₀
pancetta₁₂
panetela₁₀
panmixia₁₉
panorama₁₂
parabola₁₂
paranoea₁₀
paranoia₁₀
parhelia₁₃
parosmia₁₂
pashmina₁₅
pellagra₁₁
penumbra₁₄
peponida₁₃
perfecta₁₅
petechia₁₅
phelonia₁₃
photopia₁₅
piassaba₁₂
piassava₁₃
pignolia₁₁
pitahaya₁₆
pizzeria₂₈
placenta₁₂
planaria₁₀
plethora₁₃
plumeria₁₂
pollinia₁₀
polygala₁₄
polypnea₁₅
polyuria₁₃
postcava₁₅
predella₁₁
presidia₁₁
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progeria₁₁
protozoa₁₉
prunella₁₀
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pyoderma₁₆
pyorrhea₁₆
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quadriga₁₉
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quillaja₂₄
quinella₁₇
quiniela₁₇
rachilla₁₃
radialia₉
ramtilla₁₀
rendzina₁₈
reptilia₁₀
responsa₁₀
reticula₁₀
retinula₈
rhizobia₂₂
rostella₈
rutabaga₁₁
sacraria₁₀
salsilla₈
santeria₈
sapremia₁₂
sarmenta₁₀
sastruga₉
sayonara₁₁
scabiosa₁₂
schemata₁₅
sciatica₁₂
scleroma₁₂
scolioma₁₂
scotopia₁₂
scrofula₁₃
scutella₁₀
semicoma₁₄
semigala₁₁
seminoma₁₂
semolina₁₀
senorita₈
sensilla₈
sensoria₈
septaria₁₀
serenata₈
shigella₁₂
shillala₁₁
silicula₁₀
simaruba₁₂
sinfonia₁₁
sonatina₈
spartina₁₀
spirilla₁₀
sporozoa₁₉
stapelia₁₀
stemmata₁₂
sterigma₁₁
stigmata₁₁
stoccata₁₂
stokesia₁₂
stomodea₁₁
stotinka₁₂
strobila₁₀
stromata₁₀
strontia₈
subphyla₁₈
subpoena₁₂
subtopia₁₂
suburbia₁₂
swastica₁₃
swastika₁₅
sympodia₁₆
symposia₁₅
syncytia₁₆
synergia₁₂
synkarya₁₈
syntagma₁₄
tamandua₁₁
tamboura₁₂
tapadera₁₁
taqueria₁₇
tegmenta₁₁
tegumina₁₁
tenacula₁₀
tentoria₈
teratoma₁₀
terraria₈
terrella₈
theriaca₁₃
thiotepa₁₃
thiourea₁₁
tithonia₁₁
tokonoma₁₄
tortilla₈
tourista₈
toxaemia₁₇
trachoma₁₅
trapezia₁₉
traumata₁₀
trichina₁₃
triennia₈
trifecta₁₃
triforia₁₁
trihedra₁₂
triptyca₁₅
tristeza₁₇
trochlea₁₃
tsarevna₁₁
tsaritza₁₇
tzarevna₂₀
tzaritza₂₆
ultimata₁₀
umbrella₁₂
undersea₉
unguenta₉
uredinia₉
urinemia₁₀
uropygia₁₄
vaccinia₁₅
valencia₁₃
velamina₁₃
vendetta₁₂
veratria₁₁
veronica₁₃
vertebra₁₃
vesicula₁₃
vestigia₁₂
vibrissa₁₃
victoria₁₃
viewdata₁₅
vinifera₁₄
virtuosa₁₁
viscacha₁₈
vivipara₁₆
vizcacha₂₇
wahconda₁₇
weigelia₁₂
wistaria₁₁
wisteria₁₁
xanthoma₂₀
yokozuna₂₄
ytterbia₁₃
zarzuela₂₆
zastruga₁₈
zirconia₁₉
zoogloea₁₈
zoomania₁₉
zygomata₂₃

7 Letter Words That End in A

abomasa₁₁
aboulia₉
abrosia₉
acantha₁₂
acapnia₁₁
accidia₁₂
acequia₁₈
acerola₉
acholia₁₂
acicula₁₁
acrasia₉
acromia₁₁
actinia₉
addenda₁₀
adenoma₁₀
aecidia₁₀
aerobia₉
agnosia₈
agrapha₁₃
alameda₁₀
albizia₁₈
alfalfa₁₃
alforja₁₇
algebra₁₀
allodia₈
alluvia₁₀
althaea₁₀
alumina₉
amanita₉
amboina₁₁
amboyna₁₄
amentia₉
ammonia₁₁
amnesia₉
amphora₁₄
ampulla₁₁
amreeta₉
anaemia₉
analgia₈
anchusa₁₂
ancilla₉
anergia₈
angaria₈
angioma₁₀
anhinga₁₁
anopsia₉
anosmia₉
antenna₇
aphagia₁₃
aphasia₁₂
aphelia₁₂
aphonia₁₂
aplasia₉
apraxia₁₆
apteria₉
aquaria₁₆
arabica₁₁
araroba₉
arcadia₁₀
archaea₁₂
arietta₇
armilla₉
arugola₈
arugula₈
ascidia₁₀
astasia₇
asteria₇
atalaya₁₀
atemoya₁₂
atresia₇
aureola₇
babesia₁₁
baccara₁₃
baklava₁₆
baklawa₁₆
bandana₁₀
bandora₁₀
banksia₁₃
barilla₉
barista₉
basidia₁₀
bazooka₂₂
begonia₁₀
begorra₁₀
beretta₉
bhangra₁₃
bidarka₁₄
biennia₉
biretta₉
bisnaga₁₀
biznaga₁₉
boffola₁₅
bohemia₁₄
bolivia₁₂
bologna₁₀
bonanza₁₈
bothria₁₂
brachia₁₄
bravura₁₂
breccia₁₃
britska₁₃
britzka₂₂
bubinga₁₂
bulimia₁₁
bumelia₁₁
bursera₉
buzukia₂₂
cabbala₁₃
cabomba₁₅
cadenza₁₉
caesura₉
caldera₁₀
camelia₁₁
camisia₁₁
camorra₁₁
canasta₉
candela₁₀
candida₁₁
canella₉
cannula₉
cantala₉
cantata₉
cantina₉
canzona₁₈
caramba₁₃
carbora₁₁
carioca₁₁
cascara₁₁
cassaba₁₁
cassata₉
cassava₁₂
cassena₉
cassina₉
catalpa₁₁
catawba₁₄
cavalla₁₂
cedilla₁₀
celesta₉
celosia₉
cementa₁₁
cerebra₁₁
cerveza₂₁
chachka₂₁
chalaza₂₁
chalupa₁₄
chamisa₁₄
charkha₁₉
chiasma₁₄
chimera₁₄
cholera₁₂
chrisma₁₄
chutzpa₂₃
ciboria₁₁
cingula₁₀
cithara₁₂
clarkia₁₃
coagula₁₀
cochlea₁₄
codeina₁₀
comitia₁₁
commata₁₃
conidia₁₀
copaiba₁₃
coquina₁₈
corbina₁₁
cordoba₁₂
coremia₁₁
corolla₉
corpora₁₁
corrida₁₀
cortina₉
corvina₁₂
cotinga₁₀
crapola₁₁
curacoa₁₁
curcuma₁₃
curiosa₉
cymatia₁₄
cypsela₁₄
czarina₁₈
damiana₁₀
daphnia₁₃
decidua₁₁
dejecta₁₇
deliria₈
deodara₉
deutzia₁₇
dhourra₁₁
dicamba₁₄
digamma₁₃
dilemma₁₂
diluvia₁₁
diorama₁₀
diploma₁₂
diptera₁₀
diptyca₁₅
dogmata₁₁
dongola₉
dracena₁₀
drachma₁₅
drosera₈
duodena₉
dyspnea₁₃
dysuria₁₁
echidna₁₃
ecthyma₁₇
ectopia₁₁
ectozoa₁₈
edemata₁₀
emerita₉
emporia₁₁
empyema₁₆
encomia₁₁
enemata₉
entasia₇
entozoa₁₆
ephedra₁₃
episcia₁₁
erotica₉
eugenia₈
euglena₈
eulogia₈
eupnoea₉
excreta₁₆
exempla₁₈
exhedra₁₈
exordia₁₅
exotica₁₆
extrema₁₆
exurbia₁₆
falbala₁₂
farinha₁₃
favella₁₃
fazenda₂₀
felucca₁₄
fermata₁₂
fibroma₁₄
filaria₁₀
fimbria₁₄
fistula₁₀
fontina₁₀
formica₁₄
formula₁₂
foveola₁₃
freesia₁₀
frenula₁₀
fuchsia₁₅
furcula₁₂
fusaria₁₀
galabia₁₀
galanga₉
galatea₈
galleta₈
gallica₁₀
ganglia₉
gangsta₉
gastrea₈
gazania₁₇
gerbera₁₀
germina₁₀
giardia₉
gingiva₁₂
glomera₁₀
godetia₉
gondola₉
gonidia₉
gordita₉
gorilla₈
grandma₁₁
grandpa₁₁
granita₈
granola₈
gravida₁₂
guarana₈
gummata₁₂
gynecia₁₃
haftara₁₃
haggada₁₃
halacha₁₅
halakha₁₇
hammada₁₅
hariana₁₀
harissa₁₀
helluva₁₃
hemiola₁₂
hetaera₁₀
hetaira₁₀
hexapla₁₉
himatia₁₂
hosanna₁₀
hryvnia₁₆
hymenia₁₅
hypogea₁₆
hyponea₁₅
hypoxia₂₂
ignatia₈
ikebana₁₃
illuvia₁₀
imperia₁₁
impresa₁₁
indicia₁₀
indusia₈
inedita₈
inertia₇
infanta₁₀
infauna₁₀
ingesta₈
inocula₉
ipomoea₁₁
jellaba₁₆
kabbala₁₅
kachina₁₆
kalimba₁₅
katcina₁₃
katsura₁₁
keitloa₁₁
kerygma₁₇
khalifa₁₇
kithara₁₄
kopiyka₂₀
labella₉
lambada₁₂
lamella₉
lantana₇
lasagna₈
latakia₁₁
latilla₇
lemmata₁₁
lempira₁₁
leucoma₁₁
leukoma₁₃
lingula₈
lixivia₁₇
lobelia₉
locusta₉
logania₈
lomenta₉
lordoma₁₀
macchia₁₆
macumba₁₅
madeira₁₀
madonna₁₀
madrasa₁₀
madrona₁₀
magenta₁₀
magmata₁₂
mahatma₁₄
mahonia₁₂
majagua₁₇
malacca₁₃
malanga₁₀
malaria₉
mandala₁₀
mandola₁₀
manilla₉
manioca₁₁
maquila₁₈
maranta₉
marasca₁₁
maremma₁₃
marimba₁₃
markkaa₁₇
marsala₉
mascara₁₁
mastaba₁₁
matilda₁₀
maxilla₁₆
mazurka₂₂
medulla₁₀
megilla₁₀
melisma₁₁
melodia₁₀
meropia₁₁
meshuga₁₃
mestiza₁₈
metazoa₁₈
micella₁₁
militia₉
minorca₁₁
minutia₉
mochila₁₄
mojarra₁₆
momenta₁₁
monarda₁₀
morphia₁₄
mousaka₁₃
moviola₁₂
mozetta₁₈
myalgia₁₃
mycelia₁₄
myeloma₁₄
myomata₁₄
nandina₈
naphtha₁₅
narcoma₁₁
neuroma₉
neurula₇
nigella₈
nirvana₁₀
noncola₉
noumena₉
novella₁₀
ocarina₉
olestra₇
oogonia₈
ootheca₁₂
opuntia₉
oquassa₁₆
organza₁₇
osmunda₁₀
ossetra₇
osteoma₉
ostraca₉
ostraka₁₁
otalgia₈
ouguiya₁₁
oversea₁₀
ovipara₁₂
oxymora₁₉
paisana₉
palabra₁₁
palmyra₁₄
panacea₁₁
pandora₁₀
pandura₁₀
panocha₁₄
papilla₁₁
paprica₁₃
paprika₁₅
pareira₉
parerga₁₀
partita₉
pastina₉
patagia₁₀
patella₉
pavlova₁₅
peculia₁₁
peloria₉
pembina₁₃
pergola₁₀
peridia₁₀
perilla₉
perinea₉
persona₉
petunia₉
philtra₁₂
piasaba₁₁
piasava₁₂
piccata₁₃
pignora₁₀
pinnula₉
pintada₁₀
piragua₁₀
piranha₁₂
piscina₁₁
planula₉
platina₉
plectra₁₁
plugola₁₀
podagra₁₁
podesta₁₀
pogonia₁₀
polenta₉
polynya₁₅
polyoma₁₄
precava₁₄
prepupa₁₃
primula₁₁
pronota₉
propria₁₁
propyla₁₄
prosoma₁₁
pteryla₁₂
pudenda₁₁
puparia₁₁
purpura₁₁
pyaemia₁₄
pygidia₁₄
pyrexia₁₉
pyxidia₂₀
quassia₁₆
querida₁₇
quinela₁₆
quinina₁₆
ramenta₉
rasbora₉
ratafia₁₀
refugia₁₁
regalia₈
regatta₈
regmata₁₀
replica₁₁
residua₈
retsina₇
rhizoma₂₁
rhodora₁₁
ricksha₁₆
ricotta₉
rikisha₁₄
riviera₁₀
robusta₉
rosacea₉
rosaria₇
roseola₇
rotunda₈
rubella₉
rubeola₉
rufiyaa₁₃
sambuca₁₃
samsara₉
sangria₈
santera₇
saphena₁₂
sarcina₉
sarcoma₁₁
sardana₈
satsuma₉
savanna₁₀
saxtuba₁₆
scandia₁₀
scapula₁₁
scholia₁₂
scopula₁₁
scotoma₁₁
sedilia₈
senhora₁₀
senopia₉
sequela₁₆
sequoia₁₆
seriema₉
seringa₈
sestina₇
sevruga₁₁
shicksa₁₆
shortia₁₀
signora₈
silesia₇
siliqua₁₆
sinopia₉
solaria₇
solatia₇
spatula₉
spectra₁₁
specula₁₁
spicula₁₁
spinula₉
spiraea₉
spirula₉
splenia₉
squilla₁₆
sraddha₁₂
stamina₉
stasima₉
sthenia₁₀
stomata₉
stretta₇
striata₇
subarea₉
subidea₁₀
subpena₁₁
subtaxa₁₆
succuba₁₃
sudaria₈
sultana₇
syconia₁₂
synovia₁₃
syringa₁₁
taffeta₁₃
talaria₇
talooka₁₁
tamasha₁₂
tambala₁₁
tambura₁₁
tampala₁₁
tantara₇
tapioca₁₁
tartana₇
taverna₁₀
tegmina₁₀
tempera₁₁
tempura₁₁
tequila₁₆
tessera₇
tilapia₉
timpana₁₁
titania₇
toccata₁₁
tombola₁₁
tomenta₉
tostada₈
toxemia₁₆
trachea₁₂
trehala₁₀
tritoma₉
trymata₁₂
tsarina₇
tuatara₇
tuatera₇
turista₇
tympana₁₄
tzarina₁₆
uraemia₉
urethra₁₀
vaccina₁₄
valonia₁₀
valvula₁₃
vanilla₁₀
variola₁₀
vascula₁₂
vedalia₁₁
velaria₁₀
veranda₁₁
verbena₁₂
verruca₁₂
vexilla₁₇
viatica₁₂
vicugna₁₃
vincula₁₂
viremia₁₂
viscera₁₂
vivaria₁₃
wakanda₁₅
weigela₁₁
whoopla₁₅
wommera₁₄
woodsia₁₁
woomera₁₂
yamalka₁₆
yamulka₁₆
yeshiva₁₆
zamarra₁₈
zareeba₁₈
zelkova₂₃
zemstva₂₁
zenaida₁₇
zingara₁₇
zooecia₁₈
zooglea₁₇
zorilla₁₆
zyzzyva₄₃

6 Letter Words That End in A

abasia₈
abelia₈
abolla₈
abulia₈
acacia₁₀
acedia₉
adnexa₁₄
aftosa₉
agenda₈
aggada₉
ahimsa₁₁
alaska₁₀
albata₈
alexia₁₃
alodia₇
alpaca₁₀
althea₉
alumna₈
amarna₈
amoeba₁₀
amrita₈
amusia₈
anemia₈
angina₇
angora₇
annona₆
anopia₈
anoxia₁₃
anuria₆
aphtha₁₄
apnoea₈
aporia₈
arcana₈
areola₆
argala₇
arista₆
armada₉
arnica₈
arriba₈
arroba₈
asrama₈
asthma₁₁
ataxia₁₃
atonia₆
aucuba₁₀
aurora₆
axilla₁₃
azalea₁₅
bacula₁₀
balata₈
balboa₁₀
banana₈
baryta₁₁
beflea₁₁
beluga₉
bemata₁₀
bertha₁₁
bhakta₁₅
bilboa₁₀
boccia₁₂
bodega₁₀
bonita₈
brahma₁₃
bregma₁₁
buckra₁₄
buddha₁₃
bugsha₁₂
buqsha₂₀
bushwa₁₄
cabala₁₀
cabana₁₀
caeoma₁₀
calesa₈
cambia₁₂
camera₁₀
camisa₁₀
cancha₁₃
canola₈
canula₈
capita₁₀
cardia₉
carina₈
casaba₁₀
casava₁₁
casita₈
cassia₈
catena₈
cedula₉
centra₈
cesura₈
chacma₁₅
chaeta₁₁
chakra₁₅
challa₁₁
charka₁₅
chimla₁₃
choana₁₁
cholla₁₁
chorea₁₁
chroma₁₃
chukka₁₉
chuppa₁₅
cicada₁₁
cicala₁₀
cinema₁₀
citola₈
clivia₁₁
cloaca₁₀
codeia₉
concha₁₃
contra₈
coppra₁₂
copula₁₀
cornea₈
cornua₈
corona₈
coryza₂₀
cowpea₁₃
crania₈
crissa₈
crista₈
cuesta₈
cumbia₁₂
cupola₁₀
cupula₁₀
curara₈
dagoba₁₀
dahlia₁₀
datcha₁₂
datura₇
deflea₁₀
dharma₁₂
dharna₁₀
dhoora₁₀
dhurna₁₀
duenna₇
eczema₁₉
egesta₇
eidola₇
ejecta₁₅
elodea₇
eluvia₉
elytra₉
encina₈
enigma₉
entera₆
epizoa₁₇
errata₆
eupnea₈
eureka₁₀
exacta₁₅
exedra₁₄
exuvia₁₆
facula₁₁
fajita₁₆
fanega₁₀
farina₉
fascia₁₁
favela₁₂
fecula₁₁
fedora₁₀
feijoa₁₆
femora₁₁
ferula₉
fibula₁₁
fiesta₉
flauta₉
fraena₉
frusta₉
fulcra₁₁
funkia₁₃
fusuma₁₁
galena₇
gambia₁₁
geisha₁₀
gelada₈
genera₇
geneva₁₀
glioma₉
gloria₇
glossa₇
goanna₇
gotcha₁₂
gramma₁₁
grampa₁₁
grappa₁₁
gringa₈
guinea₇
gyttja₁₇
halala₉
halloa₉
hamada₁₂
haniwa₁₂
hawala₁₂
hegira₁₀
hejira₁₆
hernia₉
hilloa₉
holloa₉
hoopla₁₁
hryvna₁₅
hulloa₉
hutzpa₂₀
hyaena₁₂
hydria₁₃
iguana₇
impala₁₀
indaba₉
intima₈
ischia₁₁
jacana₁₅
jarina₁₃
jejuna₂₀
jerboa₁₅
jicama₁₇
jojoba₂₂
judoka₁₈
jugula₁₄
kabaka₁₆
kabala₁₂
kabaya₁₅
kahuna₁₃
kalmia₁₂
kamala₁₂
kanaka₁₄
kerria₁₀
kinara₁₀
kinema₁₂
kishka₁₇
koruna₁₀
kwacha₁₈
kwanza₂₂
labara₈
lacuna₈
laguna₇
lambda₁₁
lamina₈
latina₆
latria₆
lexica₁₅
ligula₇
likuta₁₀
limina₈
lingua₇
lipoma₁₀
lithia₉
lochia₁₁
loggia₈
lorica₈
lumina₈
lunula₆
lustra₆
macula₁₀
maffia₁₄
makuta₁₂
maltha₁₁
manana₈
manila₈
mantra₈
mantua₈
maraca₁₀
marina₈
markka₁₆
masala₈
maxima₁₇
mazuma₁₉
medaka₁₃
medina₉
medusa₉
megara₉
melena₈
metepa₁₀
mezuza₂₆
miasma₁₀
mimosa₁₀
minima₁₀
mizuna₁₇
modica₁₁
morula₈
mucosa₁₀
muleta₈
murrha₁₁
myopia₁₃
myrica₁₃
myxoma₂₀
nagana₇
nausea₆
nebula₈
nepeta₈
nomina₈
novena₉
numina₈
nutria₆
nympha₁₆
obelia₈
ochrea₁₁
oedema₉
omenta₈
optima₁₀
organa₇
orisha₉
oscula₈
osetra₆
ottava₉
paella₈
pagoda₁₀
pajama₁₇
pakeha₁₅
pakora₁₂
palapa₁₀
pallia₈
panada₉
panama₁₀
papaya₁₃
papula₁₀
parura₈
pataca₁₀
patina₈
payola₁₁
pelota₈
pennia₈
pereia₈
peseta₈
pesewa₁₁
phobia₁₃
piazza₂₆
picara₁₀
pinata₈
pineta₈
pirana₈
piraya₁₁
pitaya₁₁
plasma₁₀
pleura₈
pneuma₁₀
poisha₁₁
posada₉
prajna₁₅
protea₈
psylla₁₁
purana₈
pyemia₁₃
pyjama₂₀
pyrola₁₁
pyuria₁₁
qabala₁₇
quagga₁₇
qualia₁₅
quanta₁₅
quelea₁₅
quinoa₁₅
quinta₁₅
quokka₂₃
quotha₁₈
radula₇
raffia₁₂
ramada₉
rambla₁₀
ramona₈
ranula₆
raphia₁₁
realia₆
redowa₁₀
regina₇
remora₈
remuda₉
reseda₇
retina₆
rhumba₁₃
ristra₆
rostra₆
rugola₇
rugosa₇
rumina₈
salina₆
saliva₉
salvia₉
samara₈
samosa₈
sancta₈
sapota₈
satara₆
schema₁₃
scilla₈
sclera₈
scoria₈
scotia₈
scrota₈
semina₈
seneca₈
senega₇
senora₆
serosa₆
sharia₉
sheila₉
shelta₉
sherpa₁₁
shiksa₁₃
sienna₆
sierra₆
siesta₆
sifaka₁₃
silica₈
sistra₆
smegma₁₁
somata₈
sonata₆
spirea₈
squama₁₇
sradha₁₀
stadia₇
stanza₁₅
stella₆
stemma₁₀
sterna₆
stigma₉
strata₆
stroma₈
struma₈
subsea₈
sulpha₁₁
synura₉
taenia₆
taffia₁₂
taluka₁₀
tantra₆
tapeta₈
tarama₈
tarsia₆
telega₇
tephra₁₁
terbia₈
thoria₉
thulia₉
torula₆
trauma₈
trivia₉
troika₁₀
tundra₇
tunica₈
ultima₈
ungula₇
urania₆
uredia₇
uremia₈
utopia₈
valuta₉
vesica₁₁
vicuna₁₁
vimina₁₁
vizsla₁₈
vomica₁₃
womera₁₁
yakuza₂₂
yantra₉
yautia₉
yttria₉
zanana₁₅
zareba₁₇
zariba₁₇
zenana₁₅
zeugma₁₈
zinnia₁₅
zoaria₁₅
zoecia₁₇
zonula₁₅
zoysia₁₈
zygoma₂₁

5 Letter Words That End in A

abaca₉
abaka₁₁
abaya₁₀
aboma₉
aceta₇
adyta₉
aecia₇
agama₈
agita₆
agora₆
agria₆
ajiva₁₅
ajuga₁₃
akela₉
aliya₈
aloha₈
alpha₁₀
alula₅
ameba₉
amiga₈
amnia₇
anima₇
antra₅
aorta₅
apnea₇
areca₇
arena₅
arepa₇
aroma₇
asana₅
asyla₈
atria₅
babka₁₃
bacca₁₁
baiza₁₆
balsa₇
banda₈
barca₉
belga₈
betta₇
biota₇
bohea₁₀
boyla₁₀
brava₁₀
braza₁₆
bubba₁₁
bulla₇
bunya₁₀
burka₁₁
burqa₁₆
bursa₇
bwana₁₀
caeca₉
calla₇
canna₇
ceiba₉
cella₇
ceria₇
cesta₇
chela₁₀
chica₁₂
china₁₀
chola₁₀
chufa₁₃
cilia₇
circa₉
cnida₈
coala₇
cobia₉
cobra₉
cocoa₉
colza₁₆
comma₁₁
conga₈
copra₉
coria₇
costa₇
cotta₇
crura₇
culpa₉
cuppa₁₁
curia₇
dacha₁₁
dagga₈
delta₆
derma₈
dicta₈
dobla₈
dobra₈
dogma₉
dolma₈
donga₇
donna₆
dorsa₆
doula₆
douma₈
doura₆
drama₈
dulia₆
dumka₁₂
durra₆
edema₈
enema₇
entia₅
erica₇
etyma₁₀
extra₁₂
facia₁₀
faena₈
fanga₉
fatwa₁₁
fauna₈
fella₈
feria₈
finca₁₀
flora₈
flota₈
folia₈
fossa₈
fovea₁₁
frena₈
galea₆
gamba₁₀
gamma₁₀
ganja₁₃
garda₇
gemma₁₀
genoa₆
genua₆
gleba₈
gonia₆
grama₈
grana₆
guava₉
gumma₁₀
gutta₆
gyoza₁₈
haika₁₂
halma₁₀
halva₁₁
hamza₁₉
hansa₈
henna₈
herma₁₀
hijra₁₅
holla₈
honda₉
hooka₁₂
hosta₈
huzza₂₆
hydra₁₂
hyena₁₁
hypha₁₆
infra₈
ixora₁₂
jagra₁₃
jnana₁₂
junta₁₂
kalpa₁₁
kappa₁₃
karma₁₁
kasha₁₂
kheda₁₃
kibla₁₁
koala₉
koppa₁₃
korma₁₁
krona₉
kurta₉
labia₇
labra₇
lamia₇
larva₈
laura₅
lehua₈
lemma₉
lepta₇
liana₅
libra₇
limba₉
limpa₉
linga₆
llama₇
logia₆
loofa₈
louma₇
luffa₁₁
lutea₅
lycea₁₀
lycra₁₀
lyssa₈
lytta₈
mafia₁₀
magma₁₀
mamba₁₁
mamma₁₁
manga₈
mania₇
manna₇
manta₇
maria₇
marka₁₁
massa₇
matza₁₆
mbira₉
mecca₁₁
media₈
mensa₇
menta₇
micra₉
mikra₁₁
milia₇
milpa₉
mirza₁₆
mocha₁₂
moira₇
momma₁₁
moola₇
mudra₈
mulla₇
murra₇
musca₉
myoma₁₂
naira₅
nakfa₁₂
nappa₉
ninja₁₂
noria₅
nubia₇
nucha₁₀
nyala₈
ocrea₇
oidia₆
omasa₇
omega₈
opera₇
ossia₅
ostia₅
pacha₁₂
paisa₇
palea₇
pampa₁₁
panda₈
panga₈
parka₁₁
pasha₁₀
pasta₇
penna₇
pepla₉
perea₇
phyla₁₃
pieta₇
pilea₇
pinna₇
pinta₇
pitta₇
pizza₂₅
playa₁₀
plaza₁₆
plena₇
plica₉
podia₈
polka₁₁
poppa₁₁
presa₇
prima₉
pruta₇
pucka₁₃
pukka₁₅
punka₁₁
purda₈
quota₁₄
raita₅
reata₅
recta₇
redia₆
regma₈
regna₆
retia₅
rhyta₁₁
riata₅
rioja₁₂
ruana₅
rumba₉
sabra₇
sacra₇
saiga₆
salpa₇
salsa₅
samba₉
sanga₆
sauna₅
scena₇
schwa₁₃
scuba₉
scuta₇
selva₈
senna₅
sensa₅
sepia₇
septa₇
shiva₁₁
sigla₆
sigma₈
signa₆
silva₈
sirra₅
softa₈
sorta₅
spica₉
sputa₇
stela₅
stoma₇
stria₅
stupa₇
sulfa₈
summa₉
sunna₅
supra₇
surra₅
sutra₅
sutta₅
sylva₁₁
tabla₇
tafia₈
taiga₆
tanga₆
tanka₉
tazza₂₃
tecta₇
tegua₆
telia₅
tenia₅
terga₆
terra₅
tesla₅
testa₅
tetra₅
theca₁₀
theta₈
thuja₁₅
thuya₁₁
tiara₅
tibia₇
tikka₁₃
tinea₅
tonga₆
torta₅
trona₅
tryma₁₀
tsuba₇
ulama₇
ulema₇
ultra₅
umbra₉
uncia₇
urbia₇
usnea₅
uvula₈
vacua₁₀
vanda₉
varia₈
varna₈
veena₈
vesta₈
vigia₉
villa₈
vinca₁₀
viola₈
virga₉
vista₈
vitta₈
vodka₁₃
voila₈
volta₈
volva₁₁
vulva₁₁
walla₈
wicca₁₂
wirra₈
wisha₁₁
xenia₁₂
yenta₈
yerba₁₀
yucca₁₂
yurta₈
zamia₁₆
zanza₂₃
zebra₁₆

4 Letter Words That End in A

abba₈
acta₆
agha₈
agma₇
alba₆
alfa₇
alga₅
alma₆
amia₆
anga₅
anna₄
anoa₄
ansa₄
anta₄
aqua₁₃
area₄
aria₄
asea₄
atma₆
aura₄
baba₈
bema₈
beta₆
bima₈
bola₆
bora₆
bota₆
buna₆
bura₆
caca₈
casa₆
ceca₈
chia₉
coca₈
coda₇
cola₆
coma₈
coxa₁₃
cyma₁₁
dada₆
data₅
deva₈
dita₅
diva₈
dona₅
dopa₇
duma₇
dura₅
epha₉
etna₄
eyra₇
fava₁₀
feta₇
fila₇
flea₇
fora₇
gaga₆
gala₅
gama₇
geta₅
giga₆
glia₅
haha₁₀
hila₇
hora₇
hoya₁₀
hula₇
hyla₁₀
idea₅
ilea₄
ilia₄
ilka₈
inia₄
iota₄
isba₆
ixia₁₁
java₁₄
jota₁₁
juba₁₃
juga₁₂
jura₁₁
kaka₁₂
kana₈
kapa₁₀
kata₈
kava₁₁
kina₈
kiva₁₁
kola₈
kora₈
kuna₈
lama₆
lava₇
leva₇
lima₆
lipa₆
lira₄
loca₆
lota₄
luma₆
luna₄
mama₈
mana₆
mara₆
masa₆
maya₉
mega₇
mesa₆
meta₆
mica₈
mina₆
mola₆
mora₆
moxa₁₃
mura₆
myna₉
nada₅
nala₄
nana₄
napa₆
nema₆
nipa₆
noma₆
nona₄
nota₄
nova₇
obia₆
odea₅
ohia₇
okra₈
olea₄
olla₄
orca₆
orra₄
ossa₄
paca₈
papa₈
para₆
pica₈
pika₁₀
pima₈
pina₆
pita₆
plea₆
proa₆
puja₁₃
pula₆
puma₈
puna₆
pupa₈
raga₅
raia₄
raja₁₁
raya₇
rhea₇
rota₄
ruga₅
saga₅
sera₄
seta₄
shea₇
shwa₁₀
sika₈
sima₆
skua₈
soba₆
soca₆
soda₅
sofa₇
soja₁₁
sola₄
soma₆
sora₄
soya₇
stoa₄
suba₆
sura₄
taka₈
tala₄
tapa₆
taxa₁₁
tela₄
tepa₆
toea₄
toga₅
tola₄
tora₄
tuba₆
tufa₇
tuna₄
ulna₄
ulva₇
urea₄
ursa₄
uvea₇
vara₇
vasa₇
vela₇
vena₇
vera₇
viga₈
vina₇
visa₇
vita₇
viva₁₀
weka₁₁
whoa₁₀
yoga₈
yuca₉
yuga₈
zeta₁₃
zoea₁₃
zona₁₃

FAQ on words ending with A

What are the best Scrabble words ending with A?

The highest scoring Scrabble word ending with A is Zyzzyva, which is worth at least 43 points without
any bonuses.
The next best word ending with A is britzka, which is worth 22 points.
Other high score words ending with A are
zemstva (21),
chutzpa (23),
hypoxia (22),
cerveza (21),
bazooka (22),
buzukia (22),
and
mazurka (22).

How many words end in A?

There are 2,298 words that end with A in the Scrabble dictionary.
Of those
535 are 8 letter
words,
640 are 7 letter
words,
468 are 6 letter
words,
389 are 5 letter
words,
213 are 4 letter
words,
41 are 3 letter
words,
and
12 are 2 letter
words.

How many two letter words end with A?

There are 12 two letter words that end with the letter A.
They are
aa,
ba,
fa,
ha,
ka,
la,
ma,
na,
pa,
ta,
ya,
and
za.

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Пословицы и поговорки – это отражение народной мысли, установок, моральных ценностей. Обычно они имеют аналоги в других языках, поскольку воспроизводят “простые истины”, свойственные любому человеку каждой нации. Пословица может иметь другие образы, но будет доносить тот же смысл:

Английские пословицы	Русские эквиваленты английских пословиц
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.	В чужой монастырь со своим уставом не ходят.
The early bird catches the worm.	Кто рано встаёт – тому Бог подает.
Too many cooks spoil the broth.	У семи нянек дитя без глазу.

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Но есть высказывания, которые вообще не имеют эквивалента в русском языке. Такие пословицы в наибольшей степени отражают отличия менталитета, поэтому составляют для нас особый интерес.

Кстати, сегодня мы узнаем не только смысл этих английских пословиц, но и связанные с ними занимательные истории.

Обрати внимание: если вдруг ты не согласен с описанным примером и точно знаешь русский аналог, то обязательно пиши об этом в комментариях – подискутируем! 🙂

Уникальное наследие: пословицы на английском языке с переводом

1. If you can’t be good, be careful.

Дословный перевод: Если не можешь быть хорошим, будь осторожен.

Если ты собираешься делать безнравственные вещи, убедись, что они не опасны для тебя или общества. Когда ты планируешь сделать что-то аморальное, удостоверься, что об этом никто не узнает.

Первое упоминание именно этой формулировки датируется 1903-м годом, но смысл выражения намного старше и берет свое начало из латинской пословицы “Si non caste, tamen caute” (если не целомудренно, то по крайней мере осторожно).

2. A volunteer is worth twenty pressed men.

Дословный перевод: Один доброволец стоит двадцати принужденных.

Значение пословицы по сути прямое: даже маленькая группа людей может быть полезнее, если у нее есть энтузиазм, стремление и т.д. Зародилась эта пословица в начале 18-го века.

В то время Королевский флот имел группу матросов, вооруженных дубинками, чья цель была “насобирать” моряков на флот. Они могли делать это, рассказывая о небывалых преимуществах службы, или же просто силой (все же вооружены дубинками они были неспроста).

Такое стечение обстоятельств не делало принужденного хорошим моряком. Отсюда и “вытекло” это умозаключение.

Заметь, что в этой пословице можно менять соотношение цифр:

100 volunteers are worth 200 press’d men.

One volunteer is worth two pressed men

и т.д.

3. Suffering for a friend doubleth friendship.

Дословный перевод: Страдание за друга удваивает дружбу.

Значение этой шотландской пословицы понятно без особых объяснений. Казалось бы, в русском языке есть довольно похожая пословица “друг познается в беде”. При этом очень интересен сам смысл “страдания за друга”. Если в русском варианте говорится о том, чтобы не отвернуться от друга и помочь ему в трудной ситуации, то здесь именно страдать вместе с ним, тем самым усиливая дружбу.

Еще одна интересная с точки зрения образов английская пословица о дружбе: Friends are made in wine and proven in tears (дружба рождается в вине, а проверяется в слезах).

Также читайте: Какой он — живой английский язык?

4. A woman’s work is never done.

Дословный перевод: Женский труд никогда не заканчивается.

Ну вот и о нашей нелегкой женской доле английские пословицы позаботились 🙂 Выражение пошло от старинного двустишия:

Man may work from sun to sun,
But woman’s work is never done.

Получается, значение пословицы в том, что женские дела (в отличие от мужских) длятся бесконечно. Видно это из примера:

“A woman’s work is never done!”, said Leila. She added: “As soon as I finish washing the breakfast dishes, it’s time to start preparing lunch. Then I have to go shopping and when the kids are back home I have to help them with their homework.”

(“Женский труд никогда не заканчивается!”, – Сказала Лейла. Она добавила: “Как только я заканчиваю мыть посуду после завтрака, приходит время готовить обед. Потом я должна идти по магазинам и, когда дети возвращаются домой, я должна помогать им с домашним заданием”.)

5. Comparisons are odious / odorous.

Дословный перевод: Сравнения отвратительны / воняют.

Люди должны оцениваться по их собственным заслугам, не стоит кого-либо или что-либо сравнивать между собой.

Два варианта пословица имеет не просто так. Первый вариант (Comparisons are odious) очень древний, и впервые он был запечатлен еще в 1440 году. А вот измененный вариант (Comparisons are odorous) был “создан” Шекспиром и использован им в пьесе “Много шума из ничего”.

6. Money talks.

Дословный перевод: Деньги говорят (сами за себя).

Значение – деньги решают все. Происхождение выражения является предметом споров среди лингвистов. Одни считают, что пословица зародилась в Америке 19-го века, другие – что в средневековой Англии.

Кстати, пословица использована в названии песни австралийской рок-группы AC/DC.

7. Don’t keep a dog and bark yourself.

Дословный перевод: Не держи собаку, если лаешь сам.

Значение этой английском пословицы: не работай за своего подчиненного. Высказывание очень древнее: первое упоминание зафиксировано еще в 1583 году.

По поводу отсутствия аналога: в разных источниках дана разная информация. Кто-то согласен с тем, что аналогов в русском языке нет, другие в качестве эквивалента предлагают пословицу:

За то собаку кормят, что она лает.

Однако, в Большом словаре русских пословиц такой пословицы о собаке нет вообще. Возможно, то что предлагают нам в качестве альтернативы, это адаптированный перевод именно английской пословицы (такое бывает).

8. Every man has his price.

Дословный перевод: У каждого есть своя цена.

Согласно этой пословице, подкупить можно любого, главное предложить достаточную цену. Наблюдение впервые зафиксировано в 1734 году, но, скорее всего, имеет и более давнюю историю.

Также читайте: История Англии: список лучших документальных фильмов

9. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Дословный перевод: Подражание – самая искренняя форма лести.

Значение пословицы прямое. Эта формулировка восходит к началу 19-го века. Но сама мысль еще древнее и встречалась в текстах 18-го века, например, в 1714 году у журналиста Юстаса Баджелла:

Imitation is a kind of artless Flattery (Имитация является своего рода бесхитростной лестью).

10. It’s better to light a candle than curse the darkness.

Дословный перевод: Лучше зажечь свечу, чем проклинать темноту.

Вопрос об аналоге снова спорен: в некоторых источниках, где даны английские пословицы с переводом на русский, эквивалентом называют:

Лучше пойти и плюнуть, чем плюнуть и не пойти.

Хочу с этим поспорить. Значение русской пословицы: лучше сделать, чем жалеть, что не сделал. Смысл английской – лучше исправить положение, чем жаловаться на него. Лично мне смысловая составляющая про жалобы кажется первостепенной, поэтому приравнивать эти пословицы я бы не стала.

11. Stupid is as stupid does

Дословный перевод: Глуп тот, кто глупо поступает.

На самом деле это не совсем “народная пословица”, а фраза, которой Форест Гамп отбивался от назойливых вопросов о своем интеллекте:

Фраза ушла в народ 🙂 Прародитель этого выражения – пословица “Handsome is as handsome does” (красив тот, кто красиво поступает), уже имеющая аналог в русском языке: “Не тот хорош, кто лицом пригож, а тот хорош, кто для дела гож”.

Также читайте: Игра престолов с Lingualeo, или Hear me roar

12. You can’t make bricks without straw

Дословный перевод: Нельзя сделать кирпич без соломы.

Опять же в некоторых источниках в качестве аналога указывается русское “без труда не вытащишь и рыбку из пруда”. При этом английская пословица говорит не о трудолюбии, а о невозможности выполнить задачу без необходимых материалов.

“It’s no good trying to build a website if you don’t know any html, you can’t make bricks without straw.” (Не пытайся создать веб-сайт, если ты не знаешь HTML: ты не можешь делать кирпичи без соломы).

Согласно википедии выражение берет начало из библейского сюжета, когда Фараон в наказание запрещает давать израильтянам солому, но приказывает делать то же количество кирпичей, как и раньше.

Где искать пословицы и поговорки на английском языке по темам?

Возможно, это не все высказывания, не имеющие русских аналогов, ведь английских пословиц (и их значений) огромное множество. Кстати, ты вполне можешь поискать их самостоятельно в нашей Библиотеке материалов по запросу “proverb”, чтобы насытить свою английскую речь чудесными выражениями. Успехов! 🙂

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A friendly letter is a great way to keep in contact with people and stay on their radar while you build rapport and relationships. However, because there are so many different ways to show your appreciation and friendship while maintaining the right tone for your particular relationship, it can be difficult to know how to end your friendly letter. In this post, we’ll highlight a variety of different ideas you can use when ending your friendly letter.

Remember that a friendly letter is normally a fairly informal letter, but it doesn’t have to be. In letter writing, you may find occasion to write a business letter or other professional letter. With business correspondence like cover letters or other written items, the letter closing you choose may differ from those found in this article. These are intended more for personal letters. However, if you have a close friend that’s also a business associate, or if you’re writing business letters to contact you know well, your concluding paragraph and your sign-off can be less formal.

When the reason is clear when writing a friendly letter, it’s best to send a handwritten letter, especially if you’re sending the letter via regular mail. Handwritten letters allow you to show that you care and they convey a level of personalization that a printed letter can not match.

3 TIPS FOR MAKING YOUR FRIENDLY LETTER EVEN FRIENDLIER

— Add a personal greeting to the beginning of the letter.

— Include what you want from this person in the letter.

— Keep it short and sweet and make sure to include a ending like one of the following phrases at the end. For a cover letter this is particularly true.

— Bonus tip — make sure your friendly letter is handwritten (it’s easier than you think).

SEE ALSO — How to Write a Thank You Note — Best Tips and Examples

3 MISTAKES YOU SHOULD AVOID IF YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR FRIENDLY LETTER EVEN FRIENDLIER

— Don’t write too long or the person will not be interested in reading more.

— Do not use formal or legal language, show that you are an individual not some kind of company by using informal language.

— Avoid using unnecessary punctuation like exclamation points

WHY A FRIENDLY SIGN-OFF IS IMPORTANT

A friendly sign-off is important when you end a letter because it shows that you care about the person, leaving the conversation on a positive note. It can be difficult to end a friendly letter without coming across as insincere or rude. If you show consideration for the other person’s feelings, whether it’s someone close to you or not, you are showing empathy and building rapport.

Your tone should reflect how much you value the relationship with the person. For example if it is someone close to you, the tone should be sentimental and friendly. On the other hand, if it is a business relationship and you’re just trying to maintain a good rapport with them, your tone could be more professional.

To achieve the right tone for your letter, consider how much you value or respect this person or how close you are to this person before.

SEE ALSO — Best Ways to End a Greeting Card

35 WAYS TO END A FRIENDLY LETTER

#1 Best friends forever.

#2 You’re the best.

#3 Thank you very much for your help and support, love you lots!

#4 Lots of love, (Your Name).

#5 I hope we can stay friends forever!

#6 Your friend, (Your Name).

#7 My best friend in the whole wide world, (Your Name).

#8 See you soon, love you lots

#9 Good luck with everything, you deserve the best!

#10 It was a pleasure to meet you, I hope we can keep in touch.

#11 Hope we stay friends forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever!

#12 Best wishes to you always, (Your Name).

#13 Good luck in everything you do, I’m always here for you.

#14 Lots of love and kisses, (Your Name).

#15 Warm regards!

#16 Best ever friend forever, (Your Name) miss you lots.

#17 All the best to my best buddy!

#18 We may be apart, but our friendship will carry on.

#19 I’ll always be here if you need me.

#20 You’re my best friend and I don’t ever want to lose you.

#21 Lots of love and hugs, (Your Name).

#22 Good luck at work!

#23 I hope we’ll see each other soon!

#24 Lots of love from, (Your Name).

#25 Bye-bye, buddy. I appreciate you a lot and will miss you a lot.

#26 Sincerely,

#27 Yours truly,

#28 Best wishes,

#29 Cheers.

#30 Regards,

#31 Warm wishes,

#32 With love and best wishes always.

#33 You are a good friend.

#34 Thanks again.

#35 Thank you so much for your continuing support and encouragement. You really mean a lot to me!

SEE ALSO — Not Sure the Best Way to Sign That Handwritten Card? Here’s Advice for Every Occasion!

Always Think About How You Can Make Them Feel Good

When you are writing a friendly letter it’s important to think about how you can make the person feel good. A lot of people like receiving gifts or cards because they will be reminded of something positive. For example, if the person is moving away you could send them postcards from different places so they don’t forget about you. Handwritten friendly letters show how much effort and consideration you put into your relationship with the person and can make them feel valued and appreciated. A friendly sign-off is important because it lets the other person know that they’re cared about and loved, as well as how much you value this relationship.

Make Sure Your Letter is Handwritten

Handwriting is important because it feels personal. People might forget about the letter if they only type it. Handwriting on the other hand makes it more personable and shows how much you care for this person. Handwritten also feels more sincere than typed letters.

Another reason handwritten letters are so important is because you can show the person you are communicating with how much they mean to you. You have to think about what it is that person likes or doesn’t like. Handwritten letters allow you to personalize the letter and show the person how much you care. Handwriting shows how much time, effort, consideration, and love you are putting into this relationship. Handwritten is more informal than typed so it’s important to think about how much formality this person likes before ending your friendly letter

SEE ALSO — How to Make Your Greetings Culturally Appropriate

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I hope my instructions on how to end a friendly letter have been helpful!

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Words Ending in J, Q, V, End, and How

Which words end with END?

Which words end with HOW?

Which three-letter words end in J?

1. Брат (brat, ‘brother’)

2. Друг (droog, ‘friend’)

3. Кореш (‘koresh’)

4. Земляк (zemlyak, ‘homie’)

5. Старик (starik, ‘old man’)

6. Кент (kent, ‘buddy’)

7. Кирюха (kiryukha, ‘a drinking bud’)

8. Приятель (priyatel, ‘pal’)

9. Товарищ (tovarisch, ‘comrade’)

10. Знакомый (znakomyi, ‘acquaintance’)

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1. If you can’t be good, be careful.

2. A volunteer is worth twenty pressed men.

3. Suffering for a friend doubleth friendship.

4. A woman’s work is never done.

5. Comparisons are odious / odorous.

6. Money talks.

7. Don’t keep a dog and bark yourself.

8. Every man has his price.

9. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

10. It’s better to light a candle than curse the darkness.

11. Stupid is as stupid does

12. You can’t make bricks without straw

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3 TIPS FOR MAKING YOUR FRIENDLY LETTER EVEN FRIENDLIER

3 MISTAKES YOU SHOULD AVOID IF YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR FRIENDLY LETTER EVEN FRIENDLIER

WHY A FRIENDLY SIGN-OFF IS IMPORTANT

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