Use this prefix to say you're finished/you’ve had enough
In Russian, we often use prefixes and, sometimes, they completely change the meaning of the verb!
Our guest today is '-на'.
One of its meanings is to emphasise having done enough of something.
For example, if you ‘наелись’, it means you’ve "had your fill and can’t eat anymore".
- Будешь еще торт?
- Нет, у меня полный живот, я наелась!
- Would you like some more cake?
- No, I'm full, I’ve eaten enough!
- Давай сегодня посмотрим кино!
- Нет, я сегодня уже насмотрелся фильмов. Давай лучше погуляем!
- Let's watch a movie today!
- No, I've already watched enough movies for the day. Let's go for a walk instead!
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