снимать / снять conjugation in Russian – to Take Off

Written by Ari Helderman | Last updated: January 29, 2025 min read

Down below you find the table of conjugations for the verbs снимать / снять. In English the translation means ‘to take off / take a picture’.

снимать / снять conjugation in Russian

Imperfective
Aspect
 
Perfective
Aspect
 
Infinitive Formсниматьснять
 
Present Tense
я – 1st Person Singularснимаю
ты – 2nd Person Singularснимаешь
он/она/оно – 3rd Person Singularснимает
мы – 1st Person Pluralснимаем
вы – 2nd Person Pluralснимаете
они – 3rd Person Pluralснимают
 
Past Tense
он – Masculineснималснял 
она – Feminineснималасняла
оно – Neuterснималосняло
они/мы/вы – Pluralснималисняли
 
Future Tense
я – 1st Person Singularбуду     сниматьсниму
ты – 2nd Person Singularбудешь снимать снимешь
он/она/оно  – 3rd Person Singularбудет    сниматьснимет
мы – 1st Person Pluralбудем   снимать снимем
вы – 2nd Person Pluralбудете  сниматьснимете
они – 3rd Person Pluralбудут    сниматьснимут
 
Imperative Form
ты – Informalснимайсними
вы – Politeснимайтеснимите

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Examples phrases with снимать and снять

Below you’ll find some example phrases:

Russian PhraseEnglish Translation
Он снимает фильм в деревне.He’s shooting a movie in the village.
Она сняла номер в отеле.She rented a room in the hotel.
Они снимают дом на лето.They’re renting a house for the summer.
Я должен снять это.I must film this.
Я хотел бы снять эту картину.I would like to take this painting down.
Нужно снять этот фильм сегодня вечером.We need to shoot this movie tonight.
Она сняла свою одежду.She took off her clother.
Он снял свой костюм.He took off his suit.
Мы должны снять это видео сегодня.We must shoot this video today.
Они сняли все фотографии со стены.They took all the photos off the wall.
Я хотел бы снять эту пластинку.I would like to take this record off.
Нужно снять этот фильм в кино.We need to shoot this movie at the cinema.
Он снимает фильм в Лондоне.He’s shooting a movie in London.
Сними этот фильм!Shoot this movie!
Снимай видео!Make a video!

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