беспокоиться / побеспокоиться conjugation in Russian – to Worry

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

Down below you find the table of conjugations for the verbs беспокоиться / побеспокоиться. In English the translation means ‘to worry’.

беспокоиться / побеспокоиться conjugation in Russian

Imperfective
Aspect
 
Perfective
Aspect
 
Infinitive Formбеспокоитьсяпобеспокоиться
Present Tense
я – 1st Person Singularбеспокоюсь
ты – 2nd Person Singularбеспокоишься
он/она/оно – 3rd Person Singularбеспокоится
мы – 1st Person Pluralбеспокоимся
вы – 2nd Person Pluralбеспокоитесь
они – 3rd Person Pluralбеспокоятся
Past Tense
он – Masculineбеспокоилсяпобеспокоился
она – Feminineбеспокоиласьпобеспокоилась
оно – Neuterбеспокоилосьпобеспокоилось
они/мы/вы – Pluralбеспокоилисьпобеспокоились
Future Tense
я – 1st Person Singularбуду      беспокоитьсяпобеспокоюсь
ты – 2nd Person Singularбудешь  беспокоитьсяпобеспокоишься
он/она/оно – 3rd Person Singularбудет     беспокоитьсяпобеспокоится
мы – 1st Person Pluralбудем    беспокоитьсяпобеспокоимся
вы – 2nd Person Pluralбудете   беспокоитьсяпобеспокоитесь
они – 3rd Person Pluralбудут     беспокоитьсяпобеспокоятся
Imperative Form
ты – Informalбеспокойсяпобеспокойся
вы – Politeбеспокойтесьпобеспокойтесь

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Examples phrases with беспокоиться and побеспокоиться

Below you’ll find some example phrases:

Russian PhraseEnglish Translation
Не беспокойся, всё будет хорошоDon’t worry, everything will be okay
Я беспокоюсь о твоём здоровьеI’m worried about your health
Не беспокойся об этом сейчас, у нас ещё есть времяDon’t worry about that right now, we still have time
Я беспокоюсь о будущем своей карьерыI’m concerned about the future of my career
Её мать всегда беспокоится о нейHer mother always worries about her
Он беспокоится о том, что его не поймутHe’s worried that he won’t be understood
Не стоит беспокоиться об этом, это не так важноThere’s no need to worry about that, it’s not that important
Я беспокоюсь о том, что я не успею закончить проект в срокI’m worried that I won’t finish the project on time
Он всегда беспокоится о своей внешностиHe always worries about his appearance
Не беспокойся об этом, я все позабочусьDon’t worry about it, I’ll take care of everything
Она беспокоится о своей дочери, которая живет далеко от нееShe worries about her daughter who lives far away from her
Я беспокоюсь о том, что мы можем опоздать на встречуI’m worried that we might be late for the meeting
Он побеспокоился о том, что может забыть поздравить её с днём рожденияHe got worried that he might forget to congratulate her on her birthday
Не побеспокойся об этом, я уже всё сделалDon’t worry about it, I’ve already taken care of everything
Побеспокойтесь о своём здоровье, вы слишком много работаетеTake care of your health, you’re workin

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