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learn_russianIn English we have two opposite phrases:
I'm looking forward to _________
and
I'm dreading ___________
I know the Russian equivalent of "to look forward to" is ждать с нетерпением. How is the opposite, to dread, expressed in Russian? For instance, how might you say "I'm dreading going to the dentist", "I'm dreading the meeting tomorrow", "I'm dreading the exam"
I'm looking forward to _________
and
I'm dreading ___________
I know the Russian equivalent of "to look forward to" is ждать с нетерпением. How is the opposite, to dread, expressed in Russian? For instance, how might you say "I'm dreading going to the dentist", "I'm dreading the meeting tomorrow", "I'm dreading the exam"
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Date: 2008-06-10 09:25 am (UTC)I'm dreading the exam = Я до ужаса боюсь экзамена.