Examples of using "новичок" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm a freshman.
She is a beginner.
I'm a beginner in French.
I'm a beginner, too.
Tom is obviously a beginner.
Are you new here?
I'm only a newbie.
Are you a freshman, too?
Are you new?
I'm a beginner at Esperanto.
I'm new at this.
I don't like the new guy.
Tom is a rookie.
- I'm not a rookie anymore.
- I'm no longer a rookie.
Tom is a beginner.
I'm new.
I'm no longer a rookie.
I'm new at this kind of work.
- You must be new here.
- You must be new around here.
Tom is new to the job.
I am a beginner in Russian.
New to the team, feeling like an outsider,
I'm only a freshman.
Compared to him, I'm only a beginner.
Tom is a beginner.
Tom isn't a beginner.
- Tom's a beginner, but he catches on fast.
- Tom is a beginner, but he catches on fast.
I'm a novice at programming, but I learn quickly.
Are you new here?
Frankly speaking, in that GP Vettel was driving like a rookie.
- I am new here.
- I'm new here.
Compared to you, I'm just a beginner at this game.
They have over a hundred million active users daily.
With them was rookie astronaut Roger Chaffee, a former spy-plane pilot who flew reconnaissance
You can clearly see what comes out when an English beginner tries to form a sentence in English. At that stage of learning the best thing for him to do is, I repeat, make sentences in Russian, translate them to English and get them fixed here if need be.