Can u please write this in the traditional Russian Cyrillic ?

"Why did Lena break up with you?"
"Lena is very angry with you"

And can someone write this one in English letters?

"Your wife in the future will be very unfortunate ))) You can't go one week without getting a new girl"

(the last one is as a joke)

I don't want the translation as I know it is "little bunny" - I am wondering how a Russian person would write this using English letters?

I want a website that has the Russian word in English letters and that tells me what the word means. An example of what I'm talking about is this: how you pronounce I love you in Russian is "Ya tebya liubliu". Like that. Thank you for answering!!!

I know this is a stupid question, but I just started learning the Russian alphabet yesterday and I can say it right but I have trouble with the order sometimes. But I can sound out letters to words so that I know what they mean (I sound like a little kid all over again). It's only been one day, but I'm studying hard, so how long do you think it will take me to say the alphabet and recognize letters in Russian instead of me trying to notice them as English letters? Also could you tell me if this website is good for beginners like me? http://www.russianlessons.net/lessons/getting_started.php and could you refer me to another website that could be helpful? Thanks.

okay so im writing a story for fanfiction.net, about vampire academy.

in my story im making rose have a baby and call her nadine. i want dimitri to be able to say her name in russian like he does with rose. but when i translate nadine using google, i get Надин.

but i want him to be able to say it in english letters, but in russian.

like in the book dimitri calls rose roza instead of saying роза.

if anyone can understand what im trying to say please help x

If yes, then please attach a picture of the [russian] Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows cover or just plainly write its name in Russian using English letters (or russian if you can). It's just that Deathly Hallows doesn't seem like a name that could be easily translated, cuz those aren't even exactly real worlds, in my opinion...

I am looking for a site that i can type something in, in English, translate it into Russian but have it come out in English letters not Cyrillic.
Does anyone know of anything?

I'm good at learning languages .
I've only tried languages that have english letters .
My cousin is Russian and I just want to learn a little to converse with her . She speaks english but this is from school

I would like to know how to say 'little sister' in Russian. I used to speak Russian (almost 20 years ago now) and am very rusty. If possible and someone knows, could you write it out in English letters the way it is to sound in Russian? Thanks!

no thanks- i appreciate that u actually wrote out russian- but i need it as it is pronounced using standard english letters- thanks!

Me and a few friends have recently started learning russian. One friend has sent a text to the rest of us and he's blatantly used popular phrases, so I'd like to text some back with a translation of the phrase in the title as a joke.

Thanks for the help!

Oh, also it'll have to be in english letters, God help my phone's predictive text if I dare venture into the Russian letters with it!

i want to sleep with you-
thank you-
bye-
sexy-
no problem-
how are you-

just answer any that you can please.
please give me the pronunciation with english letters not russian letters. theres a cute girl i like to talk to

In the Cyrillic alphabet, please, not how it sounds using English letters. Thank you very much!

in English letters and in Russian letters if possible...

How would you write these in russian but with english letters

Wolf-
Fang-
Claw-
Defender-
Warrior-
Soldier-
Fighter-
Whisker-
Paw Print-
Lord-
Killer-
Strongest-
Swiftest-

(its for a manga im writing)

Pereday mame, wo tela yzhasnaya, kak babka derevenskaya. YZHOS

written by a female. It is Russian language but using english letters not the russian alphabet.

Can you translate the following into Russian, without using ALTAVISTA. I need the translation also in English letters not the Russian alphabet. Thank you

hey how are you is been awhile since I Stop by and said hi .
I'm sorry that my Russian is not that great.
How is your summer going? how was your weekend? Do you have any plans for this week? Sincerely your new friend Mike

I want to put we speak russian and we speak greek on a sign in front of my store. The russian person is not sure on how to spell this with english letters and the greek person is about 90% sure his phrase is correct....