I am taking Russian as a side class (Not graded, and not for school) and I am having some trouble with some things I was quized on, and I can't seem to find them anywhere in the material.
Here are the following questions:
(1) Convert the feminine noun "аптека" into the Accusative Case (Select the correct word)
Example
страна (nominative) - страну (accusative)
Question 4 answers
a. аптеку
b. аптек
c. аптеке
(2) Select the translation using the correct Preposition for this phrase:
I want some sweet things to write to my Russian boyfriend while I am away in Berlin. He got really excited when I accidentally found a phrase referencing to some song about a soldier so the more specific the phrase is to Russian pop culture/life the better. In cyrillic too if possible would be best. Thank you in advance!!!
I need to know the phrase "my little clementine" in Russian that someone can write out in english so I will be able to pronounce it. It's for my friends daughter who is obbssed with clementines. Thanks!
This may be a strange english alphabet phoenetic spelling because the Dictionaries and Online Translators do not recognize it at all and even will ask you to use a Cyillic typeset to enter the words. But I do find people using it when I search on Google - but on entirely Russian pages that I can't read so I'm still outta luck. So its obviously a real phrase of some sort - just not one the translaotrs say exists.
In my Russian-language textbook, it has stress marks on top of the letters. For instance, on the phrase номер телефона (telephone number), there are stress marks on top of the o's in each word.
If I were actually writing out Russian myself, am I supposed to write the stress marks or not?
alright i always wanted to know a certain phrase i here russians say in cod modern warfare 2 and in modern warfare 1
it sounds like
RADUBI or like
na ZUBI
or something similar to that
if you know what im saying or trying to say what does that mean i always thought it ment target down or tango down
Can someone help me translate Russian to English the phrase - фельдшер окушерский пункт
. Essentially we understand that it is a doctor who assist in child birth. What would the correct English translation be?
"I can believe how you looked at me with your Johnnie Walker eyes. Hes going to get you and after hes through, there will be no love left to rye. I know that's its complicated. But im a loser in love, so baby raise a glass to mend all the broken hearts of all my wrecked up friends."
How would you write that in either russian or french? The phrase is from a Lady Gaga song if you were wondering. Thank you!
Because you asked the quote will cover most of the bottom of my forearm. Enough so the the writing is big enough.
Who can tell me how I can say "have a nice flight" in russian language. Please use both Kyrril alphabet for original phrase and latin or IPA for pronunciation.
I know something like "dobroma puti". What does this exactly mean. It is spelled as it is.
hey there thanks for checking me out in advance. found this unknown house record with this dude speaking russian. i believe he's saying the name of the song after he raps. can you tell me what the phrase he says is so i can try and find the song???
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've asked many, many different people, but I want to be absolutely sure! I plan on getting the phrase "Glamorous Life" tattooed, but in Russian. I am pretty sure the translation is "Гламурная жизнь" But confirming with as many people as I can could never hurt
Hello everybody ! I wanna make a tattoo with this famous phrase of Dostoyevsky and i would like to know the russian translation in cyrillic charachters. Thank you all very much !
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....
