Can I get this translated into the pronunciation of english

like Hello is Russian would be pronounced privEt

Russian:

Не видели ваш осел здесь на некоторое время, были у вас было?

Я делал некоторые личные бизнес.

Хорошо также является боссом вверх по лестнице последней двери в прихожей.

English:
Haven't seen your ass around here in awhile, were have you been?

I've been doing some personal business.

Alright well the boss is up the stairs last door in the hallway.

I'm not sure. and I don't really trust sites because you know. Yeah. Don't try it.

Pesavage is my last name.
"Ким Песаваге" ---> Kim Pesavage?

For pronunciation, it's a short "Puh" and the word Savage.

Give me the actual letters--I don't care for the pronunciation, I just need to know how to write it in Russian. THanks so much for any help!

It must teach alphabet/pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, reading writing, understanding and speaking and should have tapes and books.
It must teach reading, writing, speaking, and reading, grammar and lots of vocabulary. Rosetta stone is okay, but for Russian not amazing. By the way, please give this a star, I really want a lot of answers. Thanks! I'll give the first to give me a star who doesn't have one of those badges top answer.

you only know English and Spanish?? cause like i want to learn Russian but some people have told me that the grammar and the pronunciation is really difficult to learn..so is it really hard to learn it??

I need to know how to say the words "old", "loser", and "detective" in Russian for a project I'm working on for school. Please leave a pronunciation (ex: pro-nun-see-ay-shun) below of how to say the words. Thanks!

How do you say these words in russian, please include the pronunciation if you decide to spell it in Russian.

Sister
Brother
Cousin
Aunt
Uncle
Niece
Nephew
Grandpa

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.

hi everyone.

does anyone know some websites containing the russian words pronunciation?

but the worlds should be typed by myself...
thx a lot 4 answers.
does anyone also offer me virtual keyboard which i d use for russian

"o-dor-ia" what letters in Russian can give this pronunciation???

My friend is visiting her family in Russia for the entire summer. I want to call her but whenever someone answers they don't understand me when I ask for her. Could you tell me how to say the following, along with pronunciation?

"Hello. I don't speak Russian. I am Sasha's friend from Canada. May I speak to her?"

Thank you!

Okay, so the Russian letter "g", "г", i have noticed it is sometimes pronounced like "v" like in "его" it's pronounced like "yevo".. I think i'm right.

Well when do you know to pronounced "g" and a hard g or like v?
Or, explain it to me, like pronunciation.

And would ногти be "nogti" or "novti", then?

Thanks!

I translated song lyrics which I wish to sing, but am unsure of my pronunciation. The link to my recitation is:
я перевел лирику песни, которую я желаю петь, но сомнительный о моем произношении. Гиперссылка к моей декламации:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nj5GL6Zw_o

I don't want any translation.
I just simply want to write my friend's name in Russian.
And her name is Hope.

Thank you in advance.
Well, what I want to know is how to write the pronunciation of Hope in Russian.

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

I'm learning a Russian romance, and I know most of the words are pronounced as written. But I don't know where the stresses are, so I can't sing it properly. Could a native speaker please indicate the stressed syllables and if possible, the pronunciation of the unstressed syllables? Mostly I just need to know the stressed syllables.

Noch' vesennjaja dyshala
svetlo - juzhnoju krasoj;
tikho Brenta protekala,
serebrimaja lunoj;
otrazhjon volnoj ognistoj
blesk prozrachnykh oblakov,
i voskhodit par dushistyj
ot zeljonykh beregov.

Svod lazurnyj, tomnyj ropot
chut' drobimyja volny,
pomerantsev, mirtov shopot
i ljubovnyj svet luny.
upojen'ja aromata
i tsvetov, i svezhikh trav,
i vdali napev Torkvata
garmonicheskikh oktav.

Vsjo vlivajet tajno radost',
chuvstvam snitsja divnyj mir;
serdtse b"jotsja; mchitsja mladost'
na ljubvi vesennij pir,
po volnam skol'zjat gondoly,
iskry bryzzhut pod veslom
zvuki nezhnoj barkaroly
vejut ljogkim veterkom.
I'm sorry I couldn't type it in cyrillic because I don't have a cyrillic keyboard. My vocal teacher is Russian, but she's currently out of town - so I can't ask her. I'll be really thankful if anyone here can help me out.
It's Glinka Beautiful song.
Wow Natalya, thanks! I guess I can count myself lucky that the song only uses the first 3 verses of the Kozlov text. Yep I do know about the stressed 'o', 'e', etc. and the different pronunciations of unstressed letters depending on where they are in the word (final position, just before a stressed vowel, etc.). Which is why unless I know where the stresses are, I'm not going to make any sense to the listeners.

If you speak russian ( cryllic alphabet ) and good english click here please?
i have been listening to alot of music lately all in russian and i love singing it but its sooo hard , i use translators but it translates it into russian with cryllic letters, i need somebody to translate the russian into a english launguage pronunciation
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Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

История,драмы,любовь без доверия
Противные слухи,не могу больше слушать
Мне так неприятно,поскольку всё время
Я знала он лжет,но не хотел сдаваться

Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты жизнь живи и будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой
Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты женщиной будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой

Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

Дорога препятствий,в душе беспокойство
Лёгкая боль,но время пройдёт
Прощаюсь с прошедшим,от слёз убегаю
Пустые слова меня догоняют

Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты жизнь живи и будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой
Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты женщиной будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой

Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

One of my characters is an immigrant from Russia. She's a maid for a rich family in Dallas, TX. I really want to capture the accent and pronunciation in her voice. How would I write that? She speaks fluent English, but she still has a fluent, lingering accent.

i have been listening to alot of music lately all in russian and i love singing it but its sooo hard , i use translators but it translates it into russian with cryllic letters, i need somebody to translate the russian into a english launguage pronunciation

I hear it a lot in Battlefield bad company 2 anyone wanna clear things up?
Heard it a lot in BFBC2 (btw dnt know if it is rly spelled the pronunciation right)

I am writing a book but have stumbled on a few technical difficulties. I need the word "Shadow" in Russian, but in English (Roman) pronunciation. My searches have just given me the literal Russian word, but I don't know how to say it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I stumbled upon a name that possibly could have Russian Origin.

How do you write Eric in Russian?

Original writing format and pronunciation would be greatly appreciated.

I took a few years of German in high school and it came easily to me. I think Russian is really awesome and would like to learn it, but because it has such a different alphabet, etc, I'm afraid it will be way too hard. How hard is it to learn, pronunciation-wise, grammar-wise, etc, and what would be an efficient way of learning it?

One of our region try-out pieces is called "Hvalite Imia Ghospodne"

On the first word, would it be pronounced ch-val-yee-tye (with a "k" sound in the ch) or huh-val-yee-tye

If you've seen this piece and know the other words. I would greatly appreciate any other tips on this piece, especially in pronunciation. Our director has done tons of Italian and Latin, but I have no experience in russian.

Thank you.
No answers? Please....? You don't know it but I'm batting my eyes at you... lol. Contest is coming up and I can't get this wrong

my name is: surname: Avi last name: Haltovsky
the pronunciation is: 1. Aa-vi 2. hal-tov-skee

thanx

I would like a link to a website that can translate words from english to russian with either a small recording of the pronunciation or just spelled out in english phonetically. Thank you!

I love the English translations of French, Russian, and Spanish novels. Since I have never studied a foreign langauage, the pronunciation of the character's names have often been a mystery.

I'm learning Russian and am practicing translating English into Russian. However, I'm having trouble with some of the rules of pronunciation. I know that O stressed is a short O sound, and unstressed it is A. But when do I know when it is stressed or unstressed? As in the case of words such as Wolf- волк. Is is pronounced Volk, or Valk?

I've been wondering this for years, Polish is easy, but Russian takes tongue and throat work. Chinese is tonal, writing system is difficult, the pronunciation though is somewhat easy, but thats my opinion. Do you agree that Russian is the hardest language. I'm asking those who have experiences with languages or regular people who think they can answer this question.