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The English phrase “internet” is translated into Russian as интерне́т. The term is used to refer specifically to the global network of computers.

The Russian word for shush is тсс. The form тсс is an onomatopoeic interjection used to signal someone to be quiet, similar to the English ‘shh’.

The English phrase “are you hungry?” is translated into Russian as ты голоден? This phrase is used to ask if someone wants to eat food.

The English word “tennis” is translated into Russian as те́ннис. те́ннис refers to the sport played by two or four players using strung racquets.

Buckwheat is гре́чка in Russian. The word is used to refer to the cereal or the groats used in cooking.

The English word “texas” is translated into Russian as Теха́с. Теха́с is used to refer to the state of Texas in the United States of America.

Ива́н is the Russian way to say the male given name Ivan.

The English phrase “see you tomorrow” is translated into Russian as до за́втра.

The English name Erin is translated into Russian as Эрин.

The English phrase ‘pierogi’ can be translated into Russian as either варе́ники or пельме́ни.