How to Say “Toy” in Russian
The English word ‘toy’ is translated into Russian as игру́шка. The standard term for a toy intended for play, such as a doll or a car, is игру́шка.
How to Say “Stella” in Russian
Stella is the English female given name translated into Russian as Стелла. Стелла is used as a feminine given name.
How to Say “Emma” in Russian
Эмма is the Russian form of the female given name Emma. Эмма is used as a proper noun to refer to a person with the given name Emma.
How to Say “Peace” in Mongolian
The Mongolian word for “peace” is энх тайван. энх тайван is the specific compound used to refer to a political or global state of being free from war.
How to Say “Happy New Year” in Mongolian
Шинэ жилийн баяр хүргэе is how you say Happy New Year in Mongolian. This phrase is used for the Gregorian New Year (January 1st) celebrations in Mongolia.
How to Say “Sand” in Russian
The English phrase ‘sand’ translates to Russian as песо́к. The word refers to finely ground rock.
How to Say “Hi” in Mongolian
In Mongolian, hi is expressed as сайн уу? These phrases are used to greet someone.
How to Say “Easy” in Russian
The English word ‘easy’ can be translated into Russian using лёгкий or простой.
How to Say “Thanks” in Mongolian
The English phrase “thanks” is translated into Mongolian as баярлалаа. баярлалаа is used to express appreciation or gratitude.
How to Say “Anything” in Russian
The Russian word for anything is что́-нибудь. что́-нибудь is used to refer to an unspecified thing or ‘any old thing’.