Sally Lynette

The Russian word for “hockey” is хокке́й. хокке́й is a masculine noun used to refer to the sport of hockey.

The Russian word for vanilla is вани́ль (vanílʹ). вани́ль names the flavor and the spice itself.

How have you been? in Russian is как поживаешь? This phrase is a greeting used to ask someone about their life since the last time you saw them.

The English word ‘weak’ is translated into Russian as сла́бый.

The English word “hair” is translated into Russian as во́лосы (the mass on the head) or во́лос (a single strand).

The phrase Я хочу is used in Russian to say “I want”.

The English phrase “drop it” is translated into Russian as брось in its default form.

The English phrase ‘hail’ is translated into Russian as град. град refers to balls of ice.

The English phrase ‘i hate myself’ is translated into Russian as я себя ненавижу.

The English word ‘poor’ can be translated into Russian as бе́дный.