How to Say “Burden” in Russian
The English word ‘burden’ (in the sense of a cause of worry) can be translated into Russian as бре́мя or обу́за.
The English word ‘burden’ (in the sense of a cause of worry) can be translated into Russian as бре́мя or обу́за.
Dimitri is a masculine given name of Russian origin, written as Дмитрий in Russian.
The English phrase “gnome” can be translated into Russian as гном.
The English name Abigail is translated into Russian as Абиге́йл. The name is a feminine given name.
The Russian phrase for “this is” is это. It can function both as the phrase “this is” and simply as the word “this” within a sentence.
In Russian, “hello kitty” refers to the name of the popular fictional character and global brand, written as Хелло Китти.
The Russian phrase for ‘no way’ is ни за что́. The phrase is used to express a strong, absolute refusal or disbelief.
In Russian, the word for “spring” is весна́. The word refers to the season between winter and summer in temperate climates.
The Russian phrase for “old man” is стари́к, which is the default form. These terms are used to refer to an elderly male.