Russian

The English phrase ‘not yet’ can be translated into Russian using several forms, including пока́ не́т.

The English word “word” is translated into Russian as сло́во. сло́во refers to a unit of language.

The English phrase “where do you live?” is translated into Russian as где ты живешь? This question is used to ask someone about the location of their home.

The Russian word for broccoli is бро́кколи. The term refers to the plant Brassica oleracea var. italica.

To a man you also say Я тебя люблю (Ya tebya lyublyu). Russian does not change this sentence for the person you speak to.

To a woman you say Любимая (lyubimaya) or Моя любимая (moya lyubimaya) for “my love”. Милая моя (milaya moya) is a softer “my dear”.

Australia in Russian is Австра́лия. The word refers to the Commonwealth of Australia.

To see in Russian is ви́деть. The verb refers to the act of perceiving something with the eyes.

The English word ‘secret’ can be translated into Russian as секре́т or та́йна.

The Russian phrase and you is expressed as а ты?