Russian

The English word unlucky translates to Russian as невезу́чий.

The English word ‘promise’ (as a vow) can be translated into Russian using обеща́ние. A promise can be expressed as the noun обеща́ние.

In Russian, the phrase for ‘how old are you?’ is сколько тебе лет? This phrase is used to ask about someone’s age.

The English phrase ‘to chase’ can be translated into Russian as гоня́ть. The meaning of ‘to chase’ varies depending on the specific Russian verb used.

The English word “emo” (referring to the music genre) is translated into Russian as э́мо.

The Russian word for leg is нога́. The word нога́ is used to refer to both the entire leg and the foot.

Sasha is a common Russian diminutive or nickname for the names Aleksandr or Aleksandra. Саша is used as a nickname or a familiar way to address someone.

Карли is the Russian transliteration of the female given name Carly. Карли is used as a female given name.

The English phrase ‘get ready’ can be translated into Russian as готовься.

The Russian word for halibut is па́лтус. The term refers to the flatfish of the genus Hippoglossus.