Russian

Бру́клин is the Russian way to say Brooklyn, referring to the borough of New York City. Бру́клин is used as a name for the New York City borough.

In Russian, the phrase for “just kidding” is я просто шучу.

The Russian phrase for “what are you saying?” is Что ты говоришь? This phrase is used to ask someone to repeat or clarify what they have just said.

The English phrase “stop sign” is translated into Russian as знак Стоп.

The English word ‘prime’ is translated into Russian as просто́й in a mathematical context.

The English word ‘drama’ is translated into Russian as дра́ма. This noun refers to a dramatic situation.

The English phrase “hello bro” is translated into Russian as привет, бро. привет, бро is an informal greeting used to say hello to a male friend or a peer.

The English word “happiness” can be translated into Russian as either сча́стье or ра́дость.

The English word airport is аэропо́рт in Russian. The term refers to a place designated for airplanes.

The English word “sometimes” can be translated into Russian using several forms, most commonly иногда́.