How to Say “Things” in Russian
The Russian phrase for ‘things’ is вещи. вещи is most commonly used to refer to physical, tangible objects or personal belongings like clothes and luggage.
The Russian phrase for ‘things’ is вещи. вещи is most commonly used to refer to physical, tangible objects or personal belongings like clothes and luggage.
Siberia is Сиби́рь in Russian. Сиби́рь is the name of the vast geographic region in Russia.
The Russian word for cello is виолонче́ль. виолонче́ль refers to the musical instrument known in English as the cello.
The English word storm can be translated into Russian as бу́ря. In Russian, the word used depends heavily on the type of weather being described.
The English name Nathaniel is transliterated into Russian as Натаниэль.
The English phrase “glory to russia” is translated into Russian as Слава России.
The English word sausage is translated into Russian as колбаса́ or соси́ска depending on the type.
The English name Paul is translated into Russian as Па́вел. The name is a masculine given name.
The English phrase ‘good afternoon’ is translated into Russian as до́брый день. до́брый день is used as a greeting to say good afternoon.