Джейс
The Russian phrase Джейс translates to the English name jace.
Did you know?
- Because Джейс ends in a consonant, it is treated as a masculine noun in Russian grammar regardless of the person's actual gender.
- In Russian nicknames, foreign names are often 'Russified' by adding diminutive suffixes to make them sound more affectionate or familiar.
- Because Russian is a highly inflected language, the name Джейс would change its ending depending on its role in a sentence, such as 'Джейса' if he is the object of an action.
Examples in context
- Привет, меня зовут Джейс.Hey, I'm Jace.
- Ты знаешь, кто такой Джейс?Ty znayesh', kto takoy Dzhays?Do you know who Jace is?
- Джейс пришёл сегодня на встречу.Dzhays prishol segodnya na vstrechu.Jace came to the meeting today.
Example conversation
Anastasia and Alexander are talking about a new person in their friend group.
- Анастасия AnastasiaАлександр, ты видел нового парня?Aleksandr, ty videl novogo parnya?Alexander, have you seen the new guy?
- Александр AleksandrНет, а как его зовут?Net, a kak yego zovut?No, what is his name?
- Анастасия AnastasiaЕго зовут Джейс.Yego zovut Dzhays.His name is Jace.
- Александр AleksandrПонятно, я познакомлюсь с ним.Ponyatno, ya poznakomlyus' s nim.I see, I will meet him.