Наруто
The English phrase naruto is translated into Russian as Наруто.
Наруто is used to refer to the name naruto.
Did you know?
- Russian fans often use the slang term нарутологи to describe people who study the complex lore and plot of the series as if it were an academic science.
- While 'Naruto' is a proper noun in this context, the Japanese word 鳴門 originally refers to the Naruto whirlpools in the Naruto Strait, and a Russian speaker might be confused if they see the word used in a geography context versus an anime context.
- While the name is written in Cyrillic as Наруто, the Russian letters 'р' and 'у' look like the Latin 'p' and 'y', which can sometimes confuse beginners reading the text aloud.
Examples in context
- Как вы относитесь к популярному японскому аниме 'Наруто'?How do you feel about the popular Japanese anime 'Naruto'?
- Я считаю, что 'Наруто' является одним из лучших представителей японской анимации.I believe that 'Naruto' is one of the best representatives of Japanese animation.
- Ты помнишь сцену из 'Наруто', где он противостоит Саске?Do you remember the scene from 'Naruto' where he confronts Sasuke?
- Я смотрю Наруто по телевизору.Ya smotryu Naruto po televizoru.I am watching Naruto on TV.
- Тебе нравится Наруто?Tebe nravitsya Naruto?Do you like Naruto?
- Наруто очень популярное аниме.Naruto ochen' populyarnoye anime.Naruto is a very popular anime.
Example conversation
Two friends are discussing what to watch in the living room.
- Ольга OlgaАндрей, хочешь посмотреть Наруто?Andrey, khochesh' posmotret' Naruto?Andrey, do you want to watch Naruto?
- Андрей AndreyДа, я очень люблю Наруто.Da, ya ochen' lyublyu Naruto.Yes, I love Naruto very much.
- Ольга OlgaТогда включай первую серию.Togda vklyuchay pervuyu seriyu.Then turn on the first episode.
- Андрей AndreyХорошо, Ольга, сейчас сделаю.Khorosho, Ol'ga, seychas sdelayu.Okay, Olga, I'll do it now.
